HUMORLESS GERMAN reacts to Al Bundy's Best Insults (HILARIOUS) 

Cyndi Lauper is the singer he was mistakenly referring to

He more often compared Marcy to a Chicken.

And a cartoon about the little drummer boy for Christmas time was made around the sixty’s or seventy’s .

Quick reference, 90's Pepsi Super Bowl commercial.

O'Neill was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1969 under rookie head coach Chuck Noll but was cut in training camp, so technically, he was a pro football player, I know this because I grew up near Pittsburgh, and am a huge Steelers fan.

Al Bundy was the pride of Polk High School. Down 3 TD's, he once scored 4 Touchdowns in the championship game against Andrew Johnson High School in 1966. The winds were kind, coming out of the southeast 12mph, gusting upwards of 30 mph. Everyone in attendance was in awe at the heroics of the 18-year-old.

Al Bundy didn't just score four touchdowns in one game. Al also founded NO MA'AM (National Organization of Men Against Amazonian Masterhood) an anti-feminist group in response to Women's Bowling Night replacing the Men's and the nudie bar being turned into a Women's Coffee House.

@@stanleydavidlepretre4241 I bow my head to a fellow bundy~ian. Kudos good sir, well done !!🤩🏈🏈

In germany the series was known as Eine schreklich nette familie and ran on Pro7 for years on reruns...first before or after the simpsons around 7 pm and then after a few years on saturdays around 13...it was kinda 20 years ago.... dont know later cause pro7 was coded in poland...

Yeah, just like Homer Simpson

The majority of fat women who got insulted on the show were professional comedians and some were writers on the show. I went to see 8 tapings of the show between 1988-93 because I lived a few hours drive from L.A. and even though it was a half hour sitcom it took at least 2 hours or more for them to film it, mostly because the actors would mess up or start laughing, and the fat women would laugh too. There were usually fat women in the audience who laughed hard, which did surprise me. The fat women who got insulted were often just as nasty to Al, so some of them deserved it. I can’t imagine being insulted for being fat on national television and liking it, but these women read the scripts and knew what they were getting into. If you got to be on this show even one time it was a boost to your career, so lots of people were willing to be on it.

Yes, they were comedians.

Back in 80’s & 90’s everyone ripped on everyone else. We just had much tougher skin & also ability to laugh at ourselves. Most of the fat women wrote their own burns & no one took offense. We are all human who all have faults. Loved this show after a rough shift @ work we always knew Al had it worse. These weren’t the best jokes just simplistic one that is obvious in a short clips. Recommend the show & especially Al’s “I’m not a loser’ speech. It’ll get any man back into game of adult living.

also a slang for bag of weed

9:52 ... and Cyndi Lauper is the singer of that song.

Al Bundy was MILD compared to what Don Rickles did on Dean Martins Roast show!! All from back in the day were we didn't need somebody to keep our feelings from being hurt!

So many Cindy’s 😂

@@Chrisb.reacts Married with children is was an American sitcom that ran from 1987 to 1997. It was recorded in front of a real live studio audience, that's not laugh track, it's real people watching as it's being recorded. So, the laughing, clapping, and shouting you hear are real people's responses, live to the jokes and insults. Al is married with children. He hates his life, his wife, his kids, and his job. His vehicle is an old dodge car, always breaks down. They are poor. Always 1 step from losing the house, their phones, electric, etc get cut off Al always talks about his glory days in high school when he was a football player and was gonna go pro until he had an injury that ended that dream. So, he's pretty bitter and doesn't give a damn what anyone thinks about it. So, he just says it like it is in his opinion and if you're offended. Go cry elsewhere, he doesn't care. lol The deal with the big women. Al is a shoes salesman and nearly every day a lot of big women come in. He insults them and they run off "crying". All Al wants is a beautiful woman to come into the shoe store and want him. He whines to his wife all the time about the big women. The reality is those women were comedians, not famous but still comedians. They wrote the jokes for the scenes they were in. So, yea it was pretty much a running gag for large women to be on the show simply existing and then get insulted by Al. The Lttle Drummer Boy is a Christmas song here in the u.s. Marcy looks like a boy because she isn't even medium-chested. She looks like she has no breasts and Al insults her by always calling her a chicken and referring to her as a little boy. A "lid" is a removable cover used for many things in the U.S. A main example is a cookie jar and there's a lid. That covers the jar. Marcy was calling him brainless. Yes, Genie is the blue guy from Aladin. Al was saying that he wouldn't touch her feet even if a magical genie popped out to grant him wishes. Jenny Craig was a weight loss company in the u.s, when this show was popular. Women went and paid ridiculous prices to buy the food and it tasted like crap. Slim fast is a weight loss protein meal replacement shake. There are other brands and they work very well as real meal replacements and are good for elderly people that have trouble with solid foods. However, back then it was marketed as a weight loss shake. In the 80's and 90's there was a tv show called Home Inprovemnt, it was another sitcom. Marcy looks like their oldest son who was around 12. He again was calling her a little boy. Hagen Das is an ice cream company. Miller boy. He is again calling Marcy a boy. Also, Miller is a beer company out here. The neighbor asking Al what he had for dinner. They are mocking the fact that his wife is a stay-at-home wife/mom that does and will not cook. Not unless it benefits her. The "I smell foul" speaker, is Al's mother in law. Pumps are very low, high heels. Like 1-2 inches. Eggnog, historically also known as a milk punch or an egg milk punch when alcoholic beverages are added, is a rich, chilled, sweetened, dairy-based beverage. It is traditionally made with milk, cream, sugar, egg yolks, and whipped egg whites. The lady he is talking to about the list, that's Marcy his neighbor. That's who he is always calling a chicken and little boy. Feather removing electrolisis. He is always calling her a chicken. The same with beak job. Back when its show was on tv, no one was offended. We thnk that is funny. The show uses a lot of American references. Famous people, places, other tv shows, products sold here, etc. I hope this helps you get a lot more of the jokes as well as a lot of insight into the show.

Also, Al's wife (the red head) she's lazy, constantly insults him, puts him down. Gets the kids to mock him. Everyone mocks him. So, he's an angry bitter man that just doesn't care. The actor who played Al, is Ed O'Neill and yes he was on modern family.

The biggest running joke was the fact he was a terrible shoe salesman and no one could out how he could afford the house, two greedy kids, and a lazy, gold-digging, greedy, unemployed wife. Everyone that grew up watching this wasn't offended (as I mentioned before) but through Al, we learned to make fun of life. It also had a lot of reliability to the poor people struggling every day. Whereas most other tv shows, the family was always middle class or rich.

It was a better time. By far.

Modern Family was a great show, with much more nuanced, intelligent humor, as well as many side-splitting situations. I always hated Married with… because it was just a barrage of one cheap insult after another, (many that hit endlessly on the same 2 or 3 ideas), that got old quick.

@vespista1971 Married With Children's charm was uniquely lacking constraints that plague the rest of tv, including the PC, not as subtle or funny as the writers thought Modern Family, and had numerous recurring themes they'd execute jokes on in various ways. Its unpretentious tone stems from the creators intentionally making a show catering to working class people. It was like insurgents seized a little piece of Hollywood. This rarity, combined with almost over the top stage style acting and hilarious writing, pulled people into investing in the characters. The famous interactive studio audience developed organically to the showrunners' surprise, with different characters having different cheering sections. I appreciate subtlety (King of the Hill is a brilliant example of subtle humor and one of my favorite shows) but Married With Children was and remains a breath of fresh air.

11 seasons, 263 episodes only to end without warning. The cast didn't know "How to Marry a Moron" was the last episode when they taped it and it ended with a really lame "Thanks for everything" title card.

I was thinking about that. There's a lot of jokes in there that couldn't be aired today. However, *Murdered* With Children would be just fine for today's audience.😅

There was a lot to it. But Katey sadly lost a baby VERY LATE in pregnancy and that did play a role in the cancellation 😢

@@GenXfrom75 No, that had nothing to do with the cancellation. Katey Sagal's 1991 pregnancy was written into the show but it was explained away as Al's dreaming about having another child. Sagal went on to have two children during the series' run, a daughter in 1994 and a son in 1996. Neither of those pregnancies were acknowledged in the show though.

@@dlxmarks oh, got the years wrong! I thought it was reversed. Thanks!

The pilot also had different actor/actress for the kids Kelly & Bud

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...He could have gone Pro

​@@4iMRyan DAMN THAT PEG!!! She's the reason he was a big fan of "Psycho Dad"😂

I understood quite a few, but yeah the ones I didn’t understand were mostly because of that :)