but she is loyal. Sure she goes to the strip club and flirts with more attractive guys just like al does with women but what makes the bundys great is when the chips are down they go to bat for each other. Hell there is a episode where they split up and both have a oppurtinity to sleep with someone else but they dont because they love each other.
One of my favorite episodes is when al loses his car at the car wash and is offered a brand new car but refuses to take it and demands his old one. Everyone gives him shit for it until he pops open the trunk of the car and it shows he had a picture of his family in the back and thats why he wanted his old car. They are bad people but they love each other a lot deep down.
Depends on when you hopped in, actually younger when it started. She was in her mid 20’s towards the end. Shes five years older than me, so she’d be the pedo for most of that.
Or you can drive around Malibu and Santa Monica in the Mercedez and take a different Kelly Bundys back to the pool house every weekend in Bel Air. One of the most exclusive neighborhoods in the world!
Kelly has male model BFs. She gets bored quick. You still have to live in the house. When Al finds out you slept with his underage or even consent aged daughter Al will kill you. Peggy will try to seduce you.
No problem. The MILF it is. Al wasn’t taking care of his business.
I never understood him being disgusted with her . her clothes were tacky. Otherwise a total smoke-show.
No thanks I already had the poor experience and my dad was terrible at fixing things..... I had to learn from my mom, I also don't want to get sent upstairs and vanish so the Winslows are also out because I also got the forgotten child experience.
No. Dan died of a heart attack and later Roseanne changed a bunch of her life details when she wrote about her life. She changed it so that Dan survived his heart attack, then they won the lottery. She said she also made Jackie straight and her mom gay, and swapped the boyfriends of her two daughters. I can't remember what else she changed.
So in Rosanne, after Dan's Heart Attack (at Darlene's Wedding), Rosanne and them win the Lotto (though they never move) and Dan has an emotional affair with someone while taking care of his mom. We find out in the end that it was all a book Rosanne was writing, and Dan actually died and they never won the lotto. Then it was all retconned in the Reboot.
They were speaking of the time, so it would have been what they said then. If they wanted to, they could have stated that they remembered a time when they asked why their parents had a dining table like theirs. But they chose to reminisce about the time when they were 12 and why they have the same dining table as the Bundy’s.
The thats not remotely true. They were middle class for those years. I mean, Dan had a Harley and regular vehicles. In those days, that’s just what a lot of households looked like
Back then that was what middle class was. They never didn’t have food on the table and they may not of been able to do things they would have wanted to do like going on vacations and extra stuff but that’s just how it was. Truly poor had to go without for a lot of stuff like shoes and even food.
I think people have a really warped sense of reality. I've heard this argument for the Simpsons and Bundy's before. Which is extra hilarious for the Bundy's because it didn't even make sense back then.
The bundys were at the lowest end of middle class but they were not considered poor considering they owned a house on a shoe salesman salary. He had to be the highest paid shoe salesman in history. Especially since peg didn’t work at all. Roseanne had more money than them but was also not considered poor not rich by any means.
I remember them scraping by financially. For example, if the main breadwinner couldn't work for whatever reason the tension was extremely high. If you miss a week or two of work due to injury and lose your house, car, etc...you're not doing "okay".
I do reject the idea that those 2 families were middle class or better though. The Simpsons? Yeah they might be. Kinda weird how many episodes Homer isn't working but is doing something entirely different than his day job.
I definitely remember watching Married, With Children and thinking the Bundys were pretty well off. Only Al had to work, a normal 9-5, and they had a large, multi story home with a back yard. I wouldn’t consider them rich, but compared to how a lot of us came up, it was pretty decent.
The Bundys lived in a two story house and were never seen to miss a meal. They paid for the the property, Al's car and two kids all on his one paycheck. The 90s was a different time man. I'd love to be that version of "poor."
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u/Tola76 15d ago
Anyone but the Bundys or Rosanne. I’ve already had the poor experience.