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Coming up first, we have Adam Curl's show 1448.

This one's from 2014, features Norman Lear, Alison Rosen, and Brian Bishop, talking about All in the Family.

All in the Family is one of these shows that I reference all the time in the new Hollywood system where you're attempting to do a sitcom and they go, everyone has to be likable.

This guy's not likable.

And I go, Carol O'Connor was not likable.

Archie Bunker was not likable.

He was funny as shit, but he wasn't likable. And I literally had an executive go, oh, listen, we know that him and Meathead argued,

but we also knew that if Meathead was ever in the hospital, Archie would be the first one

by his bedside. And I said, no, he wouldn't. He didn't even like the guy. And I don't know

if today's system is driving you nuts or what was different about the old system that you could do something.

There wasn't audience testing?

I thought he was a human being.

And that automatically included being lovable to some degree and to some people.

And some people not.

But I always thought of him as lovable in the sense that his daughter could count on him.

But do you, do you, what I'm, I guess what I'm getting at is I come from a very liberal group,

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