This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed Human.

The first time I ever saw all in the family, I was with my grandparents, and we were sitting around there, their television television and their little home, North Louisiana.

And what's really interesting about that era of time is that when one family watched television, everybody watched television.

You didn't have all of these selections that are out there, you know, kind of floating about.

You know, for us,

I literally think we had three channels on a, on kind of a moderate day, an exceptional day,

we might have one more that came out of some undisclosed location in Arkansas.

And that was about the extent of it.

And so what we did know is that on a Saturday night, which I think is when it was, you could sit down and all in the family would come on and we would watch it.

And I think a lot of families around the United States watched it.

And it was at that point in time, we became familiar with Rob Reiner, aka

Meathead. And he was the foil to Archie Bunker. And we got great laughs out of that. It was a

different time in this country at that point in time. But he left an impression, certainly in the

years that followed his life. My my kids still to this day, quote

Princess Bride. And I do too. I mean, it's just one of those things that's integrated into

the grain of who we are. You know, the thing about Hollywood is that we esteem these people so much

and we put them up on a pedestal.

And when the dirt and the grime of the streets comes upon them and visits upon them,

you suddenly come to a realization that they are, in fact, human.

And there is nothing that, from my perspective,

encapsulates the human experience more than death, particularly brutal death, because at the

end of the day, we all bleed red. I'm Joseph Scott Morgan, and this is body bags.

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