All in the Family: Season 7, Episode 25

Archie's Dog Day Afternoon (12 Mar. 1977)

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Archie starts another battle when he goes one-on-one with a neighborhood dog.

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Archie goes to war with Barney Hefner over the issue of his misbehaving dog. What sparks the squabble is that when the dog defecates on his lawn, he is proud to take it and dump it on Hefner's porch. Leaving for work, however, Archie backs up the cab and accidentally runs over the dog, not killing it but injuring it. Written by Jerry Roberts <armchair-cinema@hotmail.com>

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