S2.E12

Earth Angel

Name: Earth Angel
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1987-12-06
Duration: 23 min
Rating: 8.1
Cast: Ed O'Neill, Katey Sagal, David Garrison

Episode aired Dec 6, 1987
TV-PG
23m

IMDb RATING

8.1/10

791

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Dawn Merrick in Married... with Children (1987)

Comedy

There's a new light in the neighborhood when Bud brings home an attractive, free spirited, 21-year-old artist named Tiffany on her way to art school in New York and everyone likes her, excep... Read allThere's a new light in the neighborhood when Bud brings home an attractive, free spirited, 21-year-old artist named Tiffany on her way to art school in New York and everyone likes her, except Marcy for Tiffany steals the attentions of Steve as well.There's a new light in the neighborhood when Bud brings home an attractive, free spirited, 21-year-old artist named Tiffany on her way to art school in New York and everyone likes her, except Marcy for Tiffany steals the attentions of Steve as well.

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IMDb RATING

8.1/10

791

YOUR RATING

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Trivia
The episode title is a reference to "Earth Angel", released by The Penguins in 1954.

Quotes
Al Bundy: Where are you from? What are your plans? When did you stop wearing a bra?
Tiffany: Well, I'm from San Francisco and I'm on my way to New York to go to art school and I don't like bras. They're so constricting, don't you think?
Peggy Bundy: Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha. Get out!
Al Bundy: Now, Peg, she's got no place to go. Bud, get some sheets and a blanket for the couch so your mother will be comfortable.
[Peg elbows Al in the ribs]

Soundtracks
Love and Marriage
Music and lyrics by Sammy Cahn and Jimmy Van Heusen

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Featured review

8/10

The Birds Are Singing!

When Bud meets a girl who is looking for a place to stay, he brings her home. She is pretty, blonde, and young who is on her way to New York City to study art. At first, she is an unwelcome guest. But after Al gets aroused by her presence, Al treats Peggy a lot better. I love the scene where Peggy's friends, the other neighborhood women, come for a visit while their husbands go bowling. They are not the most attractive but not the most unattractive bunch out there. They just want their husbands to know they are alive. Fortunately, this angel from California comes for a visit. The only man not getting aroused is Steve Rhoades who talks about artists with her and makes Marcy jealous.