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The 7th
Annual TV Land Award Show
Honorees
TV Land announced today that it will pay tribute to "M*A*S*H," "Married...With Children," "Home Improvement," "Magnum PI," "Knots Landing" and "Two And A Half Men" at the 7th Annual TV Land Awards.
Hosted by Neil Patrick Harris, the two-hour show will tape on Sunday, April 19th at the Gibson Amphitheatre in Universal City and will air on TV Land during a special presentation of TV Land PRIME on Sunday, April 26th at 8PM ET/PT.
All of this year's honorees are cultural icons representing a cross-section of classic and modern television that viewers love. Below are details on this year's honorees:
THE INNOVATOR AWARD
This award is presented to a series whose influence is still felt and evident in television today. It is most exemplified by a show that carved out new territory, re-defining elements of the genre and opening pathways for others to follow. TV Land will honor "Married with Children" as this year's recipient.
One of the first primetime and controversial sitcoms that established FOX as a legitimate network, "Married with Children" redefined the meaning of a tight-knit family and also helped break barriers for comedies to continue to discuss unsuitable topics, much like "All in the Family" did in the late 1970s. The comedy focused on Al Bundy (Ed Oneill), a bigoted, dim-witted shoe salesman unlucky in life, and his wife, Peg (Katey Sagal), a housewife who didn't do much except shop and style her highly coiffed red hair while dispensing her signature brand of sarcasm. Their daughter Kelly (Christina Applegate) was the hot, blonde airhead while their son Bud (David Faustino) was the unsuccessful bad boy. Along with their dog Buck, the Bundy's often bickered with their obnoxious neighbor Marcy (Amanda Bearse), her ex-husband Steve (David Garrison) and later Marcy's second husband Jefferson (Ted McGinley).
Married ... With
Children - Get the DVD's
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Married ... With Children
The Complete
Eleventh Season
Was released on
Oct. 6, 2009 from
Sony Pictures |
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Married ... With Children
The Complete Tenth Season
Was released on
March 19, 2009 from
Sony Pictures |
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Married ... With Children
The Complete Ninth Season
Was released on Aug.
19, 2008 from
Sony Pictures |
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Married ... With Children
The Complete Eighth Season
Was released on
March 18, 2008 from
Sony Pictures |
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Married ... With Children
The Complete Seventh Season
Was released on Sept. 18, 2007 from
Sony Pictures |
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Married
... With Children
The Complete Sixth
Season
Released on Dec. 19,
2006 from
Sony Pictures |
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Married ... With
Children:
The Complete
Fifth Season
Released on June 30,
2006 from Sony Pictures |
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Married
... With Children:
The
Complete Fourth Season
Released on Aug. 30,
2005 from Sony Pictures |
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Married
... With Children:
The
Complete Third Season
Released on Jan. 25,
2005 from Sony Pictures
Includes the Infamous
Lost Episode |
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Married
... With Children:
The
Complete Second Season
Released March 16, 2004
from Sony Pictures |
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Married
... With Children:
The Complete First
Season
Released
Oct. 28, 2003 from Sony
Pictures
Includes 13 episodes on
2 discs: Pilot, Thinergy,
Sixteen Years and What
Do You Get?, But I
Didn't Shoot the Deputy,
Have You Driven a Ford
Lately?, Whose Room Is
It Anyway?, Al Loses His
Cherry, Peggy Sue Got
Work, Married...Without
Children, The Poker
Game, Where's the Boss?,
Nightmare on Al's
Street, Johnny B. Gone,
reunion special and a
new comedy sneak peek |
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Married
... With Children:
The
Most Outrageous Episodes
Vol. 2 |
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Married
... With Children:
The
Most Outrageous
Episodes! Vol. 1
Released Feb. 4, 2003
from Sony Pictures
Includes the infamous
lost episode |
Married
... with Children is a
show about shoe salesman Al
Bundy who raises his
dysfunctional family. Peg
Bundy is Al's wife, is
addicted to shopping and Oprah.
Steve Rhoades is the Bundy's
former neighbor. Marcy D'Arcy
is Steve's ex-wife. Kelly
Bundy is the attractive
daughter with the intelligence
of a fruitfly. Bud Bundy is
the son who has bad luck with
women. Jefferson D'Arcy is
Marcy's current husband.
Fox Broadcast History
April 1987-October
1987---Sundays-8:00 p.m.
October 1987-July
1989---Sundays-8:30 p.m.
July 1989-August
1996---Sundays-9:00 p.m.
September 1996-June
1997---Saturdays-9:00 p.m.
Known Nielsen Ratings:
#64 in 1994-95 Season
#78 in 1995-96 Season
#97 in 1996-97 Season
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Katey
Sagal
Role:
Peg Bundy
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Ted
McGinley
Role:
Jefferson D'Arcy
(Episodes 102-262,
recurring previously) |
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Ed
O'Neill
Role:
Al Bundy |
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Amanda
Bearse
Role:
Marcy Rhoades D'Arcy |
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David
Faustino
Role:
Bud Bundy |
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David
Garrison
Role:
Steve Rhoades
(Episodes 1-74,
recurring afterwards) |
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Christina
Applegate
Role:
Kelly Bundy |
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Recurring
Roles
Hill
Harper
Role:
Aaron |
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Frank
Lloyd
Role:
Norris |
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Dan
Tullis Jr.
Role:
Officer Dan |
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Harold
Sylvester
Role:
Griff |
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Janet
Carroll
Role:
Gary |
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Kathleen
Freeman
Role:
Peg's Mom (voice)
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Tom
McCleister
Role:
Ike |
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E.E.
Bell
Role:
Bob Rooney |
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Shane
Sweet
Role:
Seven |
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Steve
Susskind
Role:
Barney |
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Teresa
Parente
Role:
Miranda Veracruz de la
Jolla Cardinal |
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