The All in the Family Game (1972)

"Is There a Little Bit of Archie In All Of Us?" asks the front cover

From the inside:

This is a great person to person game for young and old. The generation-gap may show up, as "loaded" questions are asked by the "M.C." and players write their opinions in response. No names are given when the responses (some serious -- some humorous) are read off.

The object -- match up the response to the person you think most likely to have said it. Oh yes! -- Archie's (or Edith's) response is put in by the M.C. and you can also score if you guess what he said. You will find some players are so much like Archie (or Edith) that you can't tell the difference.

Clever or unexpected responses often throw the party into peals of laughter. Animated conversation and real insight into what people are really like results [sic] from this hilarious and stimulating ALL IN THE FAMILY game.

Detailed Directions Are in the "Question Book".

The game itself consists of the question book (68 answers from Archie, 16 from Edith) and four cardboard "Answer Folders" with pictures of the cast on them.

Ages 10 to Adult