Married... with Children

Married... with Children
Genre Sitcom
Off-color humor
Black comedy
Created by Michael G. Moye
Ron Leavitt
Starring
Theme music composer Sammy Cahn
Jimmy Van Heusen
Opening theme "Love and Marriage"
performed by Frank Sinatra
Ending theme "Love and Marriage"
(instrumental)
Country of origin United States
Original language(s) English
No. of seasons 11
No. of episodes 259 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s) Michael G. Moye (1987–92, 1993–94)
Ron Leavitt (1987–93)
Katherine Green (1994–95)
Richard Gurman
Kim Weiskopf
(both; 1994–96)
Pamela Eells O'Connell
(1996–97)
Producer(s) Barbara Blachut Cramer
(1987–92)
John Maxwell Anderson
(1992–97)
Camera setup Videotape; Multi-camera
Running time 23 minutes (Seasons 1–10)
22 minutes (Season 11)
Production company(s) Embassy Communications (1987–88)
ELP Communications (1988–97)
Columbia Pictures Television (1988–97)
Distributor Columbia Pictures Television (1991–96)
Columbia TriStar Television (1996–2002)
Sony Pictures Television (2002–present)
Release
Original network Fox
FX (episode 45)
Picture format 480i (4:3 SDTV)
Original release April 5, 1987 (1987-04-05) – June 9, 1997 (1997-06-09)
Episode 45:
June 18, 2002
Chronology
Related shows Top of the Heap
External links
Website www.sonypictures.com/tv/shows/marriedwithchildren/

Married... with Children is an American television sitcom that aired on Fox, created by Michael G. Moye and Ron Leavitt. Originally broadcast from April 5, 1987 to June 9, 1997, it is the longest-lasting live-action sitcom on Fox, and the first to be broadcast in the network's primetime programming slot.

The show follows the lives of Al Bundy, a once glorious high school football player turned hard-luck women's shoe salesman; his obnoxious wife, Peggy; their attractive, promiscuous, and clueless daughter, Kelly; and their girl-crazy, wisecracking son, Bud. Their neighbors are the upwardly mobile Steve Rhoades and his feminist wife Marcy, who later gets remarried to Jefferson D'Arcy, a white-collar criminal who becomes her "trophy husband" and Al's sidekick. Most storylines involve Al's schemes being foiled by his own cartoonish dim wit and bad luck.

The series comprises 259 episodes and 11 seasons. Its theme song is "Love and Marriage" by Sammy Cahn and Jimmy Van Heusen, performed by Frank Sinatra from the 1955 television production Our Town.

The first season of the series was videotaped at ABC Television Center in Hollywood. From season two to season eight, the show was taped at Sunset Gower Studios in Hollywood, and the remaining three seasons were taped at Sony Pictures Studios in Culver City. The series was produced by Embassy Communications during its first season and the remaining seasons by ELP Communications under the studio Columbia Pictures Television.

In 2008, the show placed number 94 on Entertainment Weekly's "New TV Classics" list.[1]

Cast and characters

Actor Role Years Seasons Episodes
(credited)
Ed O'Neill Al Bundy 1987–97 1–11 259
Katey Sagal Margaret "Peggy" Bundy 1987–97 1–11 249
Amanda Bearse Marcy Rhoades-D'Arcy 1987–97 1–11 237
David Garrison Steve Rhoades 1987–90, 1992, 1993, 1995 1–4, recurring guest 6–91 80
Christina Applegate Kelly Bundy 1987–97 1–11 256
David Faustino Bud Bundy 1987–97 1–11 257
Ted McGinley Jefferson D'Arcy 1989, 1991–97 5–11 164


It is never explained how Peggy was able to go to high school in Chicago when she lived in Wisconsin. While the audience is aware that Al's father died years ago, his mother's whereabouts are never mentioned or acknowledged.

Recurring characters

Fox broadcast history

Season Time slot
1987 Sunday at 8:00 pm
1987–88 Sunday at 8:00 pm (September 27 - October 18, 1987)
Sunday at 8:30 pm (October 25, 1987 - May 1, 1988)
1988–89 Sunday at 8:30 pm
1989–90 Sunday at 9:00 pm
1990–91
1991–92
1992–93
1993–94
1994–95
1995–96
1996–97 Saturday at 9:00 pm (September 28 - October 12, 1996)
Sunday at 7:30 pm (November 10 - December 29, 1996)
Monday at 9:30 pm (January 6–27, 1997)
Monday at 9:00 pm (February 24 - June 9, 1997)

On April 22, 2012, Fox reaired the series premiere in commemoration of its 25th anniversary.[2]

Episodes

During its 11-season run on the Fox network, Married ... with Children aired 258 episodes. A 259th episode, "I'll See You in Court" from season 3, never aired on Fox (see below), but premiered on FX and has since been included on DVD and in syndication packages. The episode counts in the chart below include it. Three specials also aired following the series' cancellation, including a cast reunion.

Nielsen ratings

Despite the show's enduring popularity and loyal fanbase, Married ... with Children was never a huge ratings success. Part of the reason was the fact that Fox, being a new startup network, did not have the affiliate base of the Big Three television networks, thus preventing the series from reaching the entire country. In an interview for a special commemorating the series' 20-year anniversary in 2007, Katey Sagal stated that part of the problem the series faced was that many areas of the country were able to get Fox only through low-quality UHF channels well into the early 1990s, while some areas of the country did not receive the new network at all, a problem not largely rectified until the 1994 United States broadcast TV realignment which brought the NFC football rights to the network.

Another problem lay in the fact that many of the newly developed series on Fox were unsuccessful, which kept the network from building a popular lineup to draw in a larger audience. In its original airing debut, Married ... with Children was part of a Sunday lineup that competed with the popular Murder, She Wrote and Sunday-night movie on CBS. Fellow freshman series included The Garry Shandling Show, Duet, and The Tracey Ullman Show, which were canceled in 1988, 1989, and 1990 respectively. The success of The Simpsons, which debuted on The Tracey Ullman Show in 1987, helped draw some viewers over to Fox, allowing Married ... with Children to sneak into the top 50 of television shows for seasons 3 through 9 doing its best overall rating at number 8 for its third and tenth season. Although these ratings were somewhat small in comparison with the other three networks, they were good enough for Fox to keep renewing the show.

Ratings data for some seasons courtesy of TVTango.com.

Controversy

In 1989, Terry Rakolta, from Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, led a boycott[3] of the show after viewing the episode "Her Cups Runneth Over".[4] Offended by the images of an old man wearing a woman's garter and stockings, the scene where Steve touches the pasties of a mannequin dressed in S&M gear, a homosexual man wearing a tiara on his head (and Al's line "...and they wonder why we call them 'queens'"), and a half-nude woman who takes off her bra in front of Al (and is shown with her arms covering her bare chest in the next shot), Rakolta began a letter-writing campaign to advertisers, demanding they boycott the show.

After advertisers began dropping their support for the show and whilst Rakolta made several appearances on television talk shows demanding the show's cancellation, Fox executives refused to air the episode titled "I'll See You in Court". This episode would become known as the "Lost Episode" and was aired on FX on June 18, 2002, with some parts cut. The episode was packaged with the rest of the third season in the January 2005 DVD release (and in the first volume of the Married ... With Children Most Outrageous Episode DVD set) with the parts cut from syndication restored.

Ironically, viewers' curiosity over the boycott and over the show itself led to a drastic ratings boost in an example of the Streisand Effect, which Rakolta has since acknowledged. She has been referenced twice on the show: "Rock and Roll Girl", when a newscaster mentioned the city Bloomfield Hills, and "No Pot to Pease In", when a television show was made about the Bundy family and then was cancelled because (according to Marcy) "some woman in Michigan didn't like it".

The conservative Parents Television Council named Married... with Children the worst show of both the 1995–96 and 1996–97 television seasons in its first two years in operation.[5][6] In 1996, the organization called the show the "crudest comedy on prime time television...peppered with lewd punch lines about sex, masturbation, the gay lifestyle, and the lead character's fondness for pornographic magazines and strip clubs."[5]

Home releases

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has released all eleven seasons of Married... with Children on DVD in Regions 1, 2, & 4. On December 12, 2010, Sony released a complete series set on DVD in Region 1.[7]

In December 2007, the Big Bundy Box—a special collection box with all seasons plus new interviews with Sagal and David Faustino—was released.[8] This boxset was released in Australia (Region 4) on November 23, 2009.[9]

The Sony DVD box sets from season 3 onward do not feature the original "Love and Marriage" theme song in the opening sequence. This was done because Sony was unable to obtain the licensing rights to the song for later sets.[10] Despite this, the end credits on the DVDs for season 3 still include a credit for "Love and Marriage."

On August 27, 2013, it was announced that Mill Creek Entertainment had acquired the home media rights to various television series from the Sony Pictures library including Married... with Children[11] with the original theme song "Love and Marriage" sung by Frank Sinatra. They have subsequently re-released the 11 seasons on DVD.[12][13][14][15][16][17] A complete series DVD set was re-released on July 7, 2015.

DVD Name Ep # Release dates DVD Special Features
Region 1Region 2Region 4
Season One 13 October 28, 2003[18] April 7, 2004 October 25, 2005[19] Married with Children Reunion
Season Two 22 March 16, 2004[20] October 26, 2004 September 22, 2008[21] Clips From The 2003 Reunion
Season Three 22 January 25, 2005[22] February 10, 2005 September 22, 2008[23] Clips From The 2003 Reunion
Season Four 23 August 30, 2005[24] December 22, 2005 September 22, 2008[25] None
Season Five 25 June 20, 2006[26] June 27, 2006 September 22, 2008[27] Promos For Other TV Shows
Season Six 26 December 19, 2006[28] August 17, 2006 September 22, 2008[29] Promos For Other TV Shows
Season Seven 26 September 18, 2007[30] October 5, 2006 September 22, 2008[31] None
Season Eight 26 March 18, 2008[32] December 19, 2006 October 22, 2008[33] None
Season Nine 26 August 19, 2008[34] February 20, 2007 October 22, 2008[35] None
Season Ten 27 March 17, 2009[36] March 20, 2007 March 11, 2009[37] None
Season Eleven 24 October 13, 2009[38] May 8, 2007 March 11, 2009[39] Promos For Other TV Shows
The Complete Series 259 October 13, 2009[38] November 22, 2009 November 23, 2009 [39] Married With Children Reunion (2003)

Clips From The 2003 Reunion

David Faustino Interview

Katey Sagal Interview

Promo For other TV Shows.

Bonus Wall Poster.

Merchandise

Books

Comic books

Married... with Children was adapted into a comic book series by NOW Comics in 1990.[40]

Toys

Board game

Action figures

Two series (10 in all) of 8" action figures were produced by Classic TV Toys in 2005 and 2006.[42]

International remakes

Argentina

An Argentine remake was made in 2005, called Casados con Hijos. The series was also shown by local channels in Uruguay, Paraguay, and Peru. Only two seasons were made (2005 and 2006), but it is still aired Monday through Friday at 2pm and Saturday at 11.30 pm by Telefe.[43]

The character names are: José "Pepe" Argento (based on Al, played by Guillermo Francella), Mónica "Moni" Argento (based on Peggy, played by Florencia Peña), Paola Argento (based on Kelly, played by Luisana Lopilato), Alfio "Coqui" Argento (based on Bud, played by Darío Lopilato), Dardo and María Elena Fuseneco (based on Marcy and Jefferson D'Arcy, played by Marcelo de Bellis and Érica Rivas).

Brazil

In Brazil Rede Bandeirantes made a remake in 1999 with the name A Guerra dos Pintos (The War of The Pintos). 52 episodes were recorded but only 22 aired before cancelation.[44]

Bulgaria

In Bulgaria a remake is airing from March 26, 2012 with the name Женени с деца в България (Zheneni s detsa v Bulgaria) (Married with children in Bulgaria).[45]

Croatia

In Croatia a remake called Bračne vode was broadcast from September 2008 until November 2009 on Nova TV channel. The characters based on the Bundys were called Zvonimir, Sunčica, Kristina and Boris Bandić while the ones based on Marcy and Steve were called Marica and Ivan Kumarica.[46]

Germany

In Germany, the 1992 remake Hilfe, meine Familie spinnt, broadcast in the prime time, reached double the audience than the original (broadcast in the early fringe time). This, however, was not enough to maintain the series, so it was cancelled after one season.[47] The remake used the exact translated scripts of the original series (which already substituted localised humour and in-jokes for incomprehensible references to American TV shows not shown in Germany, as well as some totally different jokes) and just renamed place and person names according to the new setting.[48]

Hilfe, meine Familie spinnt was aired from March to December 1993 for 26 episodes.[49]

Hungary

In 2006, Hungarian TV network TV2 purchased the license rights including scripts and hired the original producers from Sony Pictures for a remake show placed in Hungarian environment. It was entitled Egy rém rendes család Budapesten[50] (in English: Married with children in Budapest, loan translation: A gruesomely decent family in Budapest). The main story began with the new family called the Bándis inherit an outskirt house from their American relatives the Bundys. They filmed a whole season of 26 episodes, all of them being remade versions of the plots of the original first seasons. It was the highest budget sitcom ever made in Hungary. First it was aired on Tuesday nights, but was beaten by a new season of ER, then placed to Wednesday nights. The remake lost its viewers, but stayed on the air due to the contract between Sony and TV2.[51][52][53]

Russia

The Original Married... With Children ran on DTV for almost three years, on a daily basis, broadcasting the episodes from seasons 1–10. The show later aired on Domashniy TV. However, for unknown reasons, most episodes from season 11 were not shown. A Russian adaptation, titled Happy Together (Sсhastlivy Vmeste; Happy Together), is now airing on TNT channel across the country.[54][55]

The character names are: Gena Bukin (based on Al, played by Viktor Loginov), Dasha Bukina (based on Peggy, played by Natalya Bochkareva), Sveta Bukina (based on Kelly, played by Darya Sagalova), Roma Bukin (based on Bud, played by Alexander Yakin), Elena and Anatoliy Poleno (based on Marcy and Jefferson D'Arcy, played by Yulia Zaharova and Pavel Savinkov), Evgeniy Stepanov (based on Steve Rhoades, played by Aleksey Sekirin), Sema Bukin (based on Seven, played by Ilya Butkovskiy), Baron Bukin (based on Buck and Lucky, played by Bayra).[56]

UK

ITV had been screening the original Married... With Children since 1988. In 1996, the UK production company Central Television and Columbia Pictures Television (Columbia TriStar Central Productions) produced UK version called Married for Life, which lasted for one series with seven episodes.[57]

Spin-offs

Top of the Heap was a sitcom starring Matt LeBlanc. The show was about Vinnie Verducci (played by LeBlanc) and his father Charlie (played by Joseph Bologna) always trying get rich quick schemes. The Verduccis were introduced in an earlier episode where Vinnie dated Kelly Bundy, and Charlie was introduced as an old friend of Al Bundy's. The end of the pilot episode shows Al breaking into their apartment and stealing their TV to replace the one he lost betting on Vinnie in a boxing match. However, the show didn't last long and was ultimately cancelled. It had its own spin-off/sequel called Vinnie & Bobby a year later, which was also cancelled.

Also, an attempt was made to make a spin-off out of David Garrison's Steve Rhoades character which took place on Bud's Trumaine University called Radio Free Trumaine where Garrison played the Dean.[58] Enemies was another spin-off, but played to be a spoof on the TV series, Friends.[59][60]

On September 11, 2014, it was announced that a spin-off was in the works, centered on the character of Bud Bundy.[61]

Mentions in other media

In the 2001 film Donnie Darko, the eponymous protagonist mentions the series while under hypnosis, confessing he has recurring erotic fantasies involving Christina Applegate.[62]

U.S. syndication and international airings

Distributed by Columbia Pictures Television Distribution (now Sony Pictures Television Distribution), Married... with Children debuted in off-network syndication in the fall of 1991. The series reran on weeknights at 6pm & 6:30pm on New York's local UPN's affiliate WWOR-TV until it was replaced by reruns of Sister, Sister in Fall 1998. Reruns of the series was followed by the reruns of Martin at 7pm on WWOR-TV. The series later began airing on cable on FX from September 1998 until 2007. In June 2002, FX became the first television network to air the controversial, previously banned episode "I'll See You in Court", albeit in an edited format. The fully uncensored version of "I'll See You in Court" can only be seen on the DVD release Married... with Children: The Most Outrageous Episodes Volume 1 and the Mill Creek Entertainment complete series collection. The version found on the Third Season DVD set under Sony is the edited-for-TV version. In 2008, the Spike network reportedly paid US$12 million for broadcast rights to every episode including the unedited version of the infamous episode, "I'll See You in Court".[63]

The series started airing on Spike TV on September 29, 2008 with a weeklong marathon. TBS also began airing the show shortly after, acquiring the show in fall 2008 to run in the early morning hours, it runs for two to three hours (on rare occasions four or five) on TBS during the early morning hours (depending on the length of overnight programming). TV Land picked up the rights to broadcast the show from its MTV Networks sister Spike in August 2009. Comedy Central began airing the show on February 8, 2010; Comedy Central acquired rights to air the series from TV Land, who in turn, had earlier acquired the rights to the series from Spike, though Comedy Central dropped the rights to the series in April 2010. Spike picked up the rights to series again, and began airing the series for the second time on July 10, 2010, airing on weekend mornings only.[64] All three cable channels are owned by Viacom.[65] The comedy began airing on Nick at Nite on July 6, 2011.[66] MTV2 added the series on March 21, 2012 and VH1 Classic began airing the series on April 9, 2012. The series has aired on a total of seven MTV Networks owned cable networks since 2008. It airs on Antenna TV, Ion Television and TBS.

Married...with Children has also been a ratings success in other countries around the world.

Country Foreign title Translation Network(s) Notes
Australia Married...with Children None Network Ten
Nine Network
GO! (2009-2010)
7mate (2015-2016)
7flix (2016–present)
TV1
Argentina Casados con Hijos Dubbed Channel 26
Sony Entertainment Television
Austria Eine schrecklich nette Familie
(An Awfully Nice Family)		 Dubbed ORF
ATV 2
Belgium (Flanders) Married... with Children Subtitled Eén
VIER
Brazil Um amor de Família
(A Lovely Family)		 Dubbed
Subtitled		 Sony Entertainment Television
PlayTV		 The show runs on Sony Entertainment Television and Comedy Central Brasil (since 2012 February) with original sound and subtitles (source: http://www.comedycentral.com.br/programas/married-with-children)/, the dubbed version runs on PlayTV. 57 dubbed and subtitled episodes are now available on Brazilian Netflix.
Bulgaria Женени с деца
(Married with Children)		 Dubbed bTV
Fox life
Diema		 Airing on bTV Comedy.
Canada Married...with Children Dubbed in French in Quebec CMT
Global
Spike
Deja View
TVtropolis
CFMT		 Broadcasting on Spike and Deja View.
Chile Casado con hijos Subtitled Sony Entertainment Television Today the show runs on Sony Entertainment Television.
Colombia Casado con hijos Subtitled Cadena 1
Sony Entertainment Television
Comedy Central		 The original series aired in Colombia presented by Cinevision on cadena 1 from 1992 to 1994. Reruns on the original language aired on basic cable channels Sony and Comedy Central. The Colombian remake "Casados con hijos" airs on Teleantioquia Caracol Channel and CityTv.
Croatia Bračne vode
(Marriage Waters)		 Subtitled HRT
RTL Televizija
Nova TV
Fox Life		 The show runs on Nova TV and Fox Life.
Czech Republic Ženatý se závazky
(Married with commitments)		 Dubbed TV Prima
TV Nova
Nova Cinema
Smíchov		 The show runs weekly from Monday to Friday on TV Smíchov.
Denmark Vore værste år
(Our Worst Years)		 Subtitled TV3
Comedy Central
Dominican Republic Casado con Hijos
(Married with Children)		 Dubbed Telesistema 11
Estonia Tuvikesed
(Loveydoves)		 Subtitled Kanal 12 Broadcast before midnight on Kanal 12, episode rerun on next weekday morning.
Finland Pulmuset
(Loveydoves)		 Subtitled MTV3
Nelonen
TV5		 Being rerun on TV5.
France Mariés, deux enfants
(Married, Two Children)		 Dubbed M6
Comédie!		 Runs on the cable channel Comédie!.
Germany Eine schrecklich nette Familie
(An Awfully Nice Family)		 Dubbed RTL
ProSieben
Kabel1
Comedy Central
kabel eins classics
RTL Nitro		 It first ran from 1992 on RTL ("RTLplus" at that time), moving to ProSieben for the final 51 episodes, ending in 1997. It airs two episodes a day Monday-Friday on RTL Nitro, with an additional two episodes on Thursday night.
Greece Παντρεμένοι με παιδιά
(Married with Children)		 Subtitled ANT1
Mega Channel
Makedonia TV		 The series returned on January 9, 2016 for reruns, airing every weekend at 10:40 p.m., starting from season 1, on Mega Channel which initially aired just the last seasons.
Hungary Egy rém rendes család
(A gruesomely decent family)		 Dubbed TV3
RTL Klub
Viasat 3
CoolTV		 A cable television called CoolTV airs 3 episodes and PrizmaTV 2 episodes each day.
Ireland Married...with Children None RTÉ Two All episodes aired; reruns have been aired
Israel נשואים פלוס
(Married Plus)		 Subtitled Yes Comedy It is on the air, on "Yes" satellite, on the "Yes Comedy" Channel. The show can be seen on HOT cable television, in the channel Bip, channel 6. There is a version in the Russian language which is under production and can be seen on channel 9. A shoe store in Herzliya named itself "Bundy Shoes" (even though the fictional shop in the series is named "Gary's").
Italy Sposati ... Con Figli
(Married ... With Children)		 Dubbed Canale 5 and Sky Show The first broadcast by Canale 5 (later of Mediaset group).
Kazakhstan Счастливы вместе
(Happy Together)		 NTK The Russian remake of the show, Счастливы вместе, is being shown on NTK (Independent Television Channel) every weekday night from 8:00–9:00.
Lithuania Vedęs ir turi vaikų
(Married and has children)		 Voice-over TV3
TV6 Lithuania		 The show periodically runs on TV3 and TV6 Lithuania.
Latvia Precējies, ir bērni Dubbed TV3
TV6 (Latvia)
Mexico Married...with Children Dubbed Comedy Central
Sony Entertainment Television
 Runs on Comedy Central.
Netherlands Married...with Children Subtitled Veronica
RTL7
Comedy Central		 Originally aired on Veronica, RTL7. The show is being broadcast on Comedy Central.
New Zealand Married...with Children None TV2
Sky TV		 Ran for many years on TV2, now on Sky TV.
Norway Bundy
(Bundy)		 Subtitled TV3
Viasat 4		 Originally named Våre verste år (Our worst years), but was later renamed Bundy. Original run on TV3, now in reruns after midnight every day except weekends on TV3. Reruns have also been shown on TV3's sister channel Viasat 4.
Paraguay Matrimonio con Hijos
(Marriage with Children) 		Dubbed Unicanal
Sony Entertainment Television 		The sitcom runs on Unicanal from Saturday and Sunday at 6:30 pm
Peru Matrimonio con Hijos
(Marriage with Children)		 Dubbed TV 13 – RED GLOBAL
Sony Entertainment Television		 The show runs on TV 13 – RED GLOBAL from Monday to Friday at 8:00 p.m.
Poland Świat według Bundych
(The World According to the Bundys)		 Voice-over Polsat The show was aired many times on Polsat and is still broadcast on that channel. The series' success brought about a local TV show Świat według Kiepskich (The World According to the Kiepskis) that paraphrased the Polish title of Married... with Children; however, the premise of the Polish show is significantly different from that of the American original, which is why it is usually not considered a remake.
Romania Familia Bundy
(The Bundy Family)		 Subtitled PRO TV
PRO Cinema
Antena 1
Antena 2
Serbia Брачне воде / Bračne vode
(Marriage Waters)		 Subtitled
Dubbed (Season 1)		 Fox televizija
Fox Life		 The show airs on Fox Life, all seasons with subtitles only.
Singapore Married with Children None STAR World Married with Children is on air every Monday to Friday during the minisodes.
Slovenia Družina za umret
(Family to die for)		 Subtitled Kanal A
Slovakia Ženatý se závazky
(Married with commitments)		 Dubbed Markíza The show is being run with the Czech dubbing on TV Markíza.
South Africa Married...with Children None M-Net The original series ran on the pay channel, M-Net.
Spain Matrimonio con hijos
(Marriage with Children)		 Dubbed TVE2
TV3 (Catalonia)
SET en VEO		 The original series were a classic that ran for a decade in the public national channel TVE2 and in TV3 (Catalonia). The Spanish TV channel Cuatro did a remake of the original series under the name Matrimonio con Hijos.[67] In Catalonia, the show is running on the DTT channels Canal 300 and Sony Entertainment Television en VEO.
Sweden Våra värsta år
(Our Worst Years)		 Subtitled TV3
ZTV
TV6		 The name "Våra värsta år" is a pun on the name "Våra bästa år" ("Our best years") as "Days of our lives" is called in Sweden.
Turkey Evli ve Çocuklu
(Married...with Children)		 Dubbed Star TV
aTV
CNBC-e		 On e2 in 2000s.
Ukraine Одружені... та з дітьми (Married... with Children)
Щасливі разом (Happy Together)		 Voice-over TET, 1+1 (original)
Novyi Kanal (Russian remake)		 The show aired on TET (first two seasons) in 2009 and on 1+1 (all seasons) in 2011-2012.
The Russian remake of the show, Счастливы вместе, is being shown on Novyi Kanal (New Channel) every Sunday from 12:20–14:20.
United Kingdom Married...with Children None ITV
ITV2
Sky1
Uruguay Matrimonio con hijos
(Marriage with children)		 Dubbed Canal 12
Venezuela Casado... con Hijos
(Married...with Children)		 Dubbed Venevisión, Sony Entertainment Television

Locations

The opening footage comprises views of Chicago, opening with a shot of Buckingham Fountain in Grant Park. The aerial downtown shot was taken from the Lake Shore Drive section north of the Loop. The expressway entrance shot was taken from the 1983 movie National Lampoon's Vacation featuring the Griswolds' green family truckster with a northeastward view of the Dan Ryan/Stevenson junction southwest of the Loop. Both the downtown view and the highway entrance shot were omitted from Season 4 onwards, but the remaining fountain shot included an "In Stereo Where Available" note. Non-English versions might differ, e.g. the dubbed German version always includes the expressway shot.[68]

In Pop Culture

See also

References

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