S6.E24

Edith's Night Out

Episode aired Mar 8, 1976
TV-PG

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Scott Brady and Jean Stapleton in Edith's Night Out (1976)

Edith takes matters into her own hands when Archie continually refuses to treat his wife to one night out on the town. An evening at Kelsey's Bar shows Archie that Edith is no social wallflo... Read allEdith takes matters into her own hands when Archie continually refuses to treat his wife to one night out on the town. An evening at Kelsey's Bar shows Archie that Edith is no social wallflower.Edith takes matters into her own hands when Archie continually refuses to treat his wife to one night out on the town. An evening at Kelsey's Bar shows Archie that Edith is no social wallflower.

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8.2/10

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Trivia
Jean Stapleton and Doris Roberts worked together again (portraying sisters) on the third episode of Everybody Loves Raymond titled "I Wish I Were Gus" (1996).

Goofs
Although Scott Brady was addressed by his recurring character's name, "Joe Foley", when Marge introduces him to Edith, the closing credits list his character's name as "Mr. Benjamin".

Connections
References Casablanca (1942)

Soundtracks
As Time Goes By
(uncredited)
Written by Herman Hupfeld
Performed by Scott Brady and Jean Stapleton

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The end of season six

Archie does not want to take Edith out so she goes to Kelsey's bar alone.

A fair episode with some amusing moments. Gloria buys a pants suit for Edith but Archie doesn't like it. When Edith leaves we see her in the bar with guest stars Scott Brady as a married guy looking to pick up women and Doris Roberts as a barfly. This was an end to a season with some good but not great episodes, it was inferior to the previous five seasons but better than the next three.