Starring Ed O'Neill and Katey Sagal as married couple Al Bundy and Margaret "Peggy" Bundy, the sitcom gained traction for its use of comedy and episode themes that were considered taboo at the time. One episode was even banned from airing due to its sexual themes. Regardless, the sitcom ran for a total of 11 seasons, focusing on the Chicago family living their daily lives, with the occasional interruption of their pesky neighbors.
It was also said that many Fox series, as the time didn't do well, with Married... with Children up against Murder She Wrote in the weekend time slot. Tragedy struck when Fox decided to cancel the sitcom without much notice. Due to many believing it would have been renewed for a 12th and final season, the sitcom never had a proper finale.
According to reports, the abrupt cancellation of the sitcom wasn't made aware to the main cast. They learned the news from low-level employees instead of the actual Fox executives. Sagal previously said that the sitcom often felt neglected by the network, while O'Neill attributed the neglect to the constant change in higher-up positions.
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