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Who defines family values best in our cherished sitcom universeāis it the unapologetically lavish Roses of 'Schitt's Creek' or the gritty, grounded Bunkers from 'All in the Family'? Here's a clash that's less about laugh tracks and more about tracking the evolution of societal norms through television. On one side, thereās the Roses, who redefine family in a modern context of quirky luxury and unexpected warmth. On the other, stand the Bunkers, emblematic of the old guard, grappling with social issues with a brash but poignant honesty. This matchup isnāt just about picking a favoriteāit questions what values resonate most deeply with us today. Are we more the Roses, embracing change with open arms, or the Bunkers, wrestling with the familiar in a world shifting under our feet?
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer The Bunkers (All in the Family) over Roses (Schitt's Creek) when it comes to the greatest Sitcom Families of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick The Bunkers (All in the Family) 66.7% of the time over Roses (Schitt's Creek).
Across all battles:
The Bunkers (All in the Family) win rate: 58.7%
Roses (Schitt's Creek) win rate: 53.9%
Fans love the Roses for their humorous transformation from wealthy, out-of-touch socialites to beloved, grounded characters. Their unique charm and the heartwarming development of their relationships resonate deeply with viewers, especially in the way they adapt to their new life with grace and hilarity.
The Bunkers, with Archie at the helm, are loved for their raw portrayal of a working-class American family navigating the ups and downs of societal change. Their blend of humor and hard-hitting social commentary has left a lasting impact, making them a nostalgic favorite in fan votes.
The Roses from Schitt's Creek and the Bunkers from All in the Family represent two radically different eras and styles of sitcoms. The Roses' quirky, modern humor clashes with the Bunkers' groundbreaking social commentary, sparking lively debates among fans about which style defines the sitcom family better.