With the film ratings system in place in 1968, how did a 1969 social satire about liberated libidos during the free-spirited 60s and a 1971 dramedy about desperate narcissism, an inability to love, and misogyny make out with both the Oscars as well as the Motion Picture Association of America? And how did the public respond? Just ask the bewildered Edith Bunker of TV's sitcom All in the Family after she took Archie to what she mistakenly thought was "a religious picture, Cardinal Knowledge." Plus, the usual behind-the-scenes fun facts, the poll results, trivia segment, and listener shout-outs!