Wait 'Til Your Father Gets Home

Before The Simpsons and their ilk (Family Guy, American Dad, King of the Hill, etc), there was Wait 'til Your Father Gets Home, a syndicated animated primetime sitcom from 1972 about a hapless family trying to keep up with an ever-changing America, dealing with such issues as women's rights, sexuality, racial injustice, the environment, generation gaps, pop culture, and money.

Harry Boyle is a restaurant equipment dealer who must contend with his overweight, sexually promiscuous daughter Alice and his perpetually unemployed college dropout son Chet over social issues and situations. Jamie (the youngest son) is the only one in the family who agrees with Harry's views, while Harry's wife, Irma, keeps neutral and only concerns herself with being a good wife and mother (though she does feel the need to change her identity and become a working woman).