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The picture above was taken from the second season of Norman Lear's hit television series, "All in the Family." On two occasions, in two different episodes, Archie (played by the late Carroll O'Connor) was seen with a suspicious feline in his lap. This photo was taken during the great "Don't say S.E.X." argument with Mike (played by Rob Reiner). This also marks the first occasion that Pidrovsky was recorded both in motion and in sound. The first known utterances of Pidrovsky (after much audio analysis by the FBI) were something to the effect of "Mre!" and "Rhedt!" What, if anything, Pidrovsky was trying to say remains unclear to this day.
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Through the 80s and 90s there were several sightings of Pidrovsky both in Hollywood and Europe. In 1999, Pidrovsky entered what became known as her "reckless" stage, and one lucky follower of this enigmatic feline managed to capture this shot, infamously dubbed worldwide as the "morning after" photo.
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At the turn of the century, rumors abound that "The Great Pidrovsky" (a term coined by her often spoken of but rarely seen apprenticeship with magician David Blane) would be joining the cast of FOX's "That 70s Show." Representatives of FOX Television deny this was ever the case (coincidentally, 20th Century Fox distributes films made by LucasFilm), and claims this photograph is faked... you be the judge.
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