Duffy's Tavern was an American radio situation comedy that aired from 1941 to 1951 on several networks, including CBS, NBC-Blue Network, and NBC. Set in New York City, the show was built around Archie, the tavern's manager, who was played by Ed Gardner. Featuring regulars like Miss Duffy, Clifton Finnegan, Eddie the waiter, and Clancy the cop, the show conversed about the everyday lives of New Yorkers and often featured celebrity guest stars. The show was created by Ed Gardner, who also brought talented writers like Abe Burrows, Larry Gelbart, and Dick Martin to work on the scripts. Although the show was ultimately canceled in 1951, it left a lasting influence on popular culture, inspiring various references and adaptations in films, TV series, and other formats.