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Release Date:
14 January 1972 (USA)
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Plot:
The misadventures of a cantankerous junk dealer and his frustrated son. full summary
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Awards:
Won Golden Globe.
Another 1 win
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12 nominations
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(8 articles)
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Some May Have Seen "Redd", But the Show Was "Foxxy" Nonetheless.
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Cast
(Series Cast Summary - 2 of 104)| Demond Wilson | ... | Lamont Sanford (135 episodes, 1972-1977) | |
| Redd Foxx | ... | Fred G. Sanford / ... (134 episodes, 1972-1977) |
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30 min (135 episodes)
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In one episode, Fred makes a reference to the Mayo Travel Agency. This was an actual business run by cast member Whitman Mayo who played Grady.
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Lawyer:
We may have to go all the way to the highest court in the land.
Fred Sanford: All the way.
Lawyer: And you're willing 100%?
Fred Sanford: All the way. See, this is America, where a right makes might, where justice is blind, where law is king, where a man should be able to persue his democratic right no matter what it costs him in time, effort and/or money.
Lawyer: Okay, I'll need about $10 to file the complaint.
Fred Sanford: I'll drop the case.
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Fred Sanford: All the way.
Lawyer: And you're willing 100%?
Fred Sanford: All the way. See, this is America, where a right makes might, where justice is blind, where law is king, where a man should be able to persue his democratic right no matter what it costs him in time, effort and/or money.
Lawyer: Okay, I'll need about $10 to file the complaint.
Fred Sanford: I'll drop the case.
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Movie Connections:
Referenced in ECW One Night Stand (2005) (TV)
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Soundtrack:
The Streetbeater
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Highly hilarious and dominant television show from the mid-1970s that continues to have a great following even today (despite some detractors who take the show way too seriously). California African-American widower/junk dealer Redd Foxx (one of the most under-rated entertainers of his time) and his only son (Demond Wilson) argued and got into every odd-ball situation one could fathom during their six years in prime-time (from 1972-1977). The series was an answer to "All in the Family". It showed the differences and similarities between white blue-collar society and the working class African-American. It also was a coast war as "All in the Family" took place on the Atlantic shore while "Sanford and Son" took place on the Pacific. The supporting cast (led by the priceless LaWanda Page as Foxx's sister-in-law) was used in well-calculated ways to add to the program's comedic momentum. Never dull, never slow, never boring and never sorry, "Sanford and Son" is one of those shows that just seems to stand the test of time. 5 stars out of 5.