Eddie Murphy, in addition to starring as Quick, the son of 1930s Harlem gambling-house proprietor Sugar Ray (Richard Pryor),...
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Bennie Wilson
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1989
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Ghost of a Chance is a failed TV pilot starring Redd Foxx and Dick Van Dyke. Foxx is a piano player accidentally killed by...
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Ivory Clay
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1987
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1984
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1983
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Can it be that Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) has fallen in love with a white woman named Doris? That's what Lamont (Demond Wilson)...
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Fred Sanford
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1977
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The Sanford Arms is threatened with foreclosure due to nonpayment of rent. Fred and Lamont Sanford (Redd Foxx, Demond Wilson)...
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Fred Sanford
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1977
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Amateur magician Grady (Whitman Mayo) attempts to perform his "famous" Chinese-wristlock trick. As a result, Fred (Redd Foxx)...
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Fred Sanford
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1977
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Evidently inspired by the TV miniseries Roots, Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) is convinced that he is a descendant of none other...
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Fred Sanford
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1977
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Although he passes on performing songs written by Fred (Redd Foxx), the great B.B. King (playing himself) gives Fred a book,...
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Fred Sanford
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1977
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To avoid paying taxes, Fred (Redd Foxx) invests ten dollars in a "close cover before striking" divinity school headed by a...
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Fred Sanford
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1977
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Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) becomes a "Gray Fox" when stereo salesman Honest Al refuses to extend credit to anyone over the age...
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Fred Sanford
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1977
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It is nothing new when Aunt Esther (LaWanda Page) clobbers Fred (Redd Foxx) with her purse. This time, however, the "weapon"...
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Fred Sanford
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1977
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Fred Sanford
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1977
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As a surprise for Fred (Redd Foxx), who is about to celebrate his 40th year in the business, Lamont (Demond Wilson) and Aunt...
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Fred Sanford
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1977
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With his tax deadline rapidly approaching, Fred (Redd Foxx) suddenly skips an appointment with his accountant. The reason?...
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Fred Sanford,Himself
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1977
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As a result of "waxy buildup," Fred (Redd Foxx) temporarily loses his hearing. After visiting the doctor, a cured Fred...
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Fred Sanford
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1977
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After years of waiting, Aunt Esther (LaWanda Page) is told that the adoption agency has finally found her a child. Nervously...
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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Hoping to "bond" with son Lamont (Demond Wilson) before his marriage, Fred (Redd Foxx) talks Lamont into embarking upon a...
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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After wife Beatrice (Pearl Bailey) runs off to Mexico, a despondent Ben Chambers (Redd Foxx) travels to California to visit...
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Ben Chambers
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1976
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While cultivating their backyard garden, Fred and Lamont Sanford (Redd Foxx, Demond Wilson) apparently strike oil. Their...
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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Chuck Barris guest-stars in this zany episode, wherein Fred (Redd Foxx) and his cronies are booked to appear on The Gong...
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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Season six of Sanford and Son was launched on September 24, 1976, with the series' only two-part episode -- and also one of...
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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A pair of shapsters persuade Fred (Redd Foxx) to invest in a shady sales promotion. The plan is to hold a fund-raising...
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) is thrilled when the mayor appoints him to the Watts Community Relations Committee. No sooner has he...
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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To keep Lamont (Demond Wilson) from quitting the junk business, Fred (Redd Foxx) tries to get big a huge bank loan,...
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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Is Fred (Redd Foxx) telling the truth when he fails to recognize Carol (Spo-De-Odee), a woman who claims she knew him 40...
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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To impress his son Lamont's future mother-in-law, Fred (Redd Foxx) tries to get into the Guinness Book of World Records. His...
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) doesn't know it at first, but his new "lady love," Miss Wallace, is actually a male criminal in...
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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Fred (Redd Foxx) wins the Watts Businessman-of-the-Year award, but his bad back may prevent him from walking to the podium....
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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Sanford and Son launched its sixth and final season with an unforgettable location-filmed jaunt to Hawaii. Heading to the...
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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In the conclusion of a two-part story, a gang of jewel thieves have planted their stolen gems on Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx),...
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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Fred (Redd Foxx) expresses indifference when his son Lamont (Demond Wilson) gets involved with a local acting workshop. But...
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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Hoping to impress his future grandson (Ed Crawford), Fred (Redd Foxx) weaves an incredible tale of his "heroic" exploits...
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Teleplay By, Fred Sanford
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1976
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Ever seeking out new sources of income, Fred (Redd Foxx) applies for work at an escort service, only to be bluntly informed...
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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Lamont (Demond Wilson) thinks Fred (Redd Foxx) is watching too much TV. Fred disagrees, sparking a violent quarrel. Hoping to...
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) is put "on the spot" when he witnesses a bungled gangland slaying. For a while, Fred basks in the...
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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With Lamont (Demond Wilson) away on a fishing trip, Fred (Redd Foxx) seizes the opportunity to grab a quick buck by renting...
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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Unable to pay his back rent, a tenant of the Sanford Arms leaves his sole possession as collateral. Unfortunately for Fred...
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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Fred Sanford
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1976
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Scatman Crothers guest stars as Bow Legs, an old pal of Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) (it was Bow Legs who introduced Fred to his...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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It's "A Christmas Carol," Sanford and Son-style, as the friends and family of stingy Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) try to imbue...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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Can it be? Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx), a man constitutionally unwilling to perform any form of physical exertion, is about to...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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Pat Morita makes another series appearance as Fred Sanford's Japanese friend Ah Chew. Hoping to get Fred (Redd Foxx) to...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) underrtakes the task of transforming "a sow's ear into a silk purse." This is Fred's rather...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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Donna Harris (Lynn Hamilton) is tired of being the erstwhile fiancée of Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx). When Fred again balks at...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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Under normal circumstances, Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) hates politics and politicians. Then why has Fred allowed his house to...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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Forced to play host to his unemployed white brother-in-law Rodney Victor (Allan Drake), Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) is fed up...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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Inside jokes abound in this classic Sanford and Son episode, which spoofs not only the series' derivation from the British...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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Ever in pursuit of extra money, Fred and Lamont Sanford (Redd Foxx, Demond Wilson) take over management of a rooming house,...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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Hoping to open their own rooming house, Fred and Lamont Sanford (Redd Foxx, Demond Wilson) apply for a loan at the local...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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Beginning its fifth successful season on Friday, September 12, 1975, Sanford and Son was essentially the mixture as before...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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In this opening episode of Sanford and Son's fifth season, a team of Russian scientists announce that a seismic fault runs...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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Splitting up with her husband, Woodrow (Raymond Allen), after a row, Aunt Esther (LaWanda Page) moves in with Fred and Lamont...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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Excluded from his son Lamont's weekly poker game, Fred gets even by arranging for his pal Al Banks (Richard Ward), a...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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Lamont (Demond Wilson) mistakenly believes that the doctor has given Fred (Redd Foxx) a few months to live (actually Fred has...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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Surprised that he and his son Lamont (Demond Wilson) have not had an argument for days, Fred (Redd Foxx) concludes that...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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Feeling out of place and neglected, Grady (Whitman Mayo) decides to move out of his old Watts neighborhood. He is immediately...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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Having suffered a splitting headache for two weeks, Lamont (Demond Wilson) goes to see a doctor. When it turns out that the...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) is delighted that his sister Frances (Mary Alice) has finally gotten married. His delight quickly...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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In this spoof of the popular daytime giveaway show Let's Make a Deal, Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) and his pals Grady...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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Fred (Redd Foxx) spends the 50 dollars his son Lamont (Demond Wilson) was saving for truck repairs to purchase a...
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Fred Sanford
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1975
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Fred (Redd Foxx) is taken aback when he is reunited with his college-coed niece Elizabeth (Tina Andrews). It seems that the...
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Fred Sanford
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1974
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Tired of the bickering between Fred (Redd Foxx) and rival junk dealer Julio (Gregory Sierra), and hoping to improve...
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Fred Sanford
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1974
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There's no love lost between Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) and Grady's intended spouse Dolly (Norma Miller). At the core of the...
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Fred Sanford
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1974
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Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) barely lets a day go by without spewing forth bigotry aimed at his Puerto Rican neighbor Julio...
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Fred Sanford
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1974
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Fred Sanford
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1974
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Fred (Redd Foxx) thinks he's glommed on to instant riches when he purchases a winning race horse named General Lee. It...
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Fred Sanford
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1974
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Fred (Redd Foxx) is the only holdout when a group of Japanese land developers want to buy up all the homes and businesses in...
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Fred Sanford
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1974
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When the strapped-for-cash Lamont (Demond Wilson) takes an outside job at a haberdashery, Fred thinks that the saga of...
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Fred Sanford
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1974
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Lamont (Demond Wilson) is sick and tired of his dad Fred's (Redd Foxx) grouchiness in general and hostility toward other...
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Fred Sanford
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1974
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Fred Sanford
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1974
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Fred Sanford
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1974
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Season four of Sanford and Son was ushered in on Friday, September 13, 1974, with wonderful news for longtime fans of the...
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Fred Sanford
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1974
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Season four of Sanford and Son was launched with an episode heralding the return of series star Redd Foxx (Fred Sanford),...
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Fred Sanford
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1974
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Lamont Sanford (Demond Wilson) will inherit 7,000 dollars from his late Uncle George -- provided Lamont has a son, also named...
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Fred Sanford
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1974
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Every time Lamont (Demond Wilson) and Fred (Redd Foxx) have an argument, Fred suffers another of his famous "heart attacks";...
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Fred Sanford
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1974
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An overstock situation prompts junk dealer Julio Fuentes (Gregory Sierra) to store some of his belongings at the home of his...
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Fred Sanford
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1974
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Fred Sanford
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1974
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Is Lamont (Demond Wilson) really the son of Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx)? That's the disturbing question raised when Fred's old...
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Fred Sanford
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1974
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Although Fred (Redd Foxx) and cronies mourn the death of their old pal Junior Cooper, they don't agree with Aunt Esther's...
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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Sick of listening to his neighbors' quarrelling, Grady (Whitman Mayo) accepts the offer made by his friend Fred (Redd Foxx)...
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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Lamont (Demond Wilson) buys his father Fred (Redd Foxx) a pool table as a birthday present -- and lives to regret it. Before...
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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Lamont (Demond Wilson) convinces Fred (Redd Foxx) to donate his collection of rare jazz records to the library, in hopes of...
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) and his perennial fiancée Donna Harris (Lynn Hamilton) are finally going to get married. On the day...
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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Fred (Redd Foxx) and Lamont (Demond Wilson) must travel to St. Louis to collect the 1,500-dollar inheritance left by Fred's...
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) is convinced that his son Lamont (Demond Wilson) has become a homosexual. This is "confirmed" when...
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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In the market for a color television, Lamont (Demond Wilson) wants to purchase a new TV on credit, but Fred (Redd Foxx)...
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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Fred (Redd Foxx) is the only eyewitness when burglars break into the home of his neighbor Julio Fuentes (Gregory Sierra),...
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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Consulting a psychic, Lamont (Demond Wilson) discovers he is a Double Libra. As such, it is in Lamont's best interests to be...
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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In this first episode of Sanford and Son's third season, Lamont Sanford (Demond Wilson) begins taking drama lessons from an...
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) tries to convince a nine-year-old runaway named Jason (Lincoln Kilpatrick Jr.) that there's no place...
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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Lamont (Demond Wilson) is convinced that he has lucked upon a bargain when he spends 20 dollars on what he is told is a rare...
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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Intending to work his way around the world on a tramp steamer, Lamont (Demond Wilson) plans to sell the junkyard, but not...
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) is jealous when his son Fred (Demond Wilson) begins spending more and more time with the Sanfords'...
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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It is nothing unusual for wizened junk dealer Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) to squire women who are much, much younger than...
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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Fred Sanford (Redd Fox) blows his top when his son Lamont (Demond Wilson) starts dating the sister of rival junk dealer Julio...
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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To impress a young Nigerian woman named Olayia (Paula Kelly), Lamont Sanford (Demond Wilson) begins to dress in African...
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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While on a tour of NBC's Burbank studios, Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) sets eyes upon "the first lady of his dreams," the...
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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Faced with mounting debts and a depleted bank account, Fred and Lamont Sanford (Redd Foxx, Demond Wilson) try to solve their...
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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Still riding high in the ratings, Sanford and Son returned to its by then traditional Friday-night NBC time slot for a third...
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Fred Sanford
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1973
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Once again, would-be Romeo Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) loves neither wisely nor well, but too often. Inadvertently inviting both...
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Fred Sanford
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1972
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Upset that his dad Fred (Redd Foxx) isn't doing his share of the work around the junkyard, Lamont (Demond Wilson) storms off...
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Fred Sanford
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1972
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Fred Sanford
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1972
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Recuperating from a broken arm suffered in an accident, Fred (Redd Foxx) is unable to do any housework. To alleviate the...
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Fred Sanford
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1972
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Fooling around with his son Lamont's newly (and expensively) purchased antique gun -- which dates back to the Revolutionary...
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Fred Sanford
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1972
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Gregory Sierra makes his first appearance as Puerto Rican junk dealer Julio Fuentes. Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) is outraged...
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Fred Sanford
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1972
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Fred Sanford
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1972
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Every time Lamont (Demond Wilson) plays poker with his buddies, he ends up several dollars lighter. Lamont's dad Fred...
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Fred Sanford
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1972
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In this variation on the old "Man Who Came to Dinner" routine, Fred and Lamont Sanford (Redd Foxx, Demond Wilson) kick a...
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Fred Sanford
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1972
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Rather than shell out good money at the dentist's office, Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) tries hypnosis to cure a toothache. When...
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Fred Sanford
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1972
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Nurse Donna Harris (Lynn Hamilton), erstwhile fiancée of Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx), invites one of her patients to Fred's...
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Fred Sanford
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1972
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Fred's cousin Grady (Albert Reed) pays a visit, accompanied by his new wife Margaret (Marguerite Ray) and stepdaughter Betty...
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Fred Sanford
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1972
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Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) emerges from a minor traffic accident with nary a scratch. This isn't quite good enough for Fred's...
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Fred Sanford
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1972
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In this first episode of Sanford and Son's second season, junk dealer Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) yearns for the "good old days"...
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Fred Sanford
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1972
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Fred Sanford
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1972
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A confirmed hit in its inaugural 14-episode season, the NBC sitcom Sanford and Son returned to its familiar Friday-night...
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Fred Sanford
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1972
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Fred Sanford
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1972
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Ossie Davis makes his directorial debut a smashing success in the trend-setting action crime comedy Cotton Comes To Harlem....
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Uncle Bud
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1970
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A legendary blue comedian made famous by his unforgettable portrayal of junkman Fred Sanford in long-running 1970s sitcom...
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