Sanford & Son

Fred is horrified when Lamont is seen entering a gay bar.

Every time Lamont and his drama coach do the strangling scene from "Othello," someone thinks Lamont is committing a real murder.

Fred's bargain-priced TV turns out to be Grady's stolen set---and Grady wants it back.

Lamont and Rollo become managers of an all-girl singing group. Fayette Pinkney, Valerie Holiday and Sheila Ferguson of soul group the Three Degrees appear.

Thanks to his astrologer's advice, Lamont is being nice to Fred---so nice, that the old man is sure he's dying.

When the neighbors' pet goat is stolen, Fred refuses to identify the crooks he saw taking it.

When Lamont goes into business with Julio, Fred is so upset that he runs away from home.

Fred is so thrilled with his new pool table that he is turning the house into a pool hall for himself and his friends.

Fred donates his old blues records to charity, and then is shocked to learn that they are extremely valuable.

A $1500 inheritance waits for Fred in St. Louis, if he can screw up enough courage to take an airplane trip to pick it up.

Fred and his fiancée have set a wedding date, to Lamont's horror. He loathes the woman, and is determined to stop her from joining the family.

Grady moves in with the Sanfords, and takes over the house lock, stock and bathroom.

An old acquaintance drops into town and claims to be Lamont's real father.

Sobered by the death of an old friend, Fred and his cronies plan to defy the Grim Reaper by throwing a party, complete with wild women.

Fred and his friends go to court to defend Lamont, who has received an unfair traffic ticket.

Fred is the aggressor in a junkyard-boundary battle with neighbor Julio.

Lamont drags Fred into the hospital to put an end to his phony heart-attack routine.

Fred wants to come to the private party Lamont and Rollo are giving for two special women.

When Lamont loses a fight to a barroom bully, he determines to redeem himself by learning karate.

Grady is being pursued by an aggressive woman who thinks he is Fred---and claims that he proposed to her.

Bent on taking care of the junkyard while Fred is away, Grady refuses to let Lamont bring girls into the house.

Grady creates a disaster when he persuades meek Uncle Woodrow to defy his domineering wife.

Lamont's girlfriend is running a campaign to convince Lamont and Grady that they need a woman around the house.

While Grady's cousin Emma is resting in bed, the men are doing the housework she promised to do in exchange for room and board.