Sanford and Son

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45 Years Ago: The End of Sanford and Son and the Beginning of a Television Legacy In the television landscape of the 1970s, few shows […]

Remembering a Steady Presence: Lynn Hamilton, the Heart of Sanford and Son In a career that spanned over five decades, actress Lynn Hamilton was a […]

For most people, Sanford and Son is remembered for Fred Sanford’s sharp one-liners, Lamont’s exasperated sighs, and the junkyard that seemed to hold everything but […]

At first glance, the Sanford junkyard was just a pile of broken refrigerators, rusty bed frames, and forgotten lamps. But to Fred Sanford, it was […]

Long before clapbacks went viral on social media, Fred Sanford was handing out some of the sharpest burns in television history. Played by the incomparable […]

Though Sanford and Son ended in 1977, the impact of its star, Redd Foxx, endured long after the final curtain. The show catapulted Foxx into […]

Among the most memorable Sanford and Son episodes is “The Big Party,” where Fred Sanford attempts to throw an extravagant celebration in his cluttered junkyard […]

When Sanford and Son premiered on NBC in 1972, it changed the face of television comedy forever. Starring Redd Foxx as Fred G. Sanford, a […]

Few episodes of Sanford and Son capture the comedic genius of Redd Foxx and Demond Wilson better than “The Piano Movers.” First airing in 1972, […]