Sanford and Son

“Lamont was Fred’s son, but Demond almost abandoned the TV ‘family.’” For many, Demond Wilson’s Lamont Sanford was the perfect foil to Redd Foxx’s cantankerous […]

“Without Redd Foxx, there’d be no Kevin Hart or Dave Chappelle on national TV.” Redd Foxx wasn’t just Sanford and Son‘s Fred Sanford; he was […]

There’s pretty much nothing I relish more than diving into the nitty-gritty when proving or disproving a location – especially if that location is from […]

When it comes to classic sitcoms that defined Black television in the 1970s, two names stand tall—and couldn’t be more different. One ran a junkyard […]

At the very heart of Sanford and Son lies the tumultuous yet undeniably loving relationship between Fred Sanford and his son, Lamont. This iconic pairing […]

In the early 1970s, American television was ripe for change. While sitcoms had long been a staple, authentic and multifaceted portrayals of Black American life […]

Step into the gritty, endearing world of Watts, Los Angeles, and you’re bound to run into Fred G. Sanford, the cantankerous, junk-dealing patriarch from the […]

Sanford and Son is a classic American television sitcom that originally aired on NBC from January 14, 1972, to March 25, 1977. Created by Norman […]

While many remember Sanford and Son for its boisterous humor and Redd Foxx’s iconic pronouncements, the show’s enduring legacy extends far beyond the laughs. This […]

For a generation, the cry of “Oh, my heart! I’m coming, Elizabeth!” was an instantly recognizable and hilarious signal that Fred Sanford was up to […]