Sanford and Son

In recognition of Lear’s accomplishments and influence across television, CBS, ABC, NBC, FOX and The CW will simulcast an on-air in memory card tonight at […]

Actor Reynaldo Rey, who appeared in films “Friday” and “White Men Can’t Jump,” died Thursday. The actor and comedian was 75. Rey’s manager Vanzil Burke […]

Sanford and Son first aired in January of 1972 on NBC as a mid-season replacement. The series was the second series created by the All […]

Sanford and Son first aired in January of 1972 on NBC as a mid-season replacement. The series was the second series created by the All […]

Veteran actor Raymond Allen, who starred in some of the most popular sitcoms of the 1970s, died on Monday from respiratory issues not related to […]

Sanford and Son (1972) Season 3 is the third addition to this long-running American sitcom that originally premiered in 1973. This time out, Fred mistakenly […]

On this day in comedy May 22, 2001 Actor Whitman Blount Mayo passed away. Best known to audiences as Grady Wilson, Fred G. Sanford’s friend […]

The main characters are the focal point of any production, but supporting, recurring, and guest characters also help the show survive. Norman Lear’s Sanford and […]

When it comes to iconic tv characters of all time Aunt Esther is easily amongst the best of the best! LaWanda Page was one of […]

Producers Norman Lear and Bud Yorkin had the highest rated show on NBC in 1973: Sanford And Son. They also had a cantankerous star — […]