SEASON 1
- SEASON 2
- SEASON 3
- SEASON 4
- SEASON 5
- SEASON 6
Summary of Season 2 (1972) - 3 discs
No one in televisionland knew what hit them when Redd Foxx came on the scene as the irreverent Fred Sanford, a cantankerous junk dealer with a heart of gold who, with his son, Lamont (Demond Wilson), dreams of fame and riches. The second season of the critically acclaimed series produced by Norman Lear brought the characters even further into the homes and hearts of the watching public and solidified the show's place in television history.
Summary of Season 3 (1972) - 3 discs
Redd Foxx and Desmond Wilson star as Fred Sanford, a cantankerous 65-year-old widower, and Lamont, his 34-year-old son. A junk dealer who lives in Los Angeles's Watts neighborhood, Fred continually (and hilariously) frustrates Lamont, and vice versa. The series -- one of television's all-time classic sitcoms -- tackled bigotry, the perils of working in the family business and, of course, the perils of family itself.
Summary of Season 4 (1972) - 3 discs
Redd Foxx and Desmond Wilson star as Fred Sanford, a cantankerous 65-year-old widower, and Lamont, his 34-year-old son. A junk dealer who lives in Los Angeles's Watts neighborhood, Fred continually (and hilariously) frustrates Lamont, and vice versa. The series -- one of television's all-time classic sitcoms -- tackled bigotry, the perils of working in the family business and, of course, the perils of family itself.
Summary of Season 5 (1975) - 3 discs
The fifth round of this classic sitcom follows the further comic adventures of junk dealer Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx), who lives in the Watts section of Los Angeles with his grown son (and reluctant business partner), Lamont (Demond Wilson). This season finds Fred discussing marriage while Aunt Esther (LaWanda Page) casts aspersions on the Sanfords' new venture, a boarding house called the Sanford Arms (the name and premise of a spin-off show).
Summary of Season 6 (1976) - 3 discs
Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) continues his cantankerous ways, hurling invectives at his Bible-toting sister-in-law, Esther (LaWanda Page), and thwarting the plans of son Lamont (Demond Wilson) in the sixth -- and final -- season of this classic sitcom. Naturally, Fred is still entangling his pal Grady (Whitman Mayo) in misadventures and wild schemes. Offering a snapshot of life in 1970s America, the series' last 24 episodes dish up plenty of laughs.