Series cast summary: | |||
Redd Foxx | ... | Fred G. Sanford 26 episodes, 1980-1981 | |
Dennis Burkley | ... | Cal Pettie 26 episodes, 1980-1981 | |
Marguerite Ray | ... | Evelyn Lewis 24 episodes, 1980-1981 | |
Clinton Derricks-Carroll | ... | Cliff Anderson 15 episodes, 1980-1981 | |
Nathaniel Taylor | ... | Rollo Larson 14 episodes, 1980 | |
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Suzanne Stone | ... | Cissy Lewis 14 episodes, 1980 |
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Cathy Cooper | ... | Clara 14 episodes, 1980 |
Percy Rodrigues | ... | Winston 14 episodes, 1980 | |
In this sequel to the hugely successful "Sanford and Son", this show picks up where the original show left off. Lamont has moved away to work on the Alaska pipeline, leaving Fred alone to run the junkyard by himself. Cal, a friend of Lamont's, moves down to Watts to help Fred run the business. In the meantime, Fred meets a rich widow named Eve and falls in love. This is not good news for Eve's family who don't like the fact that she would fall for a common junk man. The show follows Fred as he keeps on trying to make his junk business a success and his love affair with Eve. Written by Brian Washington <Sargebri@att.net>
This was actually a very funny show and the back and forth between Redd and Cal was hilarious. Typical establishment though - anything that is different, people are opposed to accepting. I would have liked to have seen Redd's son in some episodes to complete the transition to just the "Sanford." show. With all the nonsense poor quality shows before, at the time. and since, this show should have lasted much longer and gotten much more credit than it received. I was sorry to see the actor who played Cal passed away. He too had great talent and never went as far as he should have in the business.