FIRST TIME White Family Watches Sanford and Son - Aunt Esther vs Fred - Reaction 😅
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Although the clips were funny, they are in no way the funniest clips from that show! Please watch full episodes (especially from the first few seasons) if you want to belly laugh….. there’s an episode where Fred and Lamont are going over household bills and Fred gets mad at the phone company and calls them up to complain…..HILARIOUS
Ahaha!! That sounds freaking funny! 😂
We'll be starting that show, but we'll have to do it over on our SillieVerse Page because YT blocks our full length reactions on certain shows.
We just finished Black Dynamite and currently watching Martin, Chappelle Show, Drawn Together etc. Because we just finished BD, we'll see if I can get ALL the seasons to react to 😁
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The episode with Lamont and Fred thinking that the other is gay is hilarious. The Gay Blade bar scenes are precious.
In real life Redd Foxx and LaWanda Page were lifelong friends and cared for each other deeply. What a comedy duo!
Absolutely!!! They was pretty much childhood friends .
The real joke is Lawanda Page was gorgeous in her prime.
That’s absolutely true, I saw her earlier age photos. That makes her more beautiful in today’s standards.
Fun fact: Paul Mooney was the greatness of this writing material.
R.I.P. Paul Mooney
He only wrote one episode with Richard Pryor
Yeah
Redd Fox did most of the writing but there were several writers involved over the course of the series
i think gary shandling wrote for sanford and son too
So was Richard Prior.
Sanford and Son, Chico and the Man, All in the Family, Jefferson GoodTimes all great comedies from the 70's and early 80's
Don't forget three's company,welcome back kotter, wkrp..loved all of those shows...
i still watch them today on prime video.
and Maude!
My favorite insult is when Fred said to Aunt Esther "Why don't you stick your face in the cookie dough and make some gorilla cookies!"
Hahahahahahahahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.... 💓-Ash
One of my favorites as well 😄
I've been quoting that since around 1977 😂
Yes😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Damn!!...classic😂😅😅
Redd Foxx (Fred) & LaWanda Page (Esther) comedic timing was so on point because they've known each other since elementary school & grew up in the same neighborhood in St. Louis
"I said, 'Back to Africa,' with who?! Shit, I've never been to Africa. You want to send me home, send me to St. Louis, Missouri. 4461 Enright, top floor."
They were close friends
LaWanda Page also lived and grew up in Cleveland..along with her Sister who plays Fred's girlfriend Donna
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They aren't sisters.
@@raygu1818 I STAND CORRECTED. LIKE Sisters isn't the same.
Fred and Esther were written so perfect as entertaining enemies😂😂😂
We all watched Sanford & Son, All In The Family, Good Times, The Brady Bunch and The Jeffersons.
Fun fact for all of you... Aunt Esther ( Esther Winfield Anderson) was the same lady who had the door shut on her as the Jehovah Witness in the movie 'Friday' with Ice Cube.
"Half dead muthaf#*#*" 😂
@@smittybenzo4693 Bwahahahahha Yup! 🤣
And Grandma in CB4.
She had a low key comeback during the 1990s:
Martin
RuPaul's Supermodel Album
Friday
Don't Be A Menace....
@@3912James yes.
This is what Martin and many other shows evolved from. Aunt Ester and Fred are basically Pam and Martin 😂 And she was one of Martin’s mother’s (Mama Payne) friends
OMGosh! 😅🤣-M@
Love this show. One time, Fred told Esther that she was so ugly, she'll make a freight train wanna back up😂
😂😂😂
Or the one where fried said " you so ugly put you face in cookie dough and make gorilla cookies" 😆 that one had me on the floor dying 😂.
@@bizzothagreat Yes. That's one of my other favorites.😂
This show was one of my all time favorites! “ I want my daddy’s records” lol
My brother will occasionally say, I want my daddy's records lol
Blind Mello Jelly Belly
Im a 45 year old black man. I remember watching Sanford and Son as a kid on a black and white tv. I still enjoy watching til this day. I watch about 2 hours of the show daily.
It looks freaking hilarious and we're anxious to watch more. Thanks ma for watching with us Sam 🫶🙏-M@ & Ash
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LOL IF YOU'RE 45 YEARS OLD, BOTH BLACK AND WHITE TELEVISION, SANFORD AND SON WERE WERE GONE BY THE TIME YOU WERE BORN. NEVERTHELESS I'M SURE YOU ENJOYED THE RERUNS AS NOSTALGIA LATER ON. TAKE IT FROM A 66 YEAR OLD THAT WAS ACTUALLY AROUND WHEN SANFORD AND SON FIRST HIT BLACK AND WHITE TELEVISION.
@@righteousdivine7 I lived with a country ass grandma who wasn't with the times. They limited t.v time with us. She was not spending money on a new t.v when the old one still works
Right now my great aunt still have the floor model t.v with the eight track and record player and everything still works. Its super heavy. Im from a old school family. If it's not broke, don't fix it! They are from the backwoods of Georgia from a farm. Im a city boy born and raised in St. Petersburg, Florida.
49 black female this was a staple in our house
Did you know that Fred Sanford and Esther Winfield Anderson had known each other since they were 5 yrs old? When they were looking for someone to play Aunt Esther Fred suggested her because he said when the writers described Aunt Esther she pop in his head. When Fred started another show he hired Esther in that one too. Aunt Esther in the show knew Fred and didn't like him because she thought he wasn't a good guy, her sister Elizabeth met Fred and they were married. Obviously Esther thought Elizabeth was to good for Fred and hated him.
Aunt Esther was played by LaWanda Page. Just thought you should know.
Sylvia, that's the sweetest thing I could've heard about these good ol' folks "from my childhood". Thank you!
LaWanda Page was very pretty, during her time on the Apollo circuit. There's a poster for her Fire Goddess act.
She's recreated the act in later years,on TV.
They had great characters. The neighborhood cops,where the black cop had to translation between 'hood jive and official speak for the white cop, the little Mexican boy with the fine mama, Lamont's friend Rollo, Fred's friends...
I thought her real name was Lawanda Page?
Where were these people hiding if they never saw Sanford and Son
That’s what I was thinking too😅
🤔Yesss I looked for this comment. I'm thinking, if his dad suggested it, didn't they watch it while his son was young?? It came out in 1972 and reruns have been out since whenever.😂😂😂
😂 Exactly. That man looks older than me! It's super weird that this was made about race, too!! As if white people didn't watch the show.
The burbs.😁
This was my father's favorite show in the 70s. As a matter of fact my middle name is LaMonte. 😅🤣! Rest in Peace to my Father Dennis G. Epps. Great reaction video!
Hey Robert! Thanks for watching again with us and remembering fun times 🫶-M@
What did the G stand for??😂
@@im-gi2pggaagaa-googoo. And gynecologist.
That’s lit.
Fun Fact : Sanford & Son was a adaptation of a British sitcom called Steptoe & Son
I am a 33 yr old black woman and my mother knows ALL THESE EPISODES VERBATIM 😂😂 this was a show that was in all black homes growing up. It feels good to just laugh 😆 through all our pain… real talk 😂 glad yall enjoyed this
The show was also in plenty of white homes like mine. Funny is funny no matter who you are
P.S. Redd Fox (Fred Sanford) paved the road for Richard Prior, Eddie Murphy, Chris Rock and Dave Chappelle!!! On the comedy clubs road.
Oh I can totally see that. Thanks for watching with us Carl 🤙-M@
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Here we are 40 years later and STILL laughing at Sanford and Son!!! I miss these types of shows. 😂😂😂
If you were alive in the 70s, Sanford and Son was the shiznit. Great reaction! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I can 100% see that and I bet it was a great time! I was born in 82, so I still think I grew up in a fun time 😁🤙-M@
Or in re-runs in the 80s!
@@WellHelloSilly Definitely more fun than today. You may have been the last generation to actually play outside instead of inside on a video game.
I was born in '75!! I remember the re-runs in the 80's great T.V.❤
I remember Fred telling Esther, " I could take your face, press into dough and make GORILLA COOKIES"
I’m glad you guys are enjoying it. Esther was my godmother her and my mother were very good friends.
How cool! Thanks for sharing🫶-M@
Fred and Ester are the inspiration for the Hateocracy characters from the boondocks.
I can totally see that! 🤙-M@
Nice reaction not to many interruptions
Red Foxx and LaWanda Page grew up together in St. Louis and worked the comedy circuit over the years. When the network offered Foxx a show he told them he wanted Page to play Aunt Esther and they didn't since she had no TV acting experience. Red Foxx told them if they didn't give her the part he wasn't doing the show. They were great friends in RL.
Yeah, we heard that. Very nice man. Thanks for watching with us 🫶🤙-M@
Yep. Told the studio flat out if they didn’t hire her, he’d walk. Some of the significance is lost on many. In that time, for any actor, especially a black comedian turned actor, to basically tell the studio to suck it, was legendary.
I was going to write this, thanks for letting others know. They grew up together and was close friends.Rip. to them both❤❤
Demond Wilson who played Lamont, was a Viet Nam vet. In the 1980's he became a minister and does outreach to paroles.
I was lucky enough to grow up with these shows I am 75 and white/ tan whatever, doesn't matter to me, black, white yellow, green, funny is funny and credit where it's deserved.
She was such a beautiful woman in her early years. I always thought she was so beautiful.
Watching a whole episode is better than just clips
I can see that for sure. Need to know the characters and we def will be watching more soon 😁-M@
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@@WellHelloSillyyou can stream on peacock. They have the whole series
Redd Foxx and LaWanda Page are comedy legends. Redd’s comedy albums are a must have (not for kids!!)
I'm just going to say this you will hear the name Elizabeth in just about every episode.
Oh yes!! Elizabeth being Fred's deceased wife and mother of Lamont (their son)
I grew up watching that show. My mom would allow me to watch it, but when her and her friends would play Redd Foxx comedy albums , I got sent up to my room 😂 also this show was based on a show from the U.K.
lol my Mom had one of his albums kept on the closet shelf
😅😂🤣-M@
Wow! Didn't know that it was based from the UK. I'm not a fan of modern day UK stuff, but TBH, IDK of any "good" UK shows 🤷
Either way, we're gonna keep it moving with more vids soon! See ya in the next one 🫶🤙-M@ & Ash
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@@WellHelloSilly, original UK show was "Steptoe and Son". Was about social class differences in that nation. Norman Lear saw it and thought, '..yeah, we've got something like that going on in the US..'
@@MOS650, so did my dad..but I snuck it out of there to listen to it in the middle of the night. 😆
Other Fun Facts:
-Red Fox was a famous comedian before Richard Pryor
-RichardPryor was a writer on the show
-Red Fox aka Chicago Red was close friends with MalcolmX aka Harlem Red (they both had the nickname red because they both had red hair from being mixed-raced)
Woah!! You know what's crazy, is that all though I'd never watched this show until now, I knew the name Red Fox and thought that might be him, but didn't wanna sound like an idiot if I was wrong 🤦 Thanks for the fun facts Blessed 🙏-M@
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Redd foxx & Malcolm X were never mixed race.
Malcolm's mother was half Caucasian. @@KairiCorsey-xx1we
@@tandt7694 so he's 1 quarter Caucasian , like Bruce Lee who's mother was half white made him 1 quarter Caucasian yet still Malcolm was a whole black man and Bruce Lee was a whole China man.
@@KairiCorsey-xx1we If you want to tell yourself Malcolm wasn't Black have at it. His life and history speaks for itself.
Red Fox aka John Sanford his birth name had a brother who died in prison. His name was Fred Sanford.
I watched this as a kid and I was always laughing. You two are going to really enjoy watching the entire episodes.
That's awesome! Thanks for kicking it with us and the interaction 🫶🤙-M@
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Next thing you're going to tell me you've never seen( flip Wilson show) and that you don't know who Geraldine and killer are. now flip Wilson was like the first comedy celebrity to have his own TV show before any of these black sitcom. I am in my 60s and I still remember the lineup now on Friday. Get Smart. High chaparral The flip Wilson show and The midnight special featuring wolfman Jack
"Good times" is another sitcom back in the day that was good.
at 65, a line I still use from this show:
something was delivered and the guy stood there waiting for a tip:
Fred Sanford: You want a tip? Don't eat egg salad then ride the bus.
😁
Ahahaha!! 😂 Classic! 👌
Thanks for watching with us and the interaction 🫶-M@
Aunt Esther used to call Fred a fish eyed fool. To bad they didn't play when the cops came over. The cops were a black guy and a white guy and when the white guy would talk the black guy would translate into words Fred and Lamont could understand.
White Cop: Attempting to sell copper the said burglary may have been perpetrated by the suspect in question
Black Cop: There's a dude selling copper that he snatched himself.
Much funnier when Lamon wore the ripped tan jacket (earlier episodes). Watch the one with Big Money Grip or "I want my daddy's records".
It’s sad and hilarious to say my older sister and I have become just like Fred and Esther🤣 especially when they visit. I’ll let my brother in law in but unapologetically slam the door in her face
😯😅-M@
You guys have no idea, I grew up watching this show as a kid in the 70’s. You guys should truly consider binge watching all episodes. You will crack your sides. Also, love your show! I had to subscribe! Bless you beautiful people!
Hey James! Thank you so so much for the kind words and sharing your experience with us! 🫶
We will definitely be watching this series ASAP, when we finish another series over at our SillieVerse Page (YT blocks full length reactions per copyright sometimes) but check us out at the link below and we'll see you soon 😁🙏🤙-M@ & Ash
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This show premiered in 1974 and was hilarious. Another must is "All In The Family" which premiered in 1971.
Ask your dad about that show, he'll tell it's a must watch.
Probably the greatest sitcom in history. The living room set is on display at the Smithsonian, that's how culturally important the show was. The show revolves around Archie Bunker, his wife Edith, daughter Gloria and son in law
(Meathead) Mike.
A great start would be "All In The Family, Compilation Of Archie Bunker On Religion" Hilarious!
Also, "All In The Family Archie Bunker's Most Racist Comments" it's like 23 minutes long and a must watch.
I was born in 1957, so many great shows on in the 60's and 70's. Those days are gone forever.
Peace ❤
It premiered in 1972
Those shows are remakes of British TV shows from the late 60s
One of my favorite sitcoms growing up
Esther Winfield Anderson and red fox were friends for a long time they did the chitlins circuit.
And a fun fact that a lot of people don't know about her she was a showgirl she was a dancer and a pretty good-looking woman in her day, there's pictures of her in her outfits.😊
Oh someone else said that and I immediately looked her up and W0W! 😯😁🫶-M@
I said the same thing when I first saw her picture.😃
@@WellHelloSillyyou should hear how she created some of Esther’s mannerisms. It’s a heck of a story.
Yall need to do more Sanford and son and Good Times
OMG this takes me back! As a kid I was raised on all the Norman Lear TV show reruns. I watched this religiously! Watching this now and listening to your commentary... I never realise the writing. I'm dying laughing right now. Thanks for the memories!
Absolutely!! KF. Thanks for kicking it with us! 🫶🤙-M@
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I’m from the caribbean
I used to watched this as a kid
I can never forget the laughs
I love it
They say that sandford,and Esther
we’re very good friends in real life
they said,he actually,helped her,get the role.
Thank you so much for watching with us Sariah! 🙏-M@
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NP 🙂🙂
I’ve been a fan of this show since 5 years old when the show first started. I’m glad you guys are enjoying it
Shows like this, All in the Family and The Jeffersons could not be on TV today.
No kidding and that's so sad, but at least viewers like yourself found us and can interact with us about these HILARIOUS shows. While new to us, we're old enough to see the humor and laugh along with everyone 😂
Thanks for watching with us and for the interaction 💓🫶-Ash
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The iconic Sanford and son !!😂😂😂
The "dear" line was my first belly laugh at Sanford and Son 😂
How in the hell did anyone ever miss seeing Sanford and son
great writing for a show not knowing that Richard Pryor and Paul Moody were writers for sanford and son
I had an ex (we'll call her Patty Ann) in the middle 80's and we lived about 5 miles apart (let's say in Naranja Florida) and I'd make it to her place just before 11 pm to watch Sanford and Son and then the lights and TV would go off. Those were the days. Still love her from afar.
It's basically All in the Family, but with a legendary comedian playing Archie Bunker, from a black perspective.
Wrong
@@sadiewagstaff890 Thanks for your detailed and articulate disagreement. I'm not wrong though. Both shows center around a PIA old guy who pisses everyone off around him, but makes the audience laugh. Then the people around him explain the correct way to do or say things, creating a lesson out of the exchange. It's EXACTLY the same show.
@@sadiewagstaff890 Wikipedia: After the show premiered in 1972, newspapers touted Foxx as NBC's answer to Archie Bunker, the bigoted white protagonist of All in the Family. Both shows were adapted by Norman Lear from BBC programmes. Sanford and Son was adapted from Steptoe and Son and All in the Family from Till Death Us Do Part.
I'm glad y'all had the pleasure of experiencing Aunt Esther (LaWanda Page) and Fred G Sanford (Redd Foxx). Unfortunately, this isn't the funniest of their encounters. Whoever cut this video piece together left out a lot of other funnier stuff. Please explore more Sanford and Son when you can.
We ABSOLUTELY will! Thank you for watching with us and the interaction 😁
Some vids have been blocked in the past, so click the link below (if you haven't already) and you can watch Martin, Black Dynamite, Chappelle Show and MORE! Once we finish a series over there, we'll start another!
Thank you so much for kicking it with us Mr. Smith 🫶😁-M@
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@@WellHelloSilly, full episodes if you can, y'all. I'm white..but grew up poor in the Southern US. This crazy show had a lot to do with the 1970s "..maybe we ain't so different after all!" social change over here. You get a Song Bomb. Turn up the volume.
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They definitely did. Plus, not all jokes translate so it may not be as funny as it was to us growing up in the 70s. Amusing reactions though
Fun Fact - they were actually really good and longtime friends.
Oh yes, we've heard that. He was such a kind man. Thanks for watching with us Queens! 😁 🫶-M@ & Ash
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A lot of shows didn't have Q Cards where they can read from.
Most of the time (Redd Foxx) Fred did his lines off the top of his head. Say say he could not read, or read too well.
Redd Foxx (Fred) was also a very good friend of Malcolm X. They both used to work together in a restaurant , this before they both achieved fame.
Both Redd Foxx and Malcom X both had fire red hair.
Redd Foxx always kept Malcolm X laughing.. You'll find this in"""The Autobiography of Malcolm X"""
Ohh, I almost forgot. I met Redd Foxx and Slappy White when I was a little boy around the age of 11 years old.
Great and funny guys, two of them standing side by side..
I knew Louis Armstrong too he lived two blocks from me.
Take care """You BIG DUMMY"""
I’m an Black American 80s baby, this was on my TV all the time 🤣🤣❤️
Favorite line from Fred Sanford. "You can call it dumb if you want to." Grady replies, "IT'S DUMB!" Fred says, "You can call the hospital, and tell them to get your room ready."
Oh, Yes Finally Did A Reaction To This Great TV Show,My Late Dad Loved This ,Thanks Guy's,Otis,Katy Will See You Both At The Next One & As Always 🥂 Guy's
Our pleasure guys 💓🫶-M@ & Ash
@@WellHelloSilly We Love You Guy's,Katy & Otis
you need to watch the episode when a old friend claims to be Lamont's son and Aunt Esther's reaction is hilarious!!
Just added to our list! (I think it's the right one...) Stay tuned and thanks for the suggestion Rod😁🤙-M@
That is my favorite episode
@@WellHelloSillyif you have watched All in the Family this is sort of like that. Remember it was the 70s and this is ground breaking
Love love love aunt Esther😂❤❤❤❤❤❤ and whole cast❤❤
My favorite was F-F-F-Fred's best buddy, Grady.
Yeah, I liked ol' Grady! The actor who played Woody was type-casted as a drunk or alcoholic.
"When I put that dollar in, it was worth a dollar. i think they owe me this check, the other check, and another one!" -Grady
I grew up watching Sanford and son. I loved it.
I loved Sanford and son! The Jeffersons , good times!
Sanford and son Iconic TV show. Great episodes. Great guest stars.
Looks so funny! Can't wait to see more 😁-M@
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I remember watching this when I was a child. They always had me laughing.
This is one of the best prime time show back in the day .
8:39 I like how Redd Foxx was able to use Lawanda to throw in some true social commentary throughout the episodes.
These episodes always got me rolling on the ground laughing.
Thanks for watching with us 🫶🤙-M@
I’m glad that they finally get to enjoy this classic comedy
I'm a Black first time watcher, and have the same reactions as you guys.
This show had my dad giggling uncontrollably. lol
Fun fact: the writing was done by Norman Lear and the star of the show, Redd Foxx.
Hey awesome!! I can totally see Redd writing a lot of the quick quips he says 😅🤣 Thanks as always Big R 🤙-M@
Comedic GENIUS!! 😂😂😂
Holy Crap your only 42? Well if you missed this. You missed "Chico and The Man", All in the Family and "The Jefferson and Good times with Jimmy Walker..... Dynamite!!!!
Yup! And because of what we're doing and all the great interactions we're having with viewers, we're learning more and more and watching more and more 😁
Check this link for all the classics we're currently watching that aren't allowed on YT per copyright
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I was just a young white kid watching this and it was funny as, well it's still as funny! Love, Fred😅😂😅
These kids nowadays don't even know what this is!!!!
Glad to see you enjoying a great classic. One of the Best Redd Fox
Absolutely!
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Best tv show of my 70’s childhood
I can 100% see that!! I may only be 42, but I know TV was a HELL of a lot funnier and meaningful back in the day.
Thanks for watching with us 😁🤙-M@
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The theme music was written by Quincy Jones. ❤ Sanford and Son the American version of a British show.
This is one of my all time favorite shows. I watched as a kid and still watch tiday. It doesn’t matter that it was taped during the 70s. It's funny. Clothes change. Music change. Pop culture changes but funny remains funny. My favorite episode is when Fred was getting married and Lamont told the aunts. The first time I saw it, my cheeks were sore from laughing so much. Favorite line from this episode:
Esther: The wrath of God will strike you down.
Fred: And this Louisville Slugger (as he picks up the baseball bat) will knock you out! 😅❤
😆😂🤣😭 That episode sounds freaking funny! Thank you so much for watching with us and the interaction 🫶🤙-M@
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Lawanda Page played Aunt Esther. She was an amazing roaster. You should look for videos of her roasting the likes of Frank Sinatra. She also started out as a dancer and fire performer.
Keaston back with another fun fact! You guys have got to watch the opening credits of the show! One of the most iconic themes in history, which I think was produced by Quincy Jones. This was my dad's favorite show. He would watch it while working out and I rode my rocking horse in the basement. Also, her most famous line from the show is, "Watch it, Sucka!" Or "You Ol' fish-eyed fool!"
Hey Keaston!! Hope you're having a good day so far. Shes too funny. Heathen! 😅-M@
I grew up .. watching this show it's the bomb
Thank you so much for watching with us Richard 💓-Ash
This is based on the BBC sitcom Steptoe and Son and was going to be called the same until Norman Lear and Bud Yorkin saw Redd Foxx live whose real name was John Elroy Sanford and offered him the main role and he named the character in honor of his older brother Fred Sanford who had passed away. And that's how it became Sanford and Son.
This is classic. Just like martin and Pam's back and forth insults
😅😁-M@
Thee Richard Pryor was 1 of the 2 writers
Matt 😎and Ashley 💜you guy's allows make me feel better every day keep making people laugh and smile
God Bless you DJ. We'll see you soon and we hope you have a great weekend 🙏🤙-M@ & Ash
I love how while the characters loathed each other no matter what (Esther never thought Fred was good enough for her sister and Fred simply gave back what he was getting), the actors were the best of friends.
My husband and I watched Sanford and Son on Prime until they took it off. So freaking sad!! Super funny!!❤❤
LaWanda Page is Aunt Esther and she used to be a very glamorous dancer by the name( the bronze goddess). And she also used to do radio comedy with Skillet and Leroy you're talking about funny
Wow! Thanks for watching with us 🫶🙏-M@
70s sitcoms were/are pure gold
Aunt Esther was also one of the old ladies we was at the front door, by Ice Cube in the first Friday movie, and she was in some episodes of the first season of Martin
Sanford and Son was my favorite show as a kid.
Love this show ❤❤❤❤
Should’ve shown them a clip from the “Big Money Grip” episode. Aunt Esther was hilarious in that one. Also, Richard Pryor was a sometime writer on the show.