Sanford and Son

One hundred and thirty six episodes and three spin-offs, one of which was cancelled so fast that half of what was made never aired.

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Where to start with Sanford and Son

At the start, or anywhere. It is an episodic two hander and the pleasure is the two of them, not the plot.

  1. 1
    Season one, fourteen episodes Sanford and Son

    A short January start. Fred and Lamont are fully formed in the first episode.

  2. 2
    Seasons two to six Sanford and Son

    The long middle. Aunt Esther and Grady arrive and the supporting cast thickens.

  3. 3
    The spin-offs, afterwards Grady

    Grady comes out of the season four finale. Sanford Arms and Sanford both come after the original ended and neither is necessary.

Then what? Nothing after 1981.

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The series

  • Sanford and Son 1972, 6 seasons, 136 episodes

The spin-offs

  • Grady 1975, 1 season, 10 episodes
  • Sanford Arms 1977, 1 season, 4 episodes
  • Sanford 1980, 1 season, 26 episodes

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