Sanford & Son

The strange new plant in the vegetable garden looks more like marijuana than salad greens.

Grady is none too cooperative when Lamont's ex-con friend stays at the house.

After he spends an extra social-security check, Grady learns that the Government is sending someone out to correct its mistake.

Lamont lures Fred into a session with a sensitivity group.

Lamont decides to quit the junk business and find a job that pays better.

After he is given a ring with his initials on it, Fred becomes certain that it was stolen from Frank Sinatra.

Lamont will get an inheritance from his uncle only if he marries and has a child.

The news of Grady's engagement plunges Fred into the doldrums.

After he comes home from a trip, Fred gets the mistaken idea that Lamont doesn't want him back.

Bent on making a fortune in stud fees, Fred buys a broken-down old racehorse.

A real-estate company makes a generous offer to buy out the Sanfords' block.

Fred turns into a doting uncle during the visit of his niece, who reminds him of his dead wife Elizabeth.

When Lamont calls a radio talk show to impress a date, he unexpectedly impresses the mayor's office as well. Lamont: Demond Wilson.

Lamont invites Julio's sister and her son to stay with the Sanfords, outraging Fred, who hates Puerto Ricans.

Fred is upset when Lamont decides to combine the Sanfords' junkyard with neighbor Julio's.

Fred decides to become famous by creating a sculpture out of junk.

Fred is upset when he sees his new brother-in-law, a gambler who is very friendly and very white.

Fred wants to win a valuable birthday gift for Lamont by appearing in costume on a TV giveaway show.

Fred impulsively invests $50 in a fighter.

Fred's singing is showcased when he plays host to his old friend Bowlegs (Scatman Crothers). Billy Eckstine has a cameo as an auditioning singer.

Lamont winds up on a psychiatrist's couch seeking a cure for his headache.

Fred thinks Lamont must be in love, since days have gone by without his uttering an angry word.

Fred sics a pro gambler on Lamont's poker group after they exclude the old man from their weekly game.

Grady feels out of place after moving in with his daughter and her husband, both of whom are on the UCLA faculty.