Divorce, Sanford Style

Name: Divorce, Sanford Style
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1975-09-19
Duration: 30 min
Rating: 7.1

Episode aired Sep 19, 1975
TV-PG
30m

IMDb RATING

7.1/10

131

YOUR RATING

LaWanda Page and Demond Wilson in Sanford and Son (1972)

Comedy

Following a fight with Woodrow, Aunt Esther moves in with Fred and Lamont. Fred works overtime engineering a reconciliation so she'll return home.Following a fight with Woodrow, Aunt Esther moves in with Fred and Lamont. Fred works overtime engineering a reconciliation so she'll return home.Following a fight with Woodrow, Aunt Esther moves in with Fred and Lamont. Fred works overtime engineering a reconciliation so she'll return home.

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IMDb RATING

7.1/10

131

YOUR RATING

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Uncle Woody regains his senses

"Divorce, Sanford Style" finds Aunt Esther in need of a shot of booze after a falling out with Uncle Woody (Raymond Allen, second of nine), about his penchant for looking at other women. Fred literally accepts the phrase 'till death do us part': "you know what I think of that? Kill her!" Fred encourages him to keep looking but regrets it after Esther moves into Lamont's room: "I can see my tombstone - Fred Sanford lies here, died from an overdose of ugly!" Morning coffee with her is enough to crinkle his newspaper! Officer Hoppy concludes that the divorce may take six months, so Fred resorts to underhanded tactics: "I'm getting' these two lovebirds together so I can get that buzzard out of my house!"

Trivia
Fred tells Lamont to "call up Forest Lawn", while having one of his 'heart attacks'. Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Los Angeles is a cemetery which contains the graves of many Hollywood stars and other famous people.

Goofs
When Fred brings the spaghetti from the kitchen, he keeps his arms dangling down at his sides until he gets to the table. You can see the prop spaghetti stuck to the plate.