Fred Sanford wasn`t prejudiced, he hated everybody equally !

@duckduckgoismuchbetter

4 жыл бұрын

Ain't that the truth!! 😂😂😂 That's sort of my personal M.O. ...I consider myself "an equal opportunity offender". I try to be equally offensive to everyone.

@bethrow2002

4 жыл бұрын

Ron Herring haha😂 so true.

@kblackav8or

4 жыл бұрын

Just like Dirty Harry.

@libertywolf93

4 жыл бұрын

He was an Equal Opportunity Asshole.

@111JenA

4 жыл бұрын

I know! Lol 😂

Omg now this is pure classic. Who didn’t grow up on Sanford and Son......”I’m coming Elizabeth....this is the big one” lol. You had a good childhood if Fred Sanford was in it ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@teamcougars

4 жыл бұрын

Sherry Worley And The Jeffersons was another classic. Such a great cast.

@algallego

4 жыл бұрын

Oh, boy did we. I grew up in a Hispanic-American household and Red Fox, both in S&S and standup was a big part of our regular viewing- That and Good Times, What's Happening, Silver Spoons, Different Strokes, The Jeffersons, and so much more!

@lostinlimbo1967

4 жыл бұрын

teamcougars omg Weezy (Louise) was the bomb lol. We need more Weezy Jefferson’s in this world.

@lostinlimbo1967

4 жыл бұрын

A G did you ever see Coming To America with Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall? The Dad from Good Times plays in that and every time I see that movie...instant flashback to Good Times. These were the days my friends. These definitely were the days. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@phoneguy7589

4 жыл бұрын

Plus at some point who Hasn't had the theme song playing in their head!!!!

This aired on Television... when TV shows were real!!!

before people were offended by everything... this was considered comical

@les4767

4 жыл бұрын

And now that people are offended by everything...THIS IS STILL COMICAL....

@wetlazer

4 жыл бұрын

@TheRapper10000 Kill joy women? You're not getting out enough, there are a shit-ton of kill joy men who are also offended by everything.

@wetlazer

4 жыл бұрын

@TheRapper10000 Maybe or maybe not. I know a guy who is a college math professor. I used to do stand up comedy and improv comedy with him. MF-er introduced me to South Park, but somehow the SJW narrative has soaked into his brain. I will post rants on my page (in my comedy voice) about whatever is pissing me off. Now he's super woke and he will post how inappropriate what I am saying is and he will defend the crazy sjw bs, all the time. This guy is basically brainwashing all of the young students he works with, and he thinks he is doing good in the world, so is it most women? Maybe or maybe you are hanging around really bitchy women.

@donnatassa2018

3 жыл бұрын

Sanford and Son was and is STILL one of the funniest shows EVER on television. I watched it as a kid and still watch when they run it. I Love Lucy, Carol Burnett Show, Good Times, All In The Family, were also some good ones I watched.

@sharronbrown9182

2 жыл бұрын

@@donnatassa2018 Yep!

it wasn't cable Sanford and son ran on broadcast tv, it was early 70's.

@icebreaker19631

4 жыл бұрын

Where i was from Richmond, Va you had only 3 channels and a few on the UHF channels. It was channel 6 was WTVR. was CBS.There location in Richmond, Va on Broad Street. channel 8 was WXEX ABC the call sign was changed in the 80's and there new building was moved from Petersburg to Chesterfield off of Midlothian turnpike. Channel 12 was WTBS network station NBC on Midlothian Turnpike in Richmond,Va. In the early 80's is when the Fox network started up and you could only see it on the UHF Channels Fox was on 35 and 65 of course you could also see on the UHF channels shows like Sesame street the muppets and other things on the Public Broadcasting channel. Like that guy with the curly hair painting with putty knives and other instruments as well as numerous paint brushes. I tell you he could paint a landscape like know other. His trees looked real. When FOX Channel first came there were no commercials no news and they had all types of shows but mostly movies and they were not blurred or bleeped out at all. I was barely a teenager and i lived pretty close to the main networks they had like 8 to 10 satellites out in front the big ones 8 or more feet in diameter. Later when i was about 19 I worked in a clothing store called kuppenheimer's men's clothing and we had all the anchor men come in and they bought their clothing from me. They had like a $8,000 thousand to $12,000 expense per anchor person. I used to give them free ties and shirts to help the deal go through boy i love those paychecks. Our company ended up getting a corporate account with the different networks. Kuppenheimer was owned by heart Schaefer and marks their suits sold for over $2,000 but as kuppenheimer's we basically sold the same suits. Our most expensive suit was the premiere worsted wool suit fully lined it sold for $225. Fun times but sorry about this buddy i have insomnia and it's like 4:00 a.m. and i realized that I'm rambling on. I guess you get caught up in the Memories and now that I'm a empty nester with my boys that i had the privilege of raising are gone now and in the MILITARY. It's something that all generations have done. Dame there i go again sorry about that. Well i hope some of this may have given you some history or information that is probably useless. Well have a great day and wish you all well. Goodnight!! #( Memories)!!

@duckduckgoismuchbetter

4 жыл бұрын

@@icebreaker19631 I enjoyed reading your stories. I like to tell rambling stories too. And rambling rants on various things...that the next day I read it again and go "WUT??" Lol. We have to stick together...the ramblers of the world. The white painter with the big Afro looking hair was Bob Ross, btw. "There are no mistakes in your world...just happy little accidents. For instance...maybe there's a happy little tree that lives right here..." As a kid, I could only rarely watch the shows completely through, and then only if there was nothing else on the "other three channels (the 3 networks)", or the other PBS that my grandparents TV occasionally got. But I would often check back frequently to see how his happy little accidents were progressing...and wishing that I had the patience and maturity and sophistication to watch the episodes all the way through. Because I thought that was an important part of me growing up...being able to watch cultural and artistic things, without being bored to almost tears. Sometimes I could manage it. Only sometimes though. You may be interested to know, if you don't already, that the Bob Ross show "The Joy of Painting" is on KZread. Looks like all the episodes are here. For free. I hope that helps you.

@jwallace1805

4 жыл бұрын

@@icebreaker19631 gimme a break

@michaelkivler3558

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe where your from, but it was on cable.

@Grimoor

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelkivler3558 since im in my 60's i remember running home from school to watch it, it was before cable was a thing, we had 3 big networks and 1 local channel.

Watch all in the family and the Jeffersons. It was outrageous for the time but it was done to expose racism and bias not to celebrate it. And yes it was Pat Morita

@kingschild4life

4 жыл бұрын

Lisa Hall, yes! I just felt like it gave me a tiny glimpse at racism, growing up in a small town in Oregon, we were so predominantly white I don’t remember the first time I saw a person of color, but I’m pretty definite that it must have been on TV.

Well....I'm an older white male. I guess that now makes me a racist. Now I know where I learned it. Sanford and Son was my favorite program back in the day. People need to stop being snowflakes and enjoy comedy for what it used to be and should still be. Next up Archie Bunker?

@barbarachieppo8290

4 жыл бұрын

All in The Family is great I love all those sitcoms from the 70's and 80's

@ElizaDolittle

4 жыл бұрын

What about Dean Martin's Comedy Roast! Loved that show! I remember they were roasting the very large Orson Wells and Redd Fox (the man who played Fred Sanford) said "I haven't seen so much white meat since my Thanksgiving turkey exploded." I never laughed so hard and I'm white! I'm so TIRED of political correctness! This was comedy!

@gary17509

3 жыл бұрын

My husband and I just loved this show - and Aunt Esther!

@donnatassa2018

3 жыл бұрын

@@gary17509 she is a really funny comedian. If you haven't ever listened to her stand up, you should. OH my goodness is she hilarious and a little bit "adult" too. Funny as heck.

@jenifernyhuis3776

2 жыл бұрын

As a Hispanic, I can still go at it with certain people regarding our differences and joke about it.

This was totally normal in the 70s & 80s we called everyone names and hated none unlike today. You need to watch Blazing Saddles if you want your socks knocked off you.

@teamcougars

4 жыл бұрын

ExarKenneth71 the true classic comedies were before the special snowflake generation came along!

@angerkun

4 жыл бұрын

One of my favorite movies

@edford1693

4 жыл бұрын

Blazing Saddles is my favorite movie. Richard Pryor was one of the writers of the script.

@angerkun

4 жыл бұрын

@@edford1693 negative. He was supposed to be in the movie but would never show up so they recast him

@edford1693

4 жыл бұрын

@@angerkun From IMDB - Writing Credits Mel Brooks (screenplay) & Norman Steinberg (screenplay) & Andrew Bergman (screenplay) & Richard Pryor (screenplay) & Alan Uger (screenplay) Andrew Bergman (story) Richard created the character Mongo. The reason the Richard was not cast was because WB considered him to be to contriversal at the time.

Those were the good old days! Jokes were funny but nobody got it twisted!!

“I’ll stick your face in some dough and make gorilla cookies”

Fred Sanford, Archie Bunker and George Jefferson all had one thing in common. The Truth in who they were. Right, wrong or indifferent they were all loved because they never hid from themselves or from us. We need more Fred Sanfords in our lives so we can throughly measure our own insanity and justify our ignorance. Just saying.

Yes, that was "Mr Miyagi". And the same actor also regularly appeared on "Happy Days" or the sequel "Happy Days, Again", or both of them. He ran a malt shop or something, where The Fonz and the rest of the Happy Days gang would meet.

@icebreaker19631

4 жыл бұрын

Yes mr. Miyagi played in several episodes in several different series and on Happy Days it was called Arnold's it was a drive-in restaurant as well. I don't know if mr. Miyagi took over for Arnold or if he was the first owner or what that situation was. Now as far as Arnold's go the hangout spot for the kids. I do remember seeing mr. Miyagi in several episodes he may have been the cook or owner before or after Arnold. Do you remember him? I think Mr. Miyagi's real name was Pat can't remember last name. The good old days great stuff when people took things as just a joke and you didn't have to be so politically correct. I wonder whatever happened to freedom of speech? Have a good day! (Memories)

@teamcougars

4 жыл бұрын

Quite a few shows were born from Happy Days, Lavern and Shirley for one example of the times.

@barbarachieppo8290

4 жыл бұрын

@@teamcougars I love the old Laverne&Shirley show and Happy Days too Happy Days is where Robin Williams became known He was an alien in Fonzie's dream 😀

@les4767

4 жыл бұрын

@@icebreaker19631 His name was Pat Morita, and he WAS Arnold the original owner of the restaurant. Al Delvecchio(Al Molinaro) took over later, and then went into business with Fonzie in the last seasons.

@TheVosack

4 жыл бұрын

@@barbarachieppo8290 Mork and Mindy

The insults were Hilarious 😎😎

This was before cable TV. Just the three major networks.🤣

@sr71ablackbird

2 жыл бұрын

now, just to think, they probably would not even have that on cable tv these days.

(Esther and Woody are at the front door and Fred opens it) "Just what I needed, a wino and a rhino." She was Redd Foxx's childhood friend and got her and others parts on the series.

@HawklordLI

2 жыл бұрын

Esther and Woody at the door: Woody c'mon in my home is your home. Esther: What about me Fred? Fred: What about you? Esther your home is where the Buffalo roam.

Everything was Politically Incorrect back in the day lol. People were not that sensitive.

People were able to speak a lot easier back then. Wait until you catch a wif of Archie Bunker.

@Locktwiste72

4 жыл бұрын

By Archie Bunker's standards, Sanford was tame as a lamb.

@algallego

4 жыл бұрын

People spoke their minds freely back in the 70s.

@DominusLuna

4 жыл бұрын

I wasn't old enough to be a beatnik or a hippie but I wasn't far behind. I was a teenager when they created fiberglass wheels for skateboards and a little younger I guess when the Vietnam vets were coming home and some of them killing themselves like my next door neighbor did in front of his young daughter.

@ST-dc7fk

4 жыл бұрын

I just commented that Fred and Esther were basically Archie and Maude!! 😂

@DHARMN00

4 жыл бұрын

Archie with Sammie Davis Jr., or George Jefferson

Those times were different. Befor everyone was over sensitive about every thing under the sun. People were allowed to laugh at things but now were being told what we can laugh at and what we can say and cant say. But Fred Sanford...aka..Redd Foxx is a legend . my dad and I would watch him every day. Sanford and Son one of the best shows ever created . 😎👍

Everyone loved Sanford and Son back in the day. Fred was kinda like Archie Bunker.

I had the pleasure of meeting him ( late 80's ) , he was cool ! He pulled up next to me and a friend in a paneled car ( think ot was a Cadillac ) at the Boulevard Mall ( Las Vegas) I yelled hey Redd ! He waddled over to the car , exchanged pleasantries and shook our hands and waddled off into the mall alone...he was one of my childhood favorites. May he rest in peace !

Sanford & Son, All in the Family, and The Jeffrersons...so funny...grew up on them...

Good ole Fred. I loved that guy. He took no prisoners and absolutely cut no slack to anyone. What you see with Fred is what you get. Him and Aunt Esther...oh my lord.. Classic! Love these old memories.

Classic 70’scomedy, no way this would fly today!😪

"Sanford and Son" was one of my favorites in the 70's and yes, Fred Sanford (Redd Foxx) did say those things on television. It was on the same time as "All in the Family" and this time in US history was when civil rights were being tested and human prejudices were being identified and laughed at because people were coming out from behind their masks. Redd Foxx was a good friend of Aunt Esther in real life and wanted her to play Aunt Esther. The Golden Girls came later and was definitely calmer toward racial insults. Sanford and Son addressed all kinds of subjects but acted like no one was watching and this is how Fred talked behind closed doors. The same with "All in the Family". They were both funny but addressed openly what people might have said behind closed doors.

@paintinganimalsonrocks7633

4 жыл бұрын

Redd Foxx, away from Sanford and Son, was disgusting, in my opinion.

It was aired on national TV! Fred Sanford was very funny!

When sitcoms was worth your time!

I remember watching Sanford And Son as a kid. Lots of great comedies back then, like Taxi, WKRP In Cincinnati As well as Welcome Back Kotter , which had some great lines too (was another show created for a comedian, Gabe Kaplan...also was the break out role for John Travolta) Also Chico And The Man, starring Freddy Prinze and so many more There were some incredible variety shows back then too, like Laugh In, and The Dean Martin Show (and the Dean Martin Roasts)

Awww that was my late daddy’s favorite show, so I grew up with Mr. Fred!! 😁 That lady was always chasing Fred around, hitting him hard with her purse!! 😂🤣

@sr71ablackbird

2 жыл бұрын

ya mean old aunt esther ? always count on her to mess up his day just by showing up :P

Sanford & Son was hilarious! Aunt Ester was Fred's sister-in law, his wife's sister. This show was rated G compared to his comedy act! Trust me! Red Foxx's albums from his live show's were Rated XXX for real!

I grew up watching this show. That, and All in The Family. Good stuff!

@nancyericson4263

4 жыл бұрын

I watched all these shows - Jeffersons, Sanford, Good Times. All in the family. Good, entertaining show. I looked forward to every episode. Always entertaining.

Yes!! Elizabeth! This is it. This is the big one. I'm coming Elizabeth!

@JohnnyUtah15

4 жыл бұрын

When he brought up that line, it was an ad-lib by him.

My father, and many people never understood that Norman Lear was not celebrating bigotry. He was exposing it, in order to mock it. Archie and Fred were not supposed to be emulated.

@Gcat-ln6ok

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Exactly.

We look it as old fashioned today, but when it was on, Sanford and Son was the edgiest, funniest show around. My favorite bit was Fred opening the door with Esther standing outside and going "Somebody left a gorilla on the doorstep."

Man Sanford & Son was a great show!! Loved it! Love your old tv show reactions! Man you need to check out the show “All in the family”! Another great 70’s tv show!

We watched this show every week...he was without a doubt, my dad's favorite..thanks for the stroll down memory lane.

Such a great show.. "Health nuts are going to feel stupid someday, lying in hospitals dying of nothing." Redd Foxx

My grandmother lived through the war in Sicily. I spent one summer living with her when I went to go work in construction for my cousins. We would watch Sanford and sons on her little tv with rabbit ear antennas. No one made her laugh like Redd Foxx. He and Benny Hill were her favorite. She's gone now. Watching this made me remember that special summer with her. Especially the way she would be appalled by these girls coming knocking on the door asking for me. She was very old school. Thanks for posting :))

Redd Foxx was a comedic genius. And a talented actor. I never heard my dad laugh as loud and hard as this show made him laugh. The gorilla cookies joke almost killed him.

Yes that is Mr Miagi. Im 49 and I grew up with this comedy. This is exactly how everything was said on this show. There was no filter then.

We used to watch this every friday night..it was a highlight of the week..LOL after Sanford and sons on fridays my favorite show Chico and the man followed, also a great funny show!!

Ty... Back when I was growing up these shows were watched by everybody... No we did not have cable. Cable was just coming out and was super expensive. And no, this was not outtakes, this was aired. We grew up with Maude, All In The Family, Chico & The Man, Sanford & Son, Good Times, The Jeffersons... One of my favorite movies that cannot be shown in public today was Blazing Saddles -- one of the writers was Richard Pryor. Once upon a time, we watched shows were everyone was made fun of -- no ethnicity, race, sex etc was "sacred" . everybody can in for the punch, and every stereotype was brought out and laughed about it...

@texadan314

4 жыл бұрын

I think I miss Chico & The Man the most. We lost Freddie too soon.

Growing up watching Archie Bunker, Fred Sanford, & George Jefferson, everyone was game for an insult. Every race, nationality, and religion. Everyone knew there were differences in these groups, that created the stereotypes, so the stereotypes were used as jokes. Today too many people want to ignore the differences... different isn't worse, but different. The best comedians still highlight these differences.

Fred Sanford was the master insult artist. He had a ridiculous funny insult for everybody he met. And he had perfect comic timing

I used to watch Sanford & Son when I was around 12-years-old. The show came out in the early 1970s. My mother & stepfather were big fans of the show. In answer to your question, yes, that was Mr. Myagi(Pat Morita)from The Karate Kid. He was quite young, then. I enjoyed the clips. Keep doing them. They don't play shows like this anymore. You can find them on the internet if you know where to look. Gotta search it out.

I grew up watching Sanford & Son 👍 always enjoy Fred & Esther throwing insults at each other 😂🤣 a great classic show 👍💚

This was normal prime time tv. Loved Sanford and Son, one of the best comedies back then, still love it today.

Sanford and Son was one of my favorite shows back in the day. I almost never missed an episode! In those days comedians could get away with a lot more than they could ever do today. Check out the Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts on Youtibe if you have the time. Red Foxx and many other great Black comedians appeared on those shows and the racial humor was everywhere!

@teamcougars

4 жыл бұрын

Biff Strong mine too and All in the family ♥️. I loved Archie, Edith & meathead.

Fred Sanford is hilarious. I remember watching these shows over and over growing up.

Fred was the black Archie Bunker...Same era same open mouth let the chips fall where they will.

YES THEY DID..WATCH A EPISODE OF ALL IN THE FAMILY OR JEFFERSONS...NO HOLDING BACK BACK THEN.

LaWanda and Fred worked together for years before and were the best of friends. What a brilliant team!

YESSS Fred Sanford good video bud....and YES that is the actor that played MR Myagi...

@davis.fourohfour

4 жыл бұрын

Pat Morita.

Yes! That is mr. Miyagi! He was starring on Happy Days at the time LOL

I am of the generation who loved this type of humor. People didn't take themselves so serious at that time to be offended so easily. What made it so funny is that these programs used realistic humor to show the absurdity of human biases and behaviors. Sitcoms then were downright funny and there were a lot of spinoffs where some of the characters were given their own shows, too.

Check out the video where Fred Sanford goes to court.

@jdog6620

4 жыл бұрын

Sam Carello .... ‘why don’t you arrest some white people?’

YES 👍🏻 THEY ABSOLUTELY DID SAY THIS, I MISS THOSE DAYS. WE SHOULD BRING IT BACK 😂

They're almost all gone now. Sad. I sure do miss them.

Back in the day we were not offended by everything. We all watched this together and we all loved it and laughed at it, we all loved Fred. Yes, that is Pat Morita (Mr Miagi)

I GREW UP WATCHING THESE SHOWS AND I STILL WATCH TODAY WHENEVER I CAN..

I love this show. I still put my hand on my chest and say I’m coming Elizabeth. Lol. And yes it was Mr. Miyagi, good eye. He also played in Happy Days. You have to watch full episodes to get the full effect of how funny this show was.

This brings back memories, Good Times, All in the Family, Sandford and Son, Chico and the Man, The Jeffersons, One Day at a Time...lower class with struggles, hardships and funny moments that the poor can understand...golden

This show was so great. Fred and Esther had the same dynamic that Archie Bunker and Maude had. 🤣🤣

I own the complete dvd box set I binje watch it when I'm having a bad day it helps lol

@cl8onj388

4 жыл бұрын

@ Mike Sharon Me too. Isn't it great?

@mikesharon2177

4 жыл бұрын

@@cl8onj388 I love it It sux they dont have shows like this anymore:(

@barbarachieppo8290

4 жыл бұрын

I like to watch the older black and white Andy Griffith shows

@mikesharon2177

4 жыл бұрын

@@barbarachieppo8290 I watch that show as well on Netflix:) I love Gilligan's island to

I watched both this and All in The Family during their first runs. Wonderful classic comedy that's held up with time.

I grew up watching this show, Good times, All in the family, and The Jeffersons...They were all great shows !!!

Sanford and Son was my Dad's absolute favorite show. Spend many a year watching Redd Foxx. Great times.

As a kid, I loved watching Sanford & Son.

Watched that all the time as a kid. I remember once when he told Aunt Esther "How about I push your face into some dough and make gorilla cookies".

I loved this show, it brings back memories. It never gets old 👍🏼🤣

I grew up with Sanford and Son, Archie Bunker. It was comic gold. Today, none of these shows could be put on television because everyone is so offended by everything so easily.

Yes, that's Mr Miyagi. He was a standup comedian (before Karate Kid), and Fred (Redd Foxx) discovered him, and gave him a guest spot on Sanford & Son. They were good friends on the comedy circuit. And yes, these episodes aired with those words. In the 1970s people weren't so afraid of words...lol.

Yes the Asian man towards the end was mr miyagi from the karate kid

Sanford and Son was a great show, it aired in the 70's on network TV. Back then, you could get away with dialogue such as that.

I love this! I always come back to watch when I’m having a bad day. My dad and I never missed a episode.

that was Pat Morita, I loved him! RIP but yeah good humor no one has a funny bone anymore

@cl8onj388

4 жыл бұрын

@KitCat Krafts n Kpop There ARE a lot of people with "That offends me" bones though. "Esther, I'll stick your face in some dough and make some gorilla cookies". Funny $hit.

Also, love how you describe and explain what you are about first!! Really respect that!!!

Pat Morita is the actor that played Mr. Miyagi. He also played the second owner of Arnold's drive-up restaurant on Happy Days.

Grew up on this show, the Jeffersons, All in the Family. All three were controversial for their time (especially All in the Family - the producers thought Norman Lear wanted to commit suicide when he suggested this show. They gambled on it and WON big time!). You know, gymnastics has changed so drastically since the 1970s - it's all about daredevil dangerous tumbles and less about ballet-style moves - but at least there are KZread videos where I can go and watch Nadia Comaneci and Olga Korbut. I miss that kind of gymnastics. I feel the same way about comedy - it's dead today. When I want to laugh, I come to KZread. Oh memories of yesteryear. I wonder if we will ever recover from this!

The gift scene reminds me of my grandpa, a very "thrifty" man. One year for Christmas he bought himself a new flashlight that came with a free pocket knife, and the free knife was my Christmas gift.

This was on Prime time Network TV. Exactly as you are seeing. As was All in the Family and the Jeffersons . These shows illustrated how ridiculous prejudice is by the over the top humor. People were also less thin skinned about racial insults. Words only have the power we give them . Really enjoying your take on different bits of 1970s culture

Yep that was miyagi...and that was true tv no cable then. Love Fred Sanford.

Back in the 1970s all tv shows aired on non cable / free tv stations. Sanford and Son was one of the most popular tv shows of the time . The writing and acting was superb 👍 You could get away with insults that sadly today , a lot of under 40 people would find offensive because its an over sensitive society

@jamesanthony8438

4 жыл бұрын

We didn't have any pink p*ssy hats, safe spaces or soy milk. Jokes were funny and if you didn't like something on TV, you changed the damned channel. Today's "Moronnials" wouldn't have survived back then. =)

Red Foxx was very funny and Fred Sanford was made for him! He and Esther’s battles are legendary! The N-word was used in a lot of seventies sitcoms like this one and Good Times, The Jefferson’s, and All in the Family. It wasn’t that unusual back then, most sitcoms were more raw!❤️❤️

Yes. He was in Karate Kid. But everything you saw right there WAS shown on tv. Still is shown in syndication. Back when people wasn’t so easily offended and got their feelings hurt. I grew up watching that show. I’m a white man and found it to be great comedy for the day. Still is as long as people don’t get their feelings hurt and make something out of nothing. I still watch it today. Thanks for the review and keep up the good work. Thumbs up from Tennessee.

Great content!!!! Miss this show

You're right. That's Pat Morita, who played Mr. Miyagi in the Karate Kid movies. He also played Arnold on Happy Days.

I was a kid/younger teenager back in the 70's and am white male. People (black and white) weren't as sensitive back then as they are not. People could compartmentalize what was real and what was comedy/satire. People knew the difference between what was racist and what was racial. Fred Sanford, Archie Bunker, and George Jefferson played racists on these shows. But the shows were written in a way that showed the stupidity of racism, yet made the shows funny and characters lovable. You're right. These show simply couldn't air today because of this sort of thing due to (IMO) over sensitivity. Life in the 70's was more live-and let-live and we actually got along better. Anyway, Sanford & Son, All in the Family, and The Jeffersons were, and still are, some of my favorite shows of all time........I just found you a short time ago after watching a Stevie Ray Vaughan reaction video you made. You did and great job and have enjoyed all of the videos I've seen of yours since then. I enjoy it from your Christian perspective as well. I just subscribed and look forward to seeing more videos. God bless!

Absolutely my favorite TV show of all time, I've watched every episode multiple times. Redd Foxx was one of a kind

Great video. Fills me with joy watching you laugh at a comedy legend. Redd Foxx was so much more than these clips. True, he was a comic genius but he was even more of a wonderful human being. I miss him more now than ever.

This just shows how people have become so uptight...and forgot how to laugh at each other. This is just funny. Yes that was Mr. Meogie. He was also Arnold on Happy Days.

I can’t get enough of Sanford and Son and Golden Girls. Thank you so much. My mom enjoyed it too.

Sanford & Son was one of my favorite show's growing up..

WOW. Thank you Modern Renaissance Man for doing a reaction to my vid. I stumbled upon your video by accident. Will be subbing now. The last 3 I had up KZread blocked them worldwide. I said I was going to start back making them again. And yes, that was Pat Morita(Mr. Miyagi )

@Modern-Renaissance-Man

4 жыл бұрын

Did you check to see why they blocked it? Usually its because of the music that plays in the beginning or end.

@DIVAORIGINALE4

4 жыл бұрын

I never checked, I just ended up deleting them because I felt that it was no need to keep them posted if they were blocked worldwide. Didn't know if anything could be done to get it unblocked.

I’m 47 and remember watching Sanford and Son with my dad at nights. I loved that show then and can still hum out that wonderful theme song. TV was more free back in the day, people’s panties were not so knotted.

God Bless you too MRM!

We had some GREAT tv shows in the 70s. All in the Family and Sanford and Son---absolutely the best!!!!

As others have said, no cable TV when Sanford and Son came out. I watched a TON of these reruns in the 70's and early 80's.

People weren't is touchy and sensitive back then as they are today

There was no cable at that time. 3 networks only. Shows that were current were aired in “prime-time”. Saturday morning cartoons and game shows and soaps on weekday mornings, were the only other times for current programming. The rest of the time slots were filled with either older shows from the 50’s and 60’s, or popular current shows that were also in syndication. Sanford and Son was one of those current shows that ran in syndication. This is the stuff that kids in the 70’s grew up on. We loved it. We didn’t have cable until ‘82.

Your introduction is really soothing and professional Good job

@Modern-Renaissance-Man

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much.