On what story is the “Sanford and Son” Christmas episode based?
“I have the feeling of Christmas,” Aunt Esther says. What is Fred's reply?
Fred hires a kid to help him at Christmas. With what task?
Eric Laneuville plays Ronnie. What other role does he play on “Sanford and Son”?
Which character "plays" the Christmas ghosts?
What was Fred’s childhood nickname?
Who isn’t invited to Esther’s Christmas party?
What does Fred give Lamont for Christmas?
What song does Redd Foxx sing in the Christmas episode?
“And I have the feeling of being sick to my stomach!”
“Your name ain’t Holly and I ain’t jolly!”
“And the face of Halloween!”
“So, bury yourself under the tree!”
Renovating the Sanford Arms
Jason, the “stowaway” in the truck
“The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)”
What the Dickens?!
Originally broadcast on December 12, 1975 during the show’s fifth season, “Ebenezer Sanford” is a spoof of Charles Dickens’s “A Christmas Carol.”
Your answer is a humbug!
Originally broadcast on December 12, 1975 during the show’s fifth season, “Ebenezer Sanford” is a spoof of Charles Dickens’s “A Christmas Carol.”
You're not a fish-eyed fool!
“And the face of Halloween” is Fred’s rude reply when Esther brings presents to the Sanford house. “Adios, sucker” Esther says as she makes her exit!
Watch it, sucker!
“And the face of Halloween” is Fred’s rude reply when Esther brings presents to the Sanford house. “Adios, sucker” Esther says as she makes her exit!
Make merry!
Ronnie (Eric Laneuville) needs a job so he can buy Christmas gifts for his parents. So, Fred hires him to do inventory for the miserly sum of $10!
Are there no workhouses?
Ronnie (Eric Laneuville) needs a job so he can buy Christmas gifts for his parents. So, Fred hires him to do inventory for the miserly sum of $10!
You're correct, Pop!
Eric Laneuville returned as Daniel, Esther and Woody’s adopted son. He later appeared on “St. Elsewhere.” Today, he’s an Emmy-winning director!
You're incorrect, Pop!
Eric Laneuville returned as Daniel, Esther and Woody’s adopted son. He later appeared on “St. Elsewhere.” Today, he’s an Emmy-winning director!
“It is me, it isn’t me.”
Demond Wilson as Lamont plays the spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Future — all in wild costumes!
“Come with me!”
Demond Wilson as Lamont plays the spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Future — all in wild costumes!
You're steady, Freddie!
The Spirit of Christmas Past takes Fred to his childhood home in St. Louis, where he sees his mother (Kathryn Jackson) and himself (Marc Copage).
Not so steady, Freddie!
The Spirit of Christmas Past takes Fred to his childhood home in St. Louis, where he sees his mother (Kathryn Jackson) and himself (Marc Copage).
What's in a name?
Fred's mother calls him “Fredsie" during the Christmas Past sequence. Ronnie later calls him “Fredsie,” which Lamont mocks.
What's in a name?
Fred's mother calls him “Fredsie" during the Christmas Past sequence. Ronnie later calls him “Fredsie,” which Lamont mocks.
Eggnog for you!
The Spirit of Christmas Present shows Fred Esther’s party, where she says she didn’t invite Fred "because he doesn’t have the Christmas spirit.”
No eggnog for you!
The Spirit of Christmas Present shows Fred Esther’s party, where she says she didn’t invite Fred "because he doesn’t have the Christmas spirit.”
Love somebody!
Fred gives Lamont’s presents to Ronnie’s parents, even though they’re monogrammed. The initials "LS" stand for “Love Somebody,” Fred tells them!
No love!
Fred gives Lamont’s presents to Ronnie’s parents, even though they’re monogrammed. The initials "LS" stand for “Love Somebody,” Fred tells them!
Everybody knows!
Redd Foxx sings “The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)” accompanied by jazz guitarist Herb Ellis (who plays Esther’s landlord).
Everybody knows — except you!
Redd Foxx sings “The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)” accompanied by jazz guitarist Herb Ellis (who plays Esther’s landlord).
