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Season Four, Episode ##21 Number (#83) in series (136 episodes) | ||||
Air date | February 21, 1975 | |||
Network | NBC-TV | |||
Production code | 421 | |||
Written by: | Arnie Rosen | |||
Directed by: | Bill Foster | |||
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IMDb | The Headache | |||
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The Headache was the 83rd overall episode of Sanford and Son. Also the 21st episode of Season Four, it first aired February 21, 1975.
Episode synopsis[]
Lamont's headache drives him to the psychologist's couch, where it is suggested the pain in Lamont's head is caused by the pain in the neck he lives with.
Episode summary[]
Having suffered a splitting headache for two weeks, Lamont goes to see a doctor. When it turns out that the headache is psychosomatic, Lamont is referred to a psychologist (Robert DoQui)-- who determines that the pain is being caused by Lamont's own father Fred. The problem: How can Lamont break the news to Fred that he is literally making him sick? Darrell Zwerling appears in this episode as a pediatrician, and Frances E. Nealy appears as a patient.
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