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Season Four, Episode ##23 Number (#85) in series (136 episodes) | ||||
Air date | March 7, 1975 | |||
Network | NBC-TV | |||
Written by: | Ted Bergmann | |||
Directed by: | Alan Rafkin | |||
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The Older Woman was the 85th overall episode of Sanford and Son. Also the 23rd episode of Season Four, it first aired March 7, 1975.
Episode synopsis[]
Tired of Lamont telling him he's a loser at cards, Fred and his professional gambler friend play a prank on Lamont and his poker pals. But will Fred be left holding the dead man's hand?
Episode summary[]
Surprised that he and his son Lamont have not had an argument for days, Fred (Redd Foxx) concludes that Lamont must be in love -- again. Sure enough, Lamont is head over heels over a woman named Grace (Kim Hamilton, in her 2nd and final guest appearance), who happens to be several years older than he. To teach Lamont a lesson about dating older women, Fred starts squiring Grady's cousin's grandmother Mabel!
Kathryn Jackson makes the first of two guest appearances as Mabel, and Lillian Randolph appears as a customer, and Brenda Sutton also appears as Louise, Grace's daughter.
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The Surprise Party | Matchmaker, Matchmaker | Ol' Brown Eyes is Back | Grady and His Lady | There'll Be Some Changes Made | Going Out of Business | Home Sweet Home | My Kingdom For a Horse | Sanford and Niece | Julio and Sister and Nephew | Fred's Treasure Garden | Tower Power | A Little Extra Security | The Merger | Once a Thief | The Stand-In | Strange Bedfellows | The Masquerade Party | Golden Boy | My Brother-in-Law's Keeper | The Headache | The Stung | The Older Woman | The Over-the-Hill Gag | The Family Man |