Actually, nobody knows what Fred's middle name was. Here's what he said it stood for: "Gimme, gimme and I'm gone." "Giong to Heaven." "Gum." "Guadalcanal." "Grammy." "Gefilte fish." Lamont said it's for "Great father," and one of the crooks in the Hawaii episodes said it's for "Goonie bird."
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FRED: I was the top shooter in my whole outfit. They called me Fred B. Sanford."

LAMONT: B Sanford? What's the B for?

FRED:(Aiming his war rifle) "Bullseye."

LAMONT: You always makin' stuff up you old faker. It was Fred B. Sanford alright, and the "B" WASN'T for BULLSEYE!!!":lol:

The "G" stands for Golden Gloves.

Also the "G" stands for .."growning old!"

Actually Redd Foxx named the character after his brother, who name was Fred G. Sanford, and he told Flip Wilson, when he was on his show back in 1971(I think) that the "G" was for Glenn...

Can't Forget The "G" stands for GUTS! In the episode when he is the cournel.

thats actually......GUTS!! GUTS!! and more GUTS!!

Did'nt he also say once that the G stood for "gusto" and in another he stated it stood for "gigalo".

There were so many "G" stands for. I acutall use to get mad when he said Fred. G. Sanford and didnt give any The G stands for. THere were a couple times. The "G" stands for were some classic moments along with his dacing and singing.

In the finale episode of the series, "School Daze" Fred says that the "G" stood for valedictorian. Hilarious!

"School Daze" is one of the few episodes i have not seen in season 6. I cannot wait till the 6 season comes out. I wish they would release it sooner more like around christmas instead of of Jan 25th.

In the "I Dream of Choo Choo Rabinowitz episode, the "G" he told the gentleman from the Guiness Book of World Records was "Grab yourself a seat"

And in the Hawaiian episode, the "G" was for "Greyhound"

Just a few more to throw at ya.
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OHIO when was the "G" for gum. I Must have missed that one. ANybody have the line for the "G" is for gum. IT may be in the 6th season i missed some of the eps from the 6th season. Cant wait for the DVD;)

Originally posted by YouBigDummy
OHIO when was the "G" for gum. I Must have missed that one. ANybody have the line for the "G" is for gum. IT may be in the 6th season i missed some of the eps from the 6th season. Cant wait for the DVD;)

Not sure which ep it was, but Fred was singing it along the lines of the Doublemint gum jingle:

"Double your pleasure, double your fun -
I'm Freddie G. Sanford...the "g" stands for gummmmm..."

The episode the "'g' is for 'gummmm'" was after Woody and Esther adopted Daniel and those three and Fred were in Woody's hardware store and Fred noticed Doris, the store's salesgirl.

Was that the girl (Doris) that Fred said "he liked her display".

YouBigDummy, I think the "gum" episode was in the sixth season. It was the one in Woody and Esther's store, where Woody tells Fred that he's twice Doris's (the salesgirl) age, the fRed sings this to her:

"Double your pleasure,
double your fun .
I'm Freddy G. Sanford;
the 'g' is for 'gummmm.'

"Oh yes." :)

The G stands for "Gonna win that contest and Gonna give the government the geets

Unofficially (it was never said), the "G" also stood for "Gots a big mouth."
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