I thought The Sanford and Son Hawia episode was a 4 Part Episode.

nah its only three parts, but that is still a lot for a multi part episode.

Thank God only three parts. That "Hawaiian Connection" trilogy was gastly. The only funny part i thought when Fred kept asking about McGarret's hair.

Thank God only three parts. That "Hawaiian Connection" trilogy was gastly. The only funny part i thought when Fred kept asking about McGarret's hair.

I know, nothing about it is funny

I know, nothing about it is funny

agreed

Thanks for letting me know that Sanford and Son Hawia
was a 3 Part Airing

nah its only three parts, but that is still a lot for a multi part episode.


"The Hawaiian Connection" was split into a three-part episode for syndication for TV Land and television stations throughout the U.S. It's a two-parter for the DVD release. This is the second time I've seen it since owning the DVD and it is fantastic!!! Part I is (48 minutes approx.) while part two is the half-hour (24 minutes). A promotional reference to "Western Airlines" is edited out for syndication and DVD releases since the airline no longer exists. I think it went bankrupt sometime in the 1980's. (Around 1987 or so).

I found a gallery dedicated to the history of Western Airlines and it is here (http://www.airtimes.com/cgat/usc/western.htm).

"The Hawaiian Connection" was split into a three-part episode for syndication for TV Land and television stations throughout the U.S. It's a two-parter for the DVD release. This is the second time I've seen it since owning the DVD and it is fantastic!!! Part I is (48 minutes approx.) while part two is the half-hour (24 minutes). A promotional reference to "Western Airlines" is edited out for syndication and DVD releases since the airline no longer exists. I think it went bankrupt sometime in the 1980's. (Around 1987 or so).

I found a gallery dedicated to the history of Western Airlines and it is here (http://www.airtimes.com/cgat/usc/western.htm).

do you know what it originaly aired as then. Was it like the DVD or what?

I actually enjoyed this episode, even though it was toward the end of Sanford & Son's run and you can tell they were probably running out of ideas. A lot of good laughs though.

"The Hawaiian Connection" was split into a three-part episode for syndication for TV Land and television stations throughout the U.S. It's a two-parter for the DVD release. This is the second time I've seen it since owning the DVD and it is fantastic!!! Part I is (48 minutes approx.) while part two is the half-hour (24 minutes). A promotional reference to "Western Airlines" is edited out for syndication and DVD releases since the airline no longer exists. I think it went bankrupt sometime in the 1980's. (Around 1987 or so).

I found a gallery dedicated to the history of Western Airlines and it is here (http://www.airtimes.com/cgat/usc/western.htm).
Western was actually bought by Delta Airlines i think in 1980. Delta still flys some old 737's that were Western birds.

Thank God only three parts. That "Hawaiian Connection" trilogy was gastly. The only funny part i thought when Fred kept asking about McGarret's hair.

Without a doubt the worst episodes ever in the series. I mean the only ones that come close are the Grady show pilot and Sanford and Neice

do you know what it originaly aired as then. Was it like the DVD or what?


What I remember was when S&S ran on NBC Daytime and later into syndication, they left in the promotional announcement for Western Airlines after parts 1 and 2 aired. When W.A. went under, the promotional spot was later cut and on the sixth season DVD set as well. But on the credits, the credit for W.A. is shown and I believe for Royal Hawaiian Hotel where the cast stayed.

Without a doubt the worst episodes ever in the series. I mean the only ones that come close are the Grady show pilot and Sanford and Neice
Sanford and Niece was pretty corny and pretty bad at that. I hated it when they played that stupid music everytime when Fred saw his niece. He looked like such a fool.

Sanford and Niece is one of my favorite episodes. I love the ending, "It may be today, but I'll be damned if it will be tomorrow!" The Hawaiian Connection blew chunks and wasn't funny at all, it is a travesty to say Sanford and Niece fits in the same category!

Sanford and Niece is one of my favorite episodes. I love the ending, "It may be today, but I'll be damned if it will be tomorrow!" The Hawaiian Connection blew chunks and wasn't funny at all, it is a travesty to say Sanford and Niece fits in the same category!

Im not picking on you but you liked Sanford & Neice Why? Most S&S fans dont

Actually to me the funny part of that episode was how absurd it was to have a Junkman's convention in Hawaii.

Actually to me the funny part of that episode was how absurd it was to have a Junkman's convention in Hawaii.

LOL. Good point. When you think about it, it's rather absurd to have a Junkman's convention *anywhere*. :)

Actually to me the funny part of that episode was how absurd it was to have a Junkman's convention in Hawaii.

I never thought of that. That makes the episode seem even worse.