Richard Ward-Al Banks, he appeared in episode "The Stung" he should have been brought back for occasional appearances. he was a good actor who got as much work as he could for a black actor for that period of time.

Scatman Crothers-Bowlegs, he appeared in episode, "The Stand-In" him and Redd Foxx had a good chemistry going, he would have fit perfectly in Sanford and Son. I know he starred in "Chico and the Man" at the time

Della Reese-another Redd Foxx comtempory, In episode, "Della, Della" the writers should have brought her back as a new love interest in the neighborhood for Fred. Again, another Chico and the man cast member.

Theodore Wilson-he appeared in a brief scene in one episode I can't remember. He was just somebody knocking at the door. But they could have brought him back as a Rollo type, or a friend of Rollo's. i know he was busy doing "Good Times" and "That's My Mama" but again, this was a time when work was scarce for black actors and actresses.

Richard Ward-Al Banks, he appeared in episode "The Stung" he should have been brought back for occasional appearances. he was a good actor who got as much wok as he could for a black actor for that period of time.

Scatman Crothers-Bowlegs, he appeared in episode, "The Stand-In" him and Redd Foxx had a good chemistry going, he would have fit perfectly in Sanford and Son. I know he starred in "Chico and the Man" at the time

Della Reese-another Redd Foxx comtempory, In episode, "Della, Della" the writers should have brought her back as a new love interest in the neighborhood for Fred. Again, another Chico and the man cast member.

Theodore Wilson-he appeared in a brief scene in one episode I can't remember. He was just somebody knocking at the door. But they could have brought him back as a Rollo type, or a friend of Rollo's. i know he was busy doing "Good Times" and "That's My Mama" but again, this was a time when work was scarce for black actors and actresses.



I like the guy who Fred called a Telephone Pole in the episode Stung-lol

I like the guy who Fred called a Telephone Pole in the episode Stung-lol

Me too. He was in an episode of Good Times as one of Sweet Daddy's henchmen, and he was also in the Sidney Poiter/Bill Cosby movie "Uptown Saturday Night" if you ever seen that.

Me too. He was in an episode of Good Times as one of Sweet Daddy's henchmen, and he was also in the Sidney Poiter/Bill Cosby movie "Uptown Saturday Night" if you ever seen that.


What ep of Good Times was he in? I know it wasn't during the John Amos era

What ep of Good Times was he in? I know it wasn't during the John Amos era

It was either the 5th or 6th season. I know for a fact it was either those two seasons.

the guy from the Stung was George Reynolds and the Good Times episode was Blood Will Tell
http://www.tv.com/blood-will-tell/episode/39174/summary.html

Would loved to have seen more of the little Mexican guy who appeared in two different episodes.

Would loved to have seen more of the little Mexican guy who appeared in two different episodes.


"I DIDN"TKNOW THAT-lol

"I DIDN"TKNOW THAT-lol

Matter of fact, he also appeared in the Redd Foxx movie, Norman Is That You as a desk clerk(with comic book cartoonist Sergio Aragones) in a Mexican hotel.

I loved "A visit From Lena". That's one of my favorite episodes and I wish she could have came back for a few more episodes. In fact, wouldn't it have been sweet if she and Fred could have hooked up. I couldn't stand Donna, she was so phoney.

I loved "A visit From Lena". That's one of my favorite episodes and I wish she could have came back for a few more episodes. In fact, wouldn't it have been sweet if she and Fred could have hooked up. I couldn't stand Donna, she was so phoney.


What was PHONEY about Donna?

I loved "A visit From Lena". That's one of my favorite episodes and I wish she could have came back for a few more episodes. In fact, wouldn't it have been sweet if she and Fred could have hooked up. I couldn't stand Donna, she was so phoney.

She was more uppity than PHONY(that's how you spell it) I didn't like how she told Fred that there was another man that asked her to marry her, wasn't her and Fred was exclusive like most relationships? I didn't understand that one.

What was PHONEY about Donna?
I didn't like how she let her "patient" disrespect Fred in his own home, and then got mad at Fred and Lamont instead of getting upset with her patient.
Although I thought Lamont was being a real *$@, he had a good point when he said Donna immediately took the other guys side. She and her patient were both in the wrong, and that episode made me dislike her character as a whole because she seemed to have a double standard when it came to how she was allowed to interact with other men, and how Fred should interact with other women.

Getting back on topic here,
what about that rock drummer guy from the 2nd episode about the Sanford Arms?

I'd of liked to see more of B.B. King and Lena Horne.

i would have liked to have seen more of manuel esteban gonzalez rordiguez, the land surveyor with a spanish accent in " whose land is this land" i think he was kinda funny

How many time was Della Resse on Sanford And Son

How many time was Della Resse on Sanford And Son

She was on there once. Episode, "Della, Della"

was that Election episode