No doubt in my mind that Whitman Mayo's character Grady was the right character from Sanford & Son to Spin-off. The problem was the casting was all wrong. With the exception of Haywood Nelson, the rest of the cast was dull and boring. If the network would've been patient and casted correctly, Grady would've been a hit spin-off. Agree? Disagree?

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No doubt in my mind that Whitman Mayo's character Grady was the right character from Sanford & Son to Spin-off. The problem was the casting was all wrong. With the exception of Haywood Nelson, the rest of the cast was dull and boring. If the network would've been patient and casted correctly, Grady would've been a hit spin-off. Agree? Disagree?

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TV Guide loved the show when it first aired-lol

TV Guide loved the show when it first aired-lol


Really Sol?

No doubt in my mind that Whitman Mayo's character Grady was the right character from Sanford & Son to Spin-off. The problem was the casting was all wrong. With the exception of Haywood Nelson, the rest of the cast was dull and boring. If the network would've been patient and casted correctly, Grady would've been a hit spin-off. Agree? Disagree?

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not as enthusiastic as you about Grady being the right character for a spin-off, but I agree 100% about one thing- with the exception of Haywood Nelson, the cast STUNK out loud.

Really Sol?


Yeah he liked Grady better than Sanford and Son. I will bump up the thread for you to read the review.

I liked Grady a lot on Sanford and Son but I honestly never thought there was enough depth there to carry a whole series by himself. The character was funny and likeable to a degree, but there was a strangeness there that really kept you from identifying too much with him. Let's face it; Grady was kind of out there, lol.