George Foreman was in the episode "The Director" where he took part in a play for local charity. That was alright episode, but George Foreman performance was so mediocre and woody (for lack of better word :D).

Sanford And Son did an earlier episode "Golden Boy" about Fred managing a boxer, and I thought if George Foreman did a show a related to boxing, it would have been much funnier than the episode "Director" which was not related to boxing.

http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/sanfordandson/images/8/81/George_Foreman_-_Redd_Foxx_-_Sanford_and_Son.png/revision/latest?cb=20121101043852

George Foreman was in the episode "The Director" where he took part in a play for local charity. That was alright episode, but George Foreman performance was so mediocre and woody (for lack of better word :D).

Sanford And Son did an earlier episode "Golden Boy" about Fred managing a boxer, and I thought if George Foreman did a show a related to boxing, it would have been much funnier than the episode "Director" which was not related to boxing.

http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/sanfordandson/images/8/81/George_Foreman_-_Redd_Foxx_-_Sanford_and_Son.png/revision/latest?cb=20121101043852


Probably was his first tv job since he was so dry and robotic

Probably was his first tv job since he was so dry and robotic

Before Sanford&Son, he did guess star in one episode of Six Million Dollar Man "Look Alike" where he takes on Lee Major.

Before Sanford&Son, he did guess star in one episode of Six Million Dollar Man "Look Alike" where he takes on Lee Major.


Oh Ok, he just was dry and boring