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Old 12-05-2005, 08:29 PM   #1
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Default I was very pleased with the Grady spin off

Today I finally got to see Grady and I must say that it was a lot better than I was expecting. I wasn't expecting it to be funny or anywhere near Sanford and Son but it was good. I liked the concept of him living with his daughter and I liked him being a grandpa. The neighbor was also very funny. She was your average idiot but she played it real well. I have a question though why didn't the show work?
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Where'd you see the series Grady at?
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Today I finally got to see Grady and I must say that it was a lot better than I was expecting. I wasn't expecting it to be funny or anywhere near Sanford and Son but it was good. I liked the concept of him living with his daughter and I liked him being a grandpa. The neighbor was also very funny. She was your average idiot but she played it real well. I have a question though why didn't the show work?

Grady was unable to compete with-"Waltons" on CBS during Thursdays Nights. Waltons was a Popular Show on Thursdays Nights During 1975.



BTW: TV Guide Critics in 1975 liked "GRADY" more than "SANFORD AND SON" It was said that Sanford and Son was "One Dimesional"

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I have 2 eps of Grady
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Grady was unable to compete with-"Waltons" on CBS during Thursdays Nights. Waltons was a Popular Show on Thursdays Nights During 1975.



BTW: TV Guide Critics in 1975 liked "GRADY" more than "SANFORD AND SON" It was said that Sanford and Son was "One Dimesional"

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that's to bad they did not move it to a better time. I think it could have lasted at least three seasons.

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that's to bad they did not move it to a better time. I think it could have lasted at least three seasons.

I don't understand critics at all. Especially TV Guide critics.

The stupid move by NBC was moving Grady from 8pm on Thursdays Nights to 8:30pm on Thursdays Nights. I guess NBC forgot that the Waltons on CBS was on from 8pm to 9pm-lol
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The stupid move by NBC was moving Grady from 8pm on Thursdays Nights to 8:30pm on Thursdays Nights. I guess NBC forgot that the Waltons on CBS was on from 8pm to 9pm-lol
Thursdays in 1975 look very weak for NBC. These began in September: The Montefuscos (Sept-Oct), Fay (Sept-Oct), Ellery Queen (Sept-Dec), and Medical Story (Sept-Jan).

A very scary thought is that Thursdays and Fridays were the only slots sitcoms had that year at least in September.
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Thursdays in 1975 look very weak for NBC. These began in September: The Montefuscos (Sept-Oct), Fay (Sept-Oct), Ellery Queen (Sept-Dec), and Medical Story (Sept-Jan).


After Fay was cancelled, Grady was moved to that slot in Dec of 75
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After Fay was cancelled, Grady was moved to that slot in Dec of 75
I had never even heard of that until I looked up the 75 schedule.

Audra Lindley from Three's Company was in it.
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No way it could have been better than Sanford and Son.

Sanford and Son is one of the all time greatest sitcoms.
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Sanford and Son is one of the all time greatest sitcoms.


I was talking about the Grady Theme Song being better than Sanford and Son. not the Show
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Man, you 2 know a LOT about TV! I want to know that much someday, lol. Do you both own TV books?
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Man, you 2 know a LOT about TV! I want to know that much someday, lol. Do you both own TV books?

It comes from doing a lot of research on this show since 2002.
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