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Lamont buys two coffins at an auction and is determined to sell them at a large profit. Very superstitious about having coffins in the house, Fred decides to sleep in the back of the truck until they are sold.

Lamont strongly objects to his father's proposal of marriage to the widow Donna Harris (Lynn Hamilton). Lamont's protestations that no one can take the place of his mother leads to a heated three?way argument and one fiery exit.

Fred wants a color television and Lamont wants a car, but they can't afford both. Fred, enraged to learn that Lamont went ahead and bought the car, ends up in the hospital with amnesia, a very sympathetic son and a suspicious twinkle in his eye.

Lamont stumbles upon a suitcase full of what he's sure is stolen money and calls the police to come take it away. Not wanting to take any chances, Fred locks the find up in the safe.

Fred and Donna have reconciled their differences and are once again planning to wed. Fred even gives her an engagement ring to make it official.

George's cleaning business may be cleaned up for good when he resorts to playing a dirty trick in order to secure the business of a large costume company.

George must make a painful admission when he discovers he needs Florence far more than he could ever expect.

When George stubbornly refuses to hire some badly needed help for his store, Louise and Florence combine forces to make him change his mind.

After watching George Jefferson in action, his young protege Marcus bends the truth to win the heart of a young lady and throws a curve that lands Lionel in foul territory.

When Louise discovers that George has been sending presents and money to a mysterious address, she follows him to find out why and is shocked...and touched by what she sees.

George and Louise are stunned by their landlord Whittendale's plans to evict them, but their biggest surprise is yet to come when they invite him down to discuss it.

George is on cloud nine when he finally persuades Lionel to join him in the family's cleaning business -- until Lionel starts taking him to the cleaners.

George blows a fuse when a power blackout hits the city and looters do the same to his store.

Flip & Pryor are in tenement politics; it’s parent’s night at school; Pryor does stand-up and the whole cast winds up in the hospital.

Cast does prop skits; Windom does a dramatic scene and Sandy, the Pointers & Geraldine join Monty on Let's Make A Deal.

Featured guest Bill Withers sings hit single, "Ain't No Sunshine" and other selections from his album, Just As I Am. In another segment, young poetess Mae Jackson reads from her own works.

Former heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali, South African born singer Miriam Makeba and a three-man vocal group called the Delfonics, share the spotlight with guest-host Nikki Giovanni, who opens the show with her "Kidnap Poem".

An enthusiastic George takes the family on a fishing trip, but all Webster can think about is the fun he could be having with his buddies.

The unconventional methods of Webster's teacher earn him an A from the students and a pink slip from an outraged PTA.

After learning that his buddies from school have died, George quits his job and resolves to live life to the hilt.

Webster and Nicky's excitement over a fund-raiser they organized fizzles when the proceeds are stolen.

A weekend at Wisconsin Dells with parents of Webster's best friend reveals more than Katherine and George want to see, they are nudists.

Tamera cajoles Tia into helping her cheat on a test in order to win Ray's approval.

While taking a bus to the movies, Tia and Tamera fight over the disadvantages of being a twin, but when they get lost, they must team up to find their way home.

When a pimple pops up just before Tia's big date, Tamera agrees to step in for her -- and finds herself falling for Tia's guy.

Tamera scratches the fender of her father's prized car, then tries to hide the truth with the help of Tia and Roger.

The twins' first birthday together leaves Tamera's best friend feeling left out, and Ray locked in an argument with Lisa over his parenting methods.

Mo attends the first day at her new school and is miserable. She has only made one friend and feels out of place.

Hakeem begins to date an older woman he meets at his store.

Dee wins a free decorating consultation at Mo’s school raffle and can’t wait to redo the house.

Mo writes a scene from a play set in a Blues Lounge in the 1940s for her English class, and our cast acts it out for us.

Mo tells her friends at the Den that Hayley’s dad is an important record executive.

When Mary and Rose win the services of a butler in the church raffle, they look forward to the pampered life until they meet the pain-in-the-neck hired help.

Mary, Rose and Pearl may be sent 'up the river' after they go overboard defending '227' against a graffiti artist who then sues them for assault--and it seems even bleaker when the key to their defense is the testimony of a lone eyewitness--Sandra.

Mary and Rose help Pearl face the loneliness of old age by escorting her to a single's bar where she meets the man of her dreams--and promptly gets engaged.

When Mary reluctantly agrees to partner with Sandra in the pillow-making business, she finds herself doing all the work--with Sandra reaping all the 'benefits.'

Malcolm and Eddie decide to settle an argument by trading jobs for a day.

Malcolm faces a difficult decision in order to get Simone to keep making her extraordinary cookies.

Eddie ignores Nicolette's premonition and agrees to fill in for an injured race car driver.

Eddie enlists Malcolm to help babysit for his infant cousin.

A great deal on a grand piano finds Lamont and Fred lodged in the apartment of a wealthy eccentric.

When Fred Sanford receives a slight injury in a car mishap, Lamont finds himself waiting on his father hand and foot. Fred rejects the idea of having Aunt Ethel help him around the house and settles for Lamont's zany plan to hire a housekeeper.

Lamont seeks employment elsewhere, forcing Fred to find a new partner for the junkyard. The situation becomes intolerable for Fred when he realizes his new partner is long on brawn, but short on brain.

Fred gets that old feeling -- not love... the numbers!! He's sure he's dreamed up a winner, but Lamont refuses to let him place a bet. But Fred may not be the only loser.

Fred is convinced that Lamont's card-playing buddies are trying to sock it to him for every cent he's got, but Lamont won't believe him. Fred's attempts at signaling Lamont create nothing but constant turmoil.

After Fred has an accident in the pick-up truck, he decides he is suffering from whiplash. Fred's friend Bubba (Don Bexley) convinces him he is sitting on a gold mine. Lamont, on the other hand, is sure his father is faking.

Florence wants to form a union for maids and succeeds in breaking up the whole household.

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