S. 4.E. 11

Fred's Treasure Garden

Folge lief am 29. Nov. 1974
TV-PG
30 Min.

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Whitman Mayo and Demond Wilson in Sanford and Son (1972)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuAmong the vegetables growing in Grady's garden is "wild parsley," only Lamont and Rollo recognize it by a different name: marijuana!Among the vegetables growing in Grady's garden is "wild parsley," only Lamont and Rollo recognize it by a different name: marijuana!Among the vegetables growing in Grady's garden is "wild parsley," only Lamont and Rollo recognize it by a different name: marijuana!

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Hal Williams (Smitty) has cited this episode as his favorite of the series.

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The garden pops out of nowhere in this episode, but in season 6 episode, "California Crude", they were planting a garden for the first time.

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Officer 'Hoppy' Hopkins: [while ravenously eating Grady's wild parsley salad] That is delicious! Oughtta be a crime for a salad to be this good.
Rollo Larson: In most states it is.

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Featured in Life of Crime (2013)

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Seventh of nine with Grady Wilson

"Fred's Treasure Garden" was the first episode produced for the fourth season (held back for broadcast for several weeks), Redd Foxx still holding out for three more episodes before his long awaited return. Grady's vegetable garden include a certain plant that he believes is wild parsley, though Rollo tells Lamont it's marijuana: "I know, I'll burn it" "that's exactly what I had in mind!" They decide to bring in Officers Smitty and Hoppy to turn in the loco weed: "before we turn it in, why don't we do a little turning on?" Unfortunately, Grady removes the 'latin lettuce' to mix in his special salad, after which everyone who partakes indulges in some rather odd behavior, even Aunt Esther.