Private Lives 

Fred and Eve have a lover's quarrel with each vowing to bring a better date to the art gallery opening. Grady fixes up Fred with a bubble-headed bimbo named Bunny.

Director:

Jim Drake

Writers:

Douglas Arango (teleplay by), Phil Doran (teleplay by)

Stars:

Redd Foxx, Dennis Burkley, LaWanda Page

Cast

Episode cast overview:
Redd Foxx	...	Fred G. Sanford
Dennis Burkley	...	Cal Pettie
LaWanda Page	...	Aunt Esther Anderson (credit only)
Marguerite Ray	...	Evelyn Lewis
Clinton Derricks-Carroll	...	Cliff Anderson (credit only)
Whitman Mayo	...	Grady Wilson
Alvernette Jimenez	...	Bunny
Wilbur 'Hi-Fi' White	...	Bentley DeWitt
Debraca Foxx	...	Woman
Cal Wilson	...	Man

Storyline

Fred and Eve have a lover's quarrel with each vowing to bring a better date to the art gallery opening. Grady fixes up Fred with a bubble-headed bimbo named Bunny.

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Plot Keywords:

art gallery | reference to taco bell | abstract art | 

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Language:

English

Release Date:

3 July 1981 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Metromedia Square - 5746 Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Tandem Productions

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Quotes

Fred G. Sanford: [At the art gallery, looking at DeWitt's abstract sculpture] I wouldn't miss a chance to visit with a fellow junk dealer.
Evelyn Lewis: Fred, show some respect. My date happens to be the world-famous artist Bentley DeWitt.
Fred G. Sanford: How are you, Dent?
Bentley DeWitt: That's Bentley DeWitt, the third.
Fred G. Sanford: Well, if your parents are careful there won't be a fourth.

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Connections

References The Incredible Hulk (1977)

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