Sanford Arms - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Bye, Fred, Hi, Phil
Fred and Lamont are gone, and Phil Wheeler takes control of "The Sanford Arms" hotel. Grady and his new wife Dolly (from Sanford and Son, "Grady and His Lady") check in to spend their honeymoon at the Sanford Arms, while Phil and Bubba try to find a way to come up with the rent money for the month.NoteWhen Grady and Dolly check in, it is explained that Fred and Lamont moved to Arizona due to Fred's health.
Phil's Assertion School
Phil's plan to teach people to be more assertive backfires when a student decides to sue him. The matter is worked out when Phil, with the help of one of his daughter's friends, gets the student to realize he can be assertive.
The Grandparents
Nathaniel's grandparents come for a visit. As usual, they pester Phil to allow Nat to come and live with them in their upscale home in San Diego, reasoning that Watts is no place to raise a 12-year-old boy. Nat decides to go and live with his grandparents—but only to prove to them they are too old to handle a child of his age.
Phil's Past
To Esther's dismay, Phil tries to obtain a liquor license for The Sanford Arms. His attempts are halted when a past incident stands in his way.
The TV Show
The Sanford Arms is chosen as the site for a TV show.
Young Love
One of Phil's children falls in love.
The Wedding Reception
Angie and Nat plan a wedding for Phil and Jeannie
The Ernie Williams Memorial Golf Course
Phil plays golf at a course named after Ernie Williams.
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