Grady Wilson

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Grady Wilson is a lovable, somewhat bumbling older man best known as Fred Sanford’s close friend and occasional stand-in on the classic American sitcom "Sanford and Son."

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Grady Wilson canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
television character
ageCharacteristic elderly
appearsIn Sanford and Son
appearsInGenre sitcom
television comedy
associatedWith Sanford Arms
basedInFictionalLocation Watts, Los Angeles
catchphrase Good Goobly Goo!
characterTrait absent-minded
bumbling
good-natured
lovable
closeFriendOf Fred Sanford
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
createdFor Sanford and Son
firstAppearanceWork Sanford and Son
friendOf Aunt Esther Anderson
surface form: Aunt Esther

Bubba Bexley
Lamont Sanford
Rollo Lawson
gender male
hairColor gray
hasHumorStyle physical comedy
verbal humor
languageSpoken English
medium television
narrativeFunction foil to Fred Sanford
supporting character
networkOfOriginalSeries NBC
occupation retired man
oftenServesAs comic relief
partOf Sanford and Son
surface form: Sanford and Son franchise
portrayedBy Whitman Mayo
religiousCharacteristic often references religion and the Bible
roleInSeries Fred Sanford’s close friend
occasional stand-in for Fred Sanford

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Sanford and Son mainCharacter Grady Wilson
Grady Wilson – Whitman Mayo notableRole Grady Wilson
subject surface form: Whitman Mayo
Grady Wilson – Whitman Mayo portrayed Grady Wilson
subject surface form: Whitman Mayo
Rollo Lawson – Nathaniel Taylor associatedWith Grady Wilson
subject surface form: Rollo Lawson