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The Masquerade Party

Episode Number: 80    Season Num: 4    First Aired: Friday January 31, 1975    Prod Code: 418
The cast appears on Wheel and Deal, hosted by Harry Monty.

Cast and Crew

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Writer: Redd Foxx, Ted Bergman
Director: Norman Abbott
Star: Demond Wilson (Lamont Sanford),  Redd Foxx (Fred G. Sanford)
Recurring Role: Whitman Mayo (Grady Wilson),  Don Bexley (Bubba Bexley),  Nathaniel Taylor (Rollo Lawson),  LaWanda Page (Aunt Esther Anderson),  Pat Morita (Ah Chew)
Guest Star: John Barbour (Harry Monty),  June Christopher (Brenda),  Dap Sugar Willie (Himself),  Johnny Jacobs (Himself),  Maida Severn (Woman (uncredited))

Notes

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This is the first time in the series that the live studio audience became a part of the cast. Fred, Grady, and Bubba are shown sitting with the audience, most of whom are clearly not actors and very much enjoying the scene. (edit)
John Barbour auditioned as host of The Gong Show, but was rejected. He would fare better as co-host of Real People. (edit)

Quotes

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Fred (dressed as a gorilla, to Esther) Don't we make a nice couple? King Kong, and the bride of Frankenstein! (edit)
Rollo: What's happening, Pops?
Fred: World War 3.
Rollo: World War 3?
Fred: Yeah. Why else would they let you out of jail?! (edit)
Fred: Listen Bubba will you do me a favor? There's a turkey in the oven. Lie down next to it. (edit)
Fred (clicking the TV remote): Hello, Lucy!
Hello, Jolly Green Giant!
Good-bye, Tidy Bowl! (edit)
Harry: What is your name, Sir?
Bubba: I am Leif Ericson and I'm a Viking.
Harry: Okay, I'll give you $500 if you have...a tube of lipstick!
Bubba: What would I do with a tube of lipstick? I'm a Viking, not a VIQUEEN! (edit)

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Allusions

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Wheel and Deal is an obvious parody of Let's Make a Deal, which once aired on NBC (and at the time currently aired on ABC and syndication). Everything is duplicated -- from the host's name (Harry Monty, a parody of real-life host Monty Hall) to the game's basic premise (option to trade a sure thing for an unknown, which could be a really good prize or a worthless zonk) and the contestants wearing zany costumes. (edit)
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