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Sanford and Son Season 1 Episode 5
Lamont comes down hard on Fred to try to get him to quit smoking and has him go to the doctor for a chest x-ray. Later, the results are sent in the mail and Fred becomes convinced he has tuberculosis.
Serie: Sanford and Son
Episode Title: A Matter of Life and Breath
Air Date: 1972-02-11
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