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| | Amos 'n Andy, TV 50's Sitcom, Radio, and Lost Art of Comedy |
 | | He was an actor, teacher, cultural and community activist, and the voice of Br'er Bear in Disney's "Song of the South", which apparently suffered a similar |
 | | Kingfish would get Andy into trouble: "Holy mackerel, Andy, we's all gots ta stick together in dis heah thing-- remember, we is brothers in that great fraternity, da Mystic Knights o' de Sea." Amos was really only a supporting character/narrator, a cabdriver: but was articulately a role model of fairness, judgement, careful consideration and sanity. |
 | | Amos 'n Andy left us on the floor in laughter, when Andy and the Kingfish in an infant care class (suspecting that Sapphire was expecting) fought over changing diapers, and the baby doll's arm was freed from the socket: |
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