BJ and The Refrigerator Perry - One Yard Glory Run!

After the Comic....

Back during the 1985 football season, William “The Refrigerator” Perry was my favorite football player. He was built like a moving wall, but what made him special was his personality—and the excitement he created whenever they put him in the backfield near the goal line.

This comic gave me the chance to do something I never got to do in real life: play quarterback and hand the football to The Fridge at the one-yard line! Once that big man started moving, those defenders weren’t trying to tackle him—they were just hoping to survive the delivery!

Perry crashes through, scores the touchdown, spikes the football and immediately starts looking for the snack table. That’s how I remember The Fridge: powerful, entertaining and always fun to watch.

It just goes to show you: when you need one tough yard, don’t call a running back—open the refrigerator!

Until the next rescued laugh,

BJ

Now Watch a memorable moment....Frige takes it in from the one!!

Butt Kicking and Coffee !!

 

After the Comic

What started as a peaceful coffee run turned into flying feet, loose shoes, and bad guys landing everywhere—including inside a trash can!

Bruce Lee was so fast that the troublemakers never knew what hit them. I did my part too, although I’m still not sure whether my fighting style was skill, luck, or just trying to keep my coffee from spilling.

You know, it just goes to show you: A good friend will always have your back—and a senior discount tastes even better after you’ve kicked a little butt!

Until our next adventure,

BJ

Now a little clip action......

BJ asking for some advice from Fred ?

After the Comic...

I had a lot of fun putting this one together. Growing up, Sanford and Son was one of those shows that could make you laugh no matter how many times you watched it. Fred always had a scheme, Lamont usually got caught in the middle, and Aunt Esther never backed down from anybody.

I thought it would be fun to imagine what might happen if I stopped by the Sanford house looking for a little advice. As you probably figured out, asking Fred for advice can be just as dangerous as borrowing one of his "miracle" inventions! Thankfully, Aunt Esther was there to keep things from getting completely out of hand.

I hope this comic brought back a few memories and gave you a good laugh. That's what BJ Comics is all about—mixing classic television, a little nostalgia, and a few new adventures that never happened on the original shows.

Thanks for reading, and remember...

Sometimes the best treasure isn't in the junkyard—it's the laughter we share along the way!