Griff
Harold Sylvester (Griff) tells me about being the first African American scholarship athlete at Tulane, going up against Pete Maravich at LSU, and walking off the court into Sounder, An Officer and a Gentleman, and Uncommon Valor before he ever sat down with No Maâam.
The No Maam reunion gets honest: one of the guys grew up dreaming of being a wacky sitcom neighbor and MWC made it real. Plus me getting roasted by fans for claiming Ed never broke the fourth wall.
Griff, Bob Rooney and Ike. Three core members of the legendary No Ma’am crew joined David Faustino for a special Bundy Club live Zoom watch party and full episode breakdown. The May 2026 event was filled with laughs, heartfelt stories, career updates and plenty of fan interaction as the group revisited two all-time classic episodes:…
Alright listen up, you couch potatoes. Tonight’s the night. The 3rd Bundy Breakdown Zoom Watch Party kicks off at 6PM Pacific, and we’ve got two of the greatest NO MA’AM soldiers ever assembled joining us live: GRIFF and BOB ROONEY. That’s right. The guy who lost everything to his ex-wife (including his Pam Grier collection,…
3rd Bundy Breakdown Zoom Watch Party Thursday May 14th at 6PM PT with Guests Griff, Bob Rooney & Ike
Griff and Bob Rooney were the ultimate sidekicks who helped make NO MA’AM one of the funniest parts of the later seasons of Married with Children. In this deep dive, we explore their real names, acting careers, on-screen backstories, and every episode they appeared in — both together and separately.
From Griff officially joining the crew in “A Man for No Seasons” to Bob Rooney’s full-name energy in the very first NO MA’AM episode, discover why these two characters brought so much heart and humor to Al Bundy’s crew. Plus, details on Harold Sylvester and E.E. Bell’s other work outside the show.
Want to relive the laughs? Join our live Zoom watch party next Thursday!
The baseball strike cancels the season, so NO MA’AM starts its own league with sponsorship from the only businesses willing to pay. Griff is initiated into the group. Six real major leaguers appear as themselves, and Joe Morgan interviews Al.