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Michael (Ralph Carter) is expecting a punishment after being suspended at school.
From Season 1, Episode 5 'Michael Gets Suspended' - Michael is suspended from school for disparaging George Washington to his teacher. Now he wants to drop out. Florida and James try to convince Michael to remain in school and to apologize to his teacher.
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@victorwilson6826 2 года назад

I absolutely love this scene: Know your history, know yourself.

@MrJP75 2 дня назад

And notice that there are still things that schools don't teach you, like the Tulsa massacre or the Detroit riots of 1967!!!

@sandybusby6335 3 года назад

James was a real Dad

@charlessantee8329 3 года назад

Yes, James was the man

@shereescott8162 3 года назад

Yes he is , this world needs more of James as father to these young men.

@cooper482011 3 года назад

The BEST TV dad in the history of television shows.

@peggyjames1668 3 года назад

Definitely!!!

@Capcoor 3 года назад

Wasn’t he though?

@sbella6719 3 года назад

Loved how the siblings were giving support and comfort to Michael

@deirdreretrytotorteootrice1176 3 года назад

Mom Loveiyou

@JAWrightonline 3 года назад

@@deirdreretrytotorteootrice1176 JJ: "Well, I got one thing to say to you, Michael. Better you than me.

@buicklincoln 3 года назад

Never under estimate the influence of a positive male role model in a child's life.

@charlessantee8329 3 года назад

Yes, I agree.

@keyonwilliams8786 3 года назад

Agreed

@jongutierrez1464 3 года назад

Why ms evan is afraid of james by spanking michael for getting so much trouble

@sbella6719 3 года назад

@@jongutierrez1464 because she knows James has a temper and is praying he doesn't go to far. She's always been the calming influence for him

@gregbuck701 2 года назад

Where in thee hell is your sensitivity!!!!!.?????? Dont you know that two of the same sex parents is better!!?? In all seriousness....I agree with you 1000%. You cannot beat mom and dad role model

@maryammure5151 3 года назад

James was such a badass and honest man. He only wanted what was right for his kids. He remind me of my father. Such a cool man.

@chris2302 2 года назад

My Dad is very much like James too. He's a very great, selfless, and loving man who loves his family and wants what's best for his family and would anything for them but he tells it like it is and is serious when it comes to order and discipline. He also has a great sense of humor and is much fun to be around.

@garthdavis3156 3 года назад

They don't make sitcom fathers like they used to.

@tom11zz884 3 года назад

Sitcom dads of today are an absolute joke

@cooper482011 3 года назад

Real talk!

@frankieclayton9303 3 года назад

That's so right they don't!!

@lrowerowe7207 3 года назад

So true.

@lrowerowe7207 3 года назад

So true I Loved me some Good time.

@Selena-T629 2 года назад

Michael was spot on about schools and the education system in this country.

@R-L-I 3 года назад

This is why they should’ve kept James on the show, BIG MISTAKE killing him off, never the same after that.

@michaelbrant1503 3 года назад

They didn’t get rid of him, he quit the show.

@R-L-I 3 года назад

@@michaelbrant1503 I know the history, they didn’t renew his contract after he and Norman Lear couldn’t see eye to eye about the show’s direction, he was labeled as being disruptive because he began voicing his issues regarding the writing etc, when a show decides not to renew your contact that’s not you leaving on your own that’s them getting rid of you.

@michaelbrant1503 3 года назад

@@R-L-I according to an interview of him about 35 or so years ago he walked away due to creative differences, political views, and his personal issues with Lear. He claims the popular beliefs per the press releases were all bs and just attempts by Lear and the studio to save face / come out looking better, and to possibly paint him as a troublemaker. But honestly, only those directly involved know the real truth.

@carlburch4450 3 года назад

That was actually a symbolic ritual of the indigenous man being removed from the family unit in the name of our women's full dependency on Mr. Charlie aka Corporate benefits. Food stamps; section 8 etc..

@carlburch4450 3 года назад

@@michaelbrant1503 yeah yet that's still literal & symbolic nonetheless of what the corporate government was & still is doing to our families. It's also about the subliminal message script or agendas of that era.

@cdgates1 2 года назад

Those father and son moments......so priceless

@Bro_Joe Год назад

This would be a rarity in our western culture today. We first would have to find the father.

@apb38 3 года назад

Got a little teary eyed on this one. I myself have used the father of Good Times as a role model growing up and to this day as an adult. You get into to those 'what would James do' moments in life.

@Smileater 3 года назад

what a beautiful comment

@RonnieD1970 Год назад

❤

@delmontemiles1582 3 года назад

Hey now don't rush me 😂

@prestonmcleod1726 3 года назад

I really respect how Michael excepted his punishment like a man.

@monkeyb1820 3 года назад

accepted

@ProfessorCockrum 3 года назад

But Michael didn't have an exclamation like Dy No MITE...

@franciscopuentes6049 2 года назад

That’s only because it never happened to him before lol In A later episode, James threatened to use the belt and he immediately cowered. That’s after he got an idea of it 😂

@prestonmcleod1726 2 года назад

@@franciscopuentes6049 There were a couple. But in this episode he was standing for what believed was right, until he.had to understand reality.

@AlanTClark 2 года назад

That's because it was TV and not real life.

@Keven19741 3 года назад

Luckily Michael's knowledge of Black History in terms of a whipping, got James to change his mind and saved his behind!

@charlessantee8329 3 года назад

Yes Michael was smart as a whip on the sitcom.

@captainpharaoh 3 года назад

Proof that a lesson can be more effective than just a punishment.

@kennygoat7384 2 года назад

JAMES WITH A 6TH GRADE* EDUCATION IN MISSISSIPPI IN 1944* APPRECIATED THAT HIS KID WAS LEARNING SOMETHING HE DEFINITELY WASN'T: BLACK ⚫ HISTORY ( NOT AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY*). ✌🏽🌑✊🏽🐐✔🌻

@m42037 2 года назад

Strange America only teaches Black history and not Native American history, they were brutalized more than anyone and lived here for 15k years

@TheFanboy19 Год назад

Yeah James even took the Black History book and read after hearing those facts from the book.

@letradavis650 3 года назад

The family unit is everything

@fRo0tLo0p 4 месяца назад

James and Florida were the best TV mom and dad. Florida taught her kids morals and values and James whupped them into them. We need more like them in this world.

@JD-ob2ci 6 месяцев назад

Kids today needs a Father Like James

@mackilocious 3 года назад

The love from a father priceless

@Bro_Joe Год назад

James is the definition of a REAL FATHER.

@ChaniceMReidREALTOR 3 года назад

The message at 2:45 is key. Florida asked the deep rooted question. Actively listened, and provided perspective. This is why I take time to as the who, what, when, why and hows.

@donniewhite9311 3 года назад

Michael talked his way out a whopping

@AngelHoll-pr8fz 4 месяца назад

Lol yup

@phlapjaxx2078 2 года назад

They cut out "A spook sailed with Columbus?!" One of the best lines in the scene.

@mssarahrenee 2 года назад

Thanks. I noticed the scene cut off and wondered what I missed

@elsuzuki04 Год назад

How could they cut that out

@qmchale5130 6 месяцев назад

@@elsuzuki04 Because it's another slur towards blacks.

@samuelgriffin4167 3 года назад

James is a good father on television he kept his three children in check making sure they don't step out of line especially Michael the youngest Evans child in the family who believed in black society and always wanted to become a judge in the court system

@detmstr341 2 года назад

That is , considering he lived after his father was done with him.

@wallacemays4842 2 года назад

James was something else. Tough dad. Cool dad. I had a dad like him.

@dieselworldreactions8795 3 года назад

Sometimes a ass whipping isn't necessary. Communication is powerful

@R-L-I 3 года назад

Couldn’t agree more.

@arthajenkins7033 3 года назад

Surely not or wasn't much talking in my days or not so much in black families growing up.Today you can surely see why so many black kids are different than when I was coming up.You spare the rod you spoil the children.Every little thing was made into a huge deal and we suffered the consequences of those actions.You can talk until you're blue in the face.These kids today knows it all and it's because we want to be friends more so than parents.Many parents today are kids so that would be a huge problem.Just Saying!!!

@sbella6719 3 года назад

@@arthajenkins7033 I agree with you to a point. But James just showed how taking the time to communicate was all that was needed. Some parents back then didn't have the time or the ability to communicate effectively with their kids, so an azz whupping was easier.

@teenfromtexas7579 3 года назад

After i read this im laughing But it is true.

@ciarrapelmer9351 3 года назад

Communication and ass whooping fuck that time out shit

@chitterlingsrtasty 4 месяца назад

James Evan’s was the perfect imperfect father. The template of how all our fathers should be.

@seansartor 3 года назад

John Amos wanted to limit JJ’s buffoonery and Norman Lear did not wish to showcase the positive imagery of Michael or Thelma. As a result, Norman Lear murdered James Evans

@nassauguy48 3 года назад

Well, like all producers, Lear was only about ratings. I also do not like how he diminished the character of Thelma. She was smart like Michael, and was planning to become a doctor, but in the end, she simply became Keith's wife.

@jasonhightower5706 3 года назад

@@nassauguy48 I always felt they should've done more with Thelma and Michael. Especially make JJ grow up and be more mature.

@sweetbeauty2153 3 года назад

@@jasonhightower5706 Exactly!!

@charlessantee8329 3 года назад

@@nassauguy48 Yes, Michael and Thelma Evans was the two smartest character on the popular sitcom unlike their brother James Evans Jr.

@gilldumas566 3 года назад

Facts,truth & reality!!!

@matthewlivermanne4441 3 года назад

This why they had to kick James off the show. He is a strong black father

@eileenmclaughlin985 3 года назад

THIS. IS Y. I LIKED. JOHN AMOS. SOOO VERY. WELL. HE. KEPT. THE FAMILY. IN. CHECK. TAUGHT. ME. A LOT OF FARHERS. SHOULD TEACH. THEIR KIDS WHAT. LIFE IS ALL ABOUT. I MISS THE. 70S AND 80S. TOOO. MISS U JOHN.

@lexkanyima2195 3 года назад

It's not about being strong

@mkl62 3 года назад

No. It was because of JJ's buffoonery. It seemed that everything revolved around his character and John didn't like it.

@gregorysmith8278 3 года назад

Sad but true the wisdom of the black father was ah threat

@worlds1ep3enthusiast92 3 года назад

@@eileenmclaughlin985 YOU. ST R. IKE M.E. AS SOMEON.NE W.HO K.NOW.S H OW. TO TYP. E.

@cheech41 3 года назад

James could single handed reduce juvenile crime

@Lisa-di1wi 2 года назад

James was both a loving and very strict father.

@Dobiegal 3 года назад

A strong father, yes, with calloused hands brings up MEN.

@frankieclayton9303 7 месяцев назад

The best ever of all times good times!!

@michaelastorga2478 3 года назад

The Greatest Dad on Tv history. Never had the financial stability but tied his family together

@DMVAUDITS 3 года назад

Love James and Florida parenting! 💜💜

@LLOOYYYDD 3 года назад

*Was a good message - And I dont care what they say but Cosby was a good show and influence too. Dont let his personal life affect what good he did in the community*

@visaormastercard 3 года назад

🌽 corny Cosby 🙄

@tom11zz884 3 года назад

Dr. Heathcliff Huxtable was a good father, but just not as strong or impactful as the James Evans character..

@nassauguy48 3 года назад

@@tom11zz884 He did not have to be. The Huxtables were well off.

@1983jblack 3 года назад

@@tom11zz884 No matter what, Andy Taylor is still favorite. He raised his son the best that he knew how and always seemed to teach him something

@lelelew2735 3 года назад

@@visaormastercard hmmm pretty funny to me lol never understood why people call that show corny the jokes still hit to this day🤷🏽‍♂️ people like blakish( the cosby show rip off) and they're less funny and way cornier

@omarimack194 3 года назад

Michael was right, our history isn’t taught in school, so we have to self learn. His parents were right too though, still gotta get your degree.

@sharonjackson268 2 года назад

2022 Still going on today.

@sharonwilkins3583 2 года назад

So true

@kwameaboagye121 2 года назад

A degree this and that But I totally agree that our history should be taught by ourselves alone.

@kwameaboagye121 2 года назад

Michael is so gifted and beautiful too. African History is more than essential amongst Africans globally. Augustus Jackson invented ice cream he’s an African. Otis Boykin invented pacemaker and IBM microcomputers he’s an African. Granville T Woods invented telegraph rail line he’s an African. Lewis Latimer invented the electric light bulb and WC on board trains he’s an African.

@msolomon1781 Год назад

You do not need a silly piece of paper to define who you are! Your captures have brainwashed you into believing a lie! 😏😏

@104vava 3 года назад

That was a good episode thanks to the internet, children are finding out about what Michael talked about and more.

@hazemcdanill8336 3 года назад

1:26 what the hell is your big hurry 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@Capcoor 3 года назад

Florida said, “Lord, make that child’s hide a little tougher-and make James’s belt a little softer.” God said, “I’ll do you one better.”

@keked9231 2 года назад

Beautiful

@marymccain7536 2 года назад

Good times

@kevinbryant4020 2 года назад

Indeed.

@Capcoor 2 года назад

@@jongutierrez1464 Because she knew what he was capable of. Plus, Michael was her youngest. She most likely felt quite protective over him.

@Capcoor 2 года назад

@@jongutierrez1464 12th and 11th, not 9th and 8th.

@theagbaman 2 года назад

What a beautiful scene!!! RIP Esther Rolle!!!! John Amos aka Mr James Evans was a real one!

@alethiamillner5603 2 года назад

He's still alive

@samuelgriffin4167 3 года назад

Michael Evans smartest child knows what he means believed in black society and always wanted to be a judge

@charlessantee8329 3 года назад

Yes Michael Evans was a smart cookie aspiring to become a supreme court justice, and also Thelma Evans was aspiring to become a medical doctor.

@deirdreretrytotorteootrice1176 3 года назад

Weryuiop

@deirdreretrytotorteootrice1176 3 года назад

Asdd To fogo Werty

@pattycannon1804 3 года назад

The Evans family was so poor that James wore the same pair of pants for 3 seasons. 🤦🏾‍♀️

@freakboy40 3 года назад

My family noticed James and his same pants.....too funny.

@bodaciousbethany0 3 года назад

👖they were *tight*

@antoniosmall7637 3 года назад

LoL well Daaaaaaam Evans family

@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854 3 года назад

Archie Bunker always wore the same clothes, does that make him poor? 🤔

@nassauguy48 3 года назад

Yeah, but Florida sure had a lot of clothes, and so did Thelma. And, I know that Willona worked in a clothing store and got discounts, but I never saw her wear the same thing more than once, and they were mostly designer stuff.

@brandonallen3289 3 года назад

I had a friend when I was younger that would watch reruns of Good Times because he looked at James as a better father then his own. Little plot twist my friend is white and James saved him from going down the wrong path. Amazing what can happen when a father is in a kid's life.

@sbella6719 3 года назад

Wow. That is amazing! That was the era when tv programming had a positive influence

@franksiliati3926 2 года назад

Goes to show what a positive force can do .

@caramelspice7244 2 года назад

Back when shows taught lessons, didnt matter what color the characters or audiences were.👌🏽

@joebuss8835 2 года назад

James Evans ,Uncle Phil, and Al Bundy. Best TV dads ever

@pooddescrewch8718 9 месяцев назад

@@caramelspice7244I am white . I was in Elementary School at that time . I noticed the family was black of course but it did not make me any kess likely to learn from them . A lot of eyes got opened in the 70s and most of those eyes were children’s eyes .

@mrveee12 2 года назад

How many of y'all googled Pedro Alonso Niño? Michael was on point! ✊🏾

@AngelHoll-pr8fz 4 месяца назад

Yeah

@keithburley7767 3 года назад

Your Father's Right Michael Do Good In School And Get a Good Education

@ActivistParrot 3 года назад

I used to watch episodes of the Jeffersons, All in the family and Good Times with my mom. I remember this episode. You can learn a lot this 4 minute clip.

@MrDarkmarius 2 года назад

This show was A GREAT SHOW!!!!! Often it came on at different times of the day throughout the years, but I vividly remember it sometimes came on in the mornings when I was supposed to go to school. I felt like I knew James, Michael, JJ, Thelma & momma. I wanted to stay home from school & be with them. Sometimes my mom let me stay home & those days were GREAT FUN

@unazasmith7090 3 года назад

We need more fathers like mr James Evans on good times 🙏

@KtotheG 2 года назад

Y'all say that, but you don't mean it.

@MrJjhemi 2 года назад

You can tell you would not mess with James in the day

@kitty-vk8ic Год назад

I love James he’s such wonderful father.

@patsyjohnson2064 3 года назад

I like that Sly Stone poster on the wall

@JAWrightonline 3 года назад

Thelma's room.

@bfighter8930 2 года назад

Black fathers are amazing 👏

@douglasjohn1803 2 года назад

Such a great show!!!!! I credit Esther Rolle (RIP) for insisting the show having a Father cast in. If they had refused, I heard she wouldn't do the part of Florida Evans. Had no idea too that Jimmie Walker (JJ) and her didn't get along too well. He basically said the same about John Amos. I think his buffoonery and becoming the face of the show got under their skin

@michaelbrant1503 3 года назад

One of the best tv shows of its time and it still holds up against the shows of today. James was a perfect characterization of what a good father should be, tv needs more great examples like that today.

@charlessantee8329 3 года назад

Yes, I agree with you 100% they do not make comedy shows like this anymore.

@5StarFilmz 3 года назад

Beautiful

@donnielindon8851 3 года назад

Stay safe much love yall

@sistakia33 2 года назад

Way too many of us only had shows like this to show us what a family was supposed to be! I'm grateful! I'm also upset that later the people in charge thought laughs were more important than the life lessons we needed to see to know how to survive and thrive!

@vidform Год назад

I like when Florida and James gave Michael reasons for why he should stay in school. "School ain't perfect, you know, but that's no call to drop it." "You suck and dry up all the knowledge you can. If that ain't enough then you get some more, but you get what's there." It's also great how James apologized to Michael and then Michael admitted that he could apologize to his teacher." There's nothing wrong with apologizing in certain situations. More of us should take these lessons to heart.

@PaulSmith-cc7gu 2 года назад

This was hard!!!!!! Real black fathers stand up! We can learn from our kids the same way they can learn from us!!

@AngelHoll-pr8fz 4 месяца назад

Yeah

@webbgems67 3 года назад

Family structure is what is needed in the household today even though they were poor in wealth they were rich in spirit... Nothing is more important than values 🙏🏾

@webbgems67 3 года назад

Michael was alright with me 👍🏽

@tyb5425 2 года назад

Hardly any education but James made sure his kids didn't grow up like him... Even though ending up like him isn't a bad thing because it made him a Great Father!!!!

@Lakiesha33 2 года назад

Junior if you don't split your gonna be next. Lol

@AngelHoll-pr8fz 2 месяца назад

Lol

@Louis275 10 месяцев назад

I don't give a damn what anybody says John Amos is, was and forever will be the best damn father on television!!

@ERASEREPLACEPLACE 3 года назад

My favorite "Good Times" moment: JAMES: Michael I want you to get your education so you won't be poor! If you made a list of everything people want to be, "poor" would be right there at the bottom. Just above "sick" and "dead"!

@Capcoor 3 года назад

That’s from the Alaska episode.

@ghanasoul 3 года назад

The last line got an applause break. Too funny.

@marcustrice3246 3 года назад

@@Capcoor Season 3 " A Real Cool Job"

@KtotheG 2 года назад

That line was painful. It was the blues. It is reality for a lot of the folk, especially during the '70s.

@keithburley7767 3 года назад

It's Gonna Hurt You Son Alot Worst Than It's Goona Hurt Me...

@jasonhightower5706 3 года назад

I can respect that honesty. Of course they mean that on an emotional level.

@JAWrightonline 3 года назад

Thelma: Make him BELIEVE IT!!!

@AngelHoll-pr8fz 4 месяца назад

@JAWrightonline bernadette is beautiful and she's funny!!!

@jeffreyworthen7033 3 года назад

James is a TRUE!!!!!! parent......to apologize and to admit to his son that he was wrong to attempt to spank him

@m42037 2 года назад

I wish my dad was like James when I was growing up in the 70s, my dad and I weren't close at all. To be a good father you have to be a dad and a friend to your son not only one or the other, both.

@overtothisside504 6 месяцев назад

This brought tears to my eyes Janes Evans was such a good dad

@josephgover5072 6 месяцев назад

This is an underrated moment all history matters no matter who they were

@ultraduck7472 3 года назад

Florida is the smartest mom

@richardwilson9085 3 года назад

Definitely

@abyss104 3 года назад

She wasn't. She had a good heart and was a good person but she wanted to punish Michael for rebelling against what he had learned in school. She literally told him just because George George Washington owned slaves doesn't mean he wasn't a good person because a lot of people owned slaves. She made him for bad about being pro black.

@jkr527 3 года назад

Great father!!!

@sdlock83 3 года назад

Esther Rolle was almost old enough to be John Amos's mother.

@williejameshampton2825 2 года назад

She is

@TheRenard10 2 года назад

Esther was born in 1920, John was born in 1939.

@cdgates1 Год назад

Isabel Sanford was old enough to be Sherman Hemsley's mother

@kingsarbkota 2 года назад

Florida and James Evans were the best tv parents EVER 👍

@andreblige5758 3 года назад

JOHN AMOS AKA JAMES EVANS SR THE REALEST FATHER ON TV

@charlessantee8329 3 года назад

Yes, indeed James Evans Sr. did not take no mess

@cooper482011 3 года назад

Yes! The BEST TV dad in the history of television shows.

@SRLovesPandas1 3 года назад

him and Uncle Phil were the best

@ginodominick4500 3 года назад

Even though they had conflict off camera they were great doing what they were being paid to do

@Dan.50 3 года назад

I remember my Grandfather talking about his father disciplining him. He said that his father would be calm and take time and explain what he had done wrong, give the spanking and then all back to normal.

@lexkanyima2195 3 года назад

But it is a generational gap of the community

@stealthskater5674 3 года назад

Spare the rod spoil the child God bless 😇✝️🇮🇱🛐✝️🙏🇮🇱🙏

@sreyasdesai4865 10 месяцев назад

great grandfather

@sreyasdesai4865 10 месяцев назад

retro

@ezekielofjudah3701 3 года назад

Notice how Goodtimes would drop facts once you move JJ off the scene? Unfortunately, today too many of our homes has atleasr one JJ and no James...😞

@mercedyzmarieguion292 3 года назад

Wow!!! Good point. Faxts!!!! The show lost steam when Amos was let go... They tried all kinds of stuff to keep the show afloat including Flo remarrying and the new husband disappearing and never spoken of again. Never the same without Amos.

@dennismclaurin1487 3 месяца назад

Michael ( Ralph Carter) was a bold, bright young man in the earlier episodes.

@AngelHoll-pr8fz 2 месяца назад

The daughter she is very intelligent also!!! She would also quote statistics!!!

@dansby37 3 года назад

I liked and laughed at the moment when James kept hesitating from beginning the spanking while Michael was accepting it and going all in by just lying down across James' lap, James saying "Hey, dont rush me" and "What is your hurry?!!". This shows me while knowing he had to do it, (that is until he found out why Michael was failing his history class), James really wasnt looking forward to spanking his son.

@erikbunty2016 6 месяцев назад

Michael was ready to take it.

@qamyasharahla4876 3 года назад

I wish I could of had a dad Like James growing up..

@gerryrojas124 10 месяцев назад

Junior if u don’t split up gon be next 😂

@AngelHoll-pr8fz 2 месяца назад

He always threatened jj but the daughter she was always a great young woman and not bad like the son's!!!

@frankieclayton9303 3 года назад

We need more real fathers this day like James evens.

@KtotheG 2 года назад

We need them, but the women don't want them.

@LBF522 2 года назад

I agree but on today's shows, the father is almost always a fool.

@KtotheG 2 года назад

@@LBF522 That's by design. The '80s is when things started to flip, most noticeably with The Cosby Show.

@LBF522 2 года назад

@@KtotheG Yes I agree with you there. I liked the Cosby Show until they started making Cliff Huxtable a buffoon and the male bashing got to be too much. The Last Barbecue for instance when Denise and Sondra (egged on by their mother) where making a big deal about there being strippers at Martin's bachelor party (which Denise said he should have one). If I had been Martin, I would have gotten an annulment after that nonsense. The last straw was that episode where the men were pregnant. Less than five minutes into that, I changed the channel and and never watched the show again. Sorry for the rant.

@sreyasdesai4865 10 месяцев назад

Adam Sandler

@politicaloutsider413 2 года назад

Good Times had inspirational episodes

@happyswim1836 2 года назад

The networks knew he was a good image. And, I am glad John Amos was a strong enough man to stand his ground. Thank you for putting out these classic clips. Brings back good memories. One of the episode I like to remember from time to time.

@mjjohnson5904 2 года назад

MICHAEL WAS A HISTORY GENIUS...........

@lannafrancisca816 3 года назад

Eu acho tão bonito amizade de um pai com o filho é uma raridade hoje em dia.👍👍🙏🙏.

@salimthebarefootsage8182 3 года назад

This is the Michael I liked. He told the truth.

@MisterB2eternity 2 года назад

I notice Michael snuck a laugh in when Junior was threatened by James telling him he was going to be next if he didn't leave.

@AngelHoll-pr8fz 4 месяца назад

Yeah

@ScoobyandShaggy5554 3 года назад

Good tv

@samuelgriffin4167 2 года назад

James Evans knows the meaning of tough love when it comes to his children

@AngelHoll-pr8fz 4 месяца назад

I agree I wonder did the eldest son or daughter ever get in trouble?

@markbussey6152 7 месяцев назад

What a great show it was reality

@jamalselesi182 3 года назад

R.I.P. Esther Rolle

@itsthatdangGina Год назад

James should have never been cut from the show. He showed a strong black patriarch leading his family. Love to see it.

@SlendyMane 3 года назад

Killing James was the biggest mistake ever.

@hunna5849 10 месяцев назад

R.I.P florida esther evans you are missed

@aeporter Год назад

James was no joke but he loved his family and the love he had for Florida was awesome

@TheFanboy19 3 года назад

"A spook sailed with Columbus? He did the rowing did he?"

@TheFanboy19 Год назад

"Honey, do you know a spook sailed with Columbus?"

@YourFaveFAE 2 года назад

Michael was speaking facts tho because even in today’s time the school still doesn’t teach the kids ALL about the black history💯

@pooddescrewch8718 9 месяцев назад

Yes they do . They just limit it to February . I learned about Crispus Attucks that way

@delbertprince5302 2 месяца назад

This TV show is priceless

@samuelgriffin4223 3 года назад

Today's kids sadly don't have a clue about what 1970s television is

@lexkanyima2195 3 года назад

And also a different time

@SRLovesPandas1 3 года назад

because they don't play them much on reruns anymore, unless you still have retro cable channels. the streaming services should put more 70s-80s shows on them

@nousfx 2 года назад

born in 98 and my aunt had me watching this stuff all the time with her and i loved every single moment. from i love lucy to all in the family good times jeffersons etc :)