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Good Times (1974 – 1979)

1974 • 6 seasons • Comedy • TV-PG
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Good TimesSeason 1

13 episodes · Feb 8, 1974

1. Too Old Blues
Feb 8, 1974 · 30m

James was brimming with anticipation, convinced he’d landed a lucrative position. But at the interview, a disheartening truth emerged: his age disqualified him from joining the company's union. Meanwhile, Florida and the children, caught up

2. Black Jesus
Feb 15, 1974 · 30m

The portrait of a Black Jesus by J.J. quickly became the family’s treasured good luck charm, attributed to a sudden run of fortunate events experienced by each member. Yet, Florida steadfastly dismissed any suggestion that the painting held

3. Getting Up the Rent
Feb 22, 1974 · 30m

Facing eviction, the Evans family desperately sought the seventy-four dollars needed for their rent. Against Florida’s wishes, James headed to the pool hall, hoping to win some money; J.J., meanwhile, devised a plan of his own. Florida and

4. God's Business is Good Business
Mar 1, 1974 · 30m

An old acquaintance of James’s—now a controversial television preacher—dropped by the Evans apartment with a proposition: a job paying one hundred dollars a day. James seemed inclined to accept, but Florida was firmly opposed, convinced the

5. Michael Gets Suspended
Mar 8, 1974 · 30m

Michael arrived home from school unexpectedly early, delivering the news that he’d been suspended. It stemmed from a classroom discussion where he’d asserted that George Washington was a racist. James and Florida immediately resolved to dem

6. Sex and the Evans Family
Mar 15, 1974 · 30m

Florida discovered what she thought was a scandalous manuscript, labeled "Sexual Behavior in the Ghetto." Certain it belonged to J.J., she confronted him, only to be taken aback when Thelma confessed ownership. But an even greater surprise

7. Junior Gets a Patron
Mar 22, 1974 · 30m

J.J. felt certain of his future success upon gaining the support of Leroy Jackson, who generously began supplying him with everything he required. However, when James learned the identity of this benefactor, he forbade J.J. from any associa

8. Junior the Senior
Mar 29, 1974 · 30m

Florida and James harbored concerns that J.J. might not advance to the twelfth grade, but when his report card arrived, he had indeed passed—though the grades appeared surprisingly low. This prompted James and Florida to conduct some discre

9. The Visitor
Apr 5, 1974 · 30m

Incensed by the deplorable state of the Evans’ apartment, Michael penned a furious letter to the local paper. Almost instantly, a representative from the Housing Commission responded, eager to investigate. However, his eagerness proved iron

10. Springtime in the Ghetto
Apr 19, 1974 · 30m

Florida was determined to win the neighborhood’s “Cleanest Apartment” contest, confident of victory. But her hopes were abruptly thwarted when Michael, attempting a good deed, brought an unexpected guest – Ned, known around town as "The Win

11. The TV Commercial
Apr 26, 1974 · 30m

Florida returned from the grocery store brimming with excitement; she’d been offered a part in a television commercial. The sum involved was particularly appealing – five thousand dollars. Yet, upon reading the script and trying the feature

12. The Check Up
May 3, 1974 · 30m

After seeing an article in a magazine discussing high blood pressure, Florida and the children grew worried about James’s well-being. Discovering their concern, he reacted with considerable anger and flatly refused to schedule a medical exa

13. My Son the Lover
May 10, 1974 · 30m

The most sought-after girl in school wanted J.J. to capture her likeness in a painting, and as he arranged the details, J.J. foolishly believed their connection would deepen into something more substantial – that he was on the verge of aski

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