Good Times

Serie de TV
1974–1979
TV-PG
30min

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John Amos, Ralph Carter, Ja'net DuBois, Esther Rolle, BernNadette Stanis, and Jimmie 'JJ' Walker in Good Times (1974)

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Una familia pobre aprovecha lo mejor que ofrecen los proyectos de vivienda de Chicago.Una familia pobre aprovecha lo mejor que ofrecen los proyectos de vivienda de Chicago.Una familia pobre aprovecha lo mejor que ofrecen los proyectos de vivienda de Chicago.

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Premios
- 1 premio ganado y 7 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
Before Broadway actor Ralph Carter assumed the role of "Michael Evans," another young Broadway actor Haywood Nelson had been hired for the role. According to Nelson in an interview, the producers felt Carter had more experience in front of a live audience, and thus hired him away from the play he was appearing in at the time, "A Raisin in the Sun." Previous to all of this, a young Laurence Fishburne was considered for the role as well.

Errores
Over the years, Willona's ex-husband had 3 different names: Alvin, Ray, and Roger. He appeared in 1 episode, as Ray.

Citas
Florida: Did you hear yourself James? You said "ain't" 3 times in a row.
James: So?
Florida: "Ain't" is not a word.
James: OH yeah... it's in the dictionary.
Florida: No "ain't" ain't, but isn't is... look it up.
James: I can't.
Florida: Why?
James: AIN'T got no dictionary.

Conexiones
Featured in Blue Collar (1978)

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Interesting '70s time capsule

An interesting comedy series about a poor black family trying to make ends meet and make a better life in the projects of Chicago. I first saw the reruns once our local WB affiliate took off the weekday morning reruns of Happy Days and began airing this instead. And it made me laugh! The Evans were a real family with real problems, but they also truly loved each other. I think JJ was a precursor to characters such as Horshack, Screech, Urkel, Rerun, etc. The gospelish theme song and title sequences shown over inner-city Chicago only added to the realism. Speaking of theme songs, Ja'net DuBois (neighbor Willona) co-wrote and sang another truly memorable one during this time. What was it? "Movin' On Up" for The Jeffersons, of course.