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Good Times on CBS

1974, TV Show

Episode Detail: The Gang - Good Times

J.J. is coerced into joining a violent street gang. First of two parts. Mad Dog: Oscar DeGruy. James: John Amos. Thelma: BernNadette Stanis. Florida: Esther Rolle. Michael: Ralph Carter.

Episodes: The Gang - Good Times - 170 total Episodes

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Florida Goes to School
Florida's Homecoming
A Loss of Confidence
Florida Gets a Job
Florida's Homecoming
The Encyclopedia Hustle
The Big Move
Florida's Rich Cousin
My Son, the Lover
No More Mr. Nice Guy
Florida the Woman
The Physical
The Witness
J.J. in Trouble
Wheels
Florida's Favorite Passenger
The TV Commercial
Black Jesus
The Weekend
The Dinner Party
Breaker, Breaker
Thelma's African Romance
Florida's Protest
The Investigation
The Evans Get Involved
My Son, the Father
The Evans Get Involved
The Evans Get Involved
Michael the Warlord
The House Guest
Too Old Blues
Florida Flips
I Had a Dream
The Grandpa's Visit
J.J.'s New Career
Florida's Homecoming
The Politicians
You Can't Come Home
The Comedian and the Loan Shark
Love in the Ghetto
Willona's Surprise
Sex and the Evans Family
Operation Florida
Evans Vs. Davis
The Visitor
House Hunting
A Friend in Need
Florida's Night Out
The Lunch Money Ripoff
The Gang
Thelma's Scholarship
The Evans Get Involved
Michael's Great Romance
The Judy Cohen Story
J.J. and the Older Woman
Where There's Smoke
Junior the Senior
Willona's Mr. Right
Willona the Fuzz
Junior Gets a Patron
Cousin Raymond
Florida's Homecoming
Rich Is Better than Poor...Maybe
The Debutante Ball
Florida's Favorite Passenger
A Place to Die
Write on, Thelma
Good Times
Getting Up the Rent
Stomach Mumps
The Rent Party
That's Entertainment, Evans Style
Thelma's African Romance
The Baby
J.J.'s New Career
Good Times
The Family Gun
The Family Tree
The Evans Get Involved
J.J. the Teacher
The Breakup
Thelma's Young Man
Michael's Decision
J.J. Becomes a Man
Florida's Big Gig
The Travelling Christmas
Penny's Christmas
J.J.'s Fiancee
Florida the Matchmaker
Where Have All the Doctors Gone?
The Evans Get Involved
Something Old, Something New
Willona's Dilemma
A Real Cool Job
The Hustle
The Mural
God's Business Is Good Business
A Stormy Relationship
Willona's New Job
The Evans Get Involved
The I.Q. Test
The End of the Rainbow
Sometimes There's Just No Bottom in the Bottle
J.J. Becomes a Man
A Matter of Mothers
Michael's Big Fall
The Gang
My Girl, Henrietta
The Family Business
J.J.'s Fiancee
J.J.'s New Career
Thelma's Brief Encounter
The Windfall
Love Has a Spot on Its Lung
The Art Contest
The Checkup
Bye Bye, Bookman
J.J. in Business
J.J. and the Boss's Daughter
Florida and Carl
The Snow Storm
Requiem for a Wino
The Evans Dilemma
Love Has a Spot on Its Lung
J.J. Condition
Blood Will Tell
Springtime in the Ghetto
Crosstown Buses Run All Day, Doodah, Doodah
The Good Times Christmas Special
Thelma Moves Out
The Big Move
Cleatus
Florida's Homecoming
The Debutante Ball
The Boarder
J.J. and the Plumber's Helper
Willona, the Other Woman
Michael Gets Suspended
The Man I Most Admire
The Enlistment
Thelma's African Romance
Sweet Daddy Williams
J.J. and T.C.
The Nude
Florida's Homecoming
Florida's Homecoming

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Premiered: February 01, 1974, on CBS

Rating: TV-PG

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Premise: The 'Maude' spin-off about a black family living in a Chicago housing project mined poverty, racism, inner-city woes and single-parent homes for humor, with varying degrees of success. J.J.'s enthusiastic 'dyn-o-mite!' became the show's catchphrase, and the series, created under Norman Lear's guidance, was a popular destination for viewers in the 1970s.

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