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Warm social comedy, 3x Golden Globe-nominated
Good Times debuted on CBS in 1974, as a spin-off of Maude. Developed by Norman Lear, it followed a tight-knit black family as they faced the tragic and comic aspects of life in a poor inner-city Chicago housing project. The lanky, manic young Jimmie Walker became the breakout star of the sitcom, and his "Dy-no-mite" catchphrase exploded into the 1970s pop culture landscape.
IMDb 7.5/1019776 seasons
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ComedyDramaHumorous
IMDb 7.5/1019776 seasons
24 episodes
  • 1. The Evans Get Involved-Part 1

    1. The Evans Get Involved-Part 1

    The truth hurts
    The truth hurts
    TV-PG
    26min
    Sep 20, 1977
  • 2. The Evans Get Involved-Part 2

    2. The Evans Get Involved-Part 2

    Part 2 of 4. The Evans learn that Penny's bruises were inflicted by her mother. Penny: Janet Jackson.
    Part 2 of 4. The Evans learn that Penny's bruises were inflicted by her mother. Penny: Janet Jackson.
    TV-PG
    24min
    Sep 20, 1977
  • 3. The Evans Get Involved-Part 3

    3. The Evans Get Involved-Part 3

    Penny abandoned; Willona agonizes
    Penny abandoned; Willona agonizes
    TV-PG
    24min
    Sep 27, 1977
  • 4. The Evans Get Involved-Part 4

    4. The Evans Get Involved-Part 4

    Willona the mother?
    Willona the mother?
    TV-PG
    24min
    Oct 4, 1977
  • 5. Thelma Moves Out

    5. Thelma Moves Out

    At what price is freedom?
    At what price is freedom?
    TV-PG
    26min
    Oct 11, 1977
  • 6. Willona, The Fuzz

    6. Willona, The Fuzz

    At her new job as a store detective, Willona feels guilty about spying on the customers.
    At her new job as a store detective, Willona feels guilty about spying on the customers.
    TV-PG
    26min
    Oct 18, 1977
  • 7. Wheels

    7. Wheels

    Friendship hits bumpy road
    Friendship hits bumpy road
    TV-PG
    26min
    Nov 1, 1977
  • 8. Breaker, Breaker

    8. Breaker, Breaker

    Michael learns a high-frequency lesson
    Michael learns a high-frequency lesson
    TV-PG
    26min
    Nov 8, 1977
  • 9. Bye, Bye Bookman

    9. Bye, Bye Bookman

    Bookman's last stand
    Bookman's last stand
    TV-PG
    26min
    Nov 15, 1977
  • 10. Thelma's Brief Encounter

    10. Thelma's Brief Encounter

    Who is that masked man?
    Who is that masked man?
    TV-PG
    26min
    Dec 6, 1977
  • 11. Requiem For A Wino

    11. Requiem For A Wino

    A wake for a wino
    A wake for a wino
    TV-PG
    26min
    Dec 13, 1977
  • 12. Penny's Christmas

    12. Penny's Christmas

    Rain on Willona's parade
    Rain on Willona's parade
    TV-PG
    26min
    Dec 20, 1977
  • 13. No More Mr. Nice Guy

    13. No More Mr. Nice Guy

    J.J. cracks the whip
    J.J. cracks the whip
    TV-PG
    26min
    Jan 3, 1978
  • 14. Willona's Mr. Right

    14. Willona's Mr. Right

    Something wrong with Mr. Right
    Something wrong with Mr. Right
    TV-PG
    26min
    Jan 10, 1978
  • 15. J.J. And The Boss' Daughter

    15. J.J. And The Boss' Daughter

    Is it what he knows or who he knows?
    Is it what he knows or who he knows?
    TV-PG
    26min
    Jan 17, 1978
  • 16. Where There's Smoke

    16. Where There's Smoke

    Hot lesson for Penny
    Hot lesson for Penny
    TV-PG
    26min
    Jan 24, 1978
  • 17. I Had A Dream

    17. I Had A Dream

    J.J. turns white
    J.J. turns white
    TV-PG
    26min
    Jan 29, 1978
  • 18. The Boarder

    18. The Boarder

    Boarder brings black cloud
    Boarder brings black cloud
    TV-PG
    26min
    Feb 5, 1978
  • 19. J.J.'s Condition

    19. J.J.'s Condition

    J.J. can't take the pressure
    J.J. can't take the pressure
    TV-PG
    26min
    Feb 12, 1978
  • 20. Wilona, The Other Woman

    20. Wilona, The Other Woman

    Is Willona the other woman?
    Is Willona the other woman?
    TV-PG
    26min
    Jan 1, 1978
  • 21. Something Old, Something New

    21. Something Old, Something New

    Wedding Bell Blues
    Wedding Bell Blues
    TV-PG
    26min
    Mar 12, 1978
  • 22. Willon'a New Job

    22. Willon'a New Job

    No work for Willona means no wedding for her fiancée
    No work for Willona means no wedding for her fiancée
    TV-PG
    25min
    Mar 19, 1978
  • 23. Write On, Thelma

    23. Write On, Thelma

    The writer's nemesis
    The writer's nemesis
    TV-PG
    25min
    Mar 26, 1978
  • 24. That's Entertainment, Evans Style

    24. That's Entertainment, Evans Style

    The Evans put on a show to benefit the project's day-care center.
    The Evans put on a show to benefit the project's day-care center.
    TV-PG
    26min
    Apr 2, 1978
  • Good Times
    ComedyDramaHumorous
    IMDb 7.5/1019776 seasons
    Good Times debuted on CBS in 1974, as a spin-off of Maude. Developed by Norman Lear, it followed a tight-knit black family as they faced the tragic and comic aspects of life in a poor inner-city Chicago housing project. The lanky, manic young Jimmie Walker became the breakout star of the sitcom, and his "Dy-no-mite" catchphrase exploded into the 1970s pop culture landscape.
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