I think the only Tv show i watched more that one time was the Jeffersons. All the other shows I bought I only watched one time which were

What's Happening-season 1
Three's Company-season 1/2
Sanford and Son-season 1, 2, 3, 4
Good Times-season 1 and 2

I've had King of the Hill Season 1 for over a year, and i dont think I ahve watched all of it yet.

Then again, I have seen them all before

I have only watched these once.... (completely)
Saved by the Bell - Seasons 3&4
The Simpsons - Season 1
The Simpsons - Season 2
The Simpsons - Season 3
Sanford & Son - Season 1
Sanford & Son - Season 2
Good Times - Season 1
Good Times - Season 2
Green Acres - Season 1
I Love Lucy - Season 1
Survivor - Season 1
Rocky & Bullwinkle - Season 1
The Jetsons - Season 1
Scooby Doo, Where Are You? - Seasons 1&2


I have only watched these once.... (partialy)
The Jeffersons - Season 1
Starsky & Hutch - Season 1
The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson Collection
ALF - Season 1
All in the Family - Season 1

Originally posted by barwars
I have only watched these once.... (completely)
Saved by the Bell - Seasons 3&4
The Simpsons - Season 1
The Simpsons - Season 2
The Simpsons - Season 3
Sanford & Son - Season 1
Sanford & Son - Season 2
Good Times - Season 1
Good Times - Season 2
Green Acres - Season 1
I Love Lucy - Season 1
Survivor - Season 1
Rocky & Bullwinkle - Season 1
The Jetsons - Season 1
Scooby Doo, Where Are You? - Seasons 1&2


I have only watched these once.... (partialy)
The Jeffersons - Season 1
Starsky & Hutch - Season 1
The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson Collection
ALF - Season 1
All in the Family - Season 1



Did you enjoy Good Times? I was interested in seeing your opinions of the show on the Good Times Message Board.

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
Did you enjoy Good Times? I was interested in seeing your opinions of the show on the Good Times Message Board.

Yeah. I watched it a little back when it was on TBS, but my first full exposure to the show was through DVD. Florida's bible thumping got on my nerves a little (she's no Aunt Esther).... but besides that I liked it a lot.
Michael was a little too black, if you know what I mean. He seemed to be against everything that was white.
JJ was hilarious, the reason I liked the show in the first place.
Thelma -- she was too pretty to be James and Florida's daughter.'

My favorite episode would have to be the one where the neighbor eats the dog food.... the scene where they try and make Wilona eat first is HILARIOUS.

Originally posted by barwars
Yeah. I watched it a little back when it was on TBS, but my first full exposure to the show was through DVD. Florida's bible thumping got on my nerves a little (she's no Aunt Esther).... but besides that I liked it a lot.
Michael was a little too black, if you know what I mean. He seemed to be against everything that was white.
JJ was hilarious, the reason I liked the show in the first place.
Thelma -- she was too pretty to be James and Florida's daughter.'

My favorite episode would have to be the one where the neighbor eats the dog food.... the scene where they try and make Wilona eat first is HILARIOUS.



You are right about Thelma-LOL She defintely was too pretty to be James and Florida Daughter. Also they changed that millitant midget attitude of MichAel after season 2. How bout the writers trying to make viewers believe that Florida and Willona was in the same age bracket?-LOL

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
You are right about Thelma-LOL She defintely was too pretty to be James and Florida Daughter. Also they changed that millitant midget attitude of MichAel after season 2. How bout the writers trying to make viewers believe that Florida and Willona was in the same age bracket?-LOL

I could believe they were in the same age range, maybe 4 or 5 year difference (although I know Wilona was much younger in real life)

My biggest gripe about the series would have to be that they didn't seem to keep James' employment in order. I mean -- some episodes he's employed, others he's not.

I haven't started watching Season 3 yet.... what changes about Michael??

So far my favorite line in the whole show is when JJ takes off his hat and tells Florida that the people around town call him the "knappy kojak"
hahahaha

Originally posted by barwars
I could believe they were in the same age range, maybe 4 or 5 year difference (although I know Wilona was much younger in real life)

My biggest gripe about the series would have to be that they didn't seem to keep James' employment in order. I mean -- some episodes he's employed, others he's not.

I haven't started watching Season 3 yet.... what changes about Michael??

So far my favorite line in the whole show is when JJ takes off his hat and tells Florida that the people around town call him the "knappy kojak"
hahahaha



In late season 2 going to season 3, Michael doesn't say this anymore-"Boy is a white racist word" And Florida looked 15 years older than Willona on the show.

Eh, most of my collection. :lol:

I've watched everything twice....The Osbournes season 1 I've only watched once...and season 2 1/2 I havent even watched yet...

The Jeffersons Season Two...Because I cannot stand Damon Evans

Originally posted by Undercover Angel
The Jeffersons Season Two...Because I cannot stand Damon Evans


I watched the Jeffersons season 1 DVD like 38 times-lol

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
I watched the Jeffersons season 1 DVD like 38 times-lol I have also watched the first season numerous times:lol:

Originally posted by Undercover Angel
I have also watched the first season numerous times:lol:


I just can't get enough of that season 1. To me, that is the best season of any TV show I ever saw in my entire life. George was extra WILD in season 1!!!!-lol

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
I just can't get enough of that season 1. To me, that is the best season of any TV show I ever saw in my entire life. George was extra WILD in season 1!!!!-lol George was awesome during the first season of The Jeffersons, but like Archie Bunker, he seemed to tame down in latter seasons of the show, which was a shame..

Originally posted by Undercover Angel
George was awesome during the first season of The Jeffersons, but like Archie Bunker, he seemed to tame down in latter seasons of the show, which was a shame..


Yeah he wasn;t as loud in the later seasons. The one thing that sticks out to me in season 1 was when Alan willis and George was playing the dozens

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
Yeah he wasn;t as loud in the later seasons. The one thing that sticks out to me in season 1 was when Alan willis and George was playing the dozens I hate it when a character from one of your favorite shows, changes...They start out Great..then they end up being Sucks

Originally posted by Undercover Angel
I hate it when a character from one of your favorite shows, changes...They start out Great..then they end up being Sucks


It was the reverse on Good Times, James was mellow in season 1 and became more on edge in season 2 and 3.

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
It was the reverse on Good Times, James was mellow in season 1 and became more on edge in season 2 and 3. I notice that; btw...I love the 3rd season of Good Times..besides the fact that JJ is more of a goof ball...

Originally posted by Undercover Angel
I notice that; btw...I love the 3rd season of Good Times..besides the fact that JJ is more of a goof ball...


I read i the 1975 sept issue f Ebony that the show going to deal with more serious for season three and they sure did-lol Good Times was more like a drama in season 3.

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
I read i the 1975 sept issue f Ebony that the show going to deal with more serious for season three and they sure did-lol Good Times was more like a drama in season 3. In a way that made the show more interesting in my book! and By the Way..Did you ever find that Ebony magazine that you were searching for?

Originally posted by Undercover Angel
In a way that made the show more interesting in my book! and By the Way..Did you ever find that Ebony magazine that you were searching for?



Not yet, i'm very confident that it's one of these issues of Ebony

February 1976
March 1976
April 1976

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
Not yet, i'm very confident that it's one of these issues of Ebony

February 1976
March 1976
April 1976 There is this library here in San Diego that has the largest magazines collection in the country; I believe they have every issue of Ebony...and I can check for you:)

Originally posted by Undercover Angel
There is this library here in San Diego that has the largest magazines collection in the country; I believe they have every issue of Ebony...and I can check for you:)



Ok that will be cool.

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
Ok that will be cool. Since I cannot steal the magazine, if you want I can xerox the article on Good Times

Originally posted by Undercover Angel
Since I cannot steal the magazine, if you want I can xerox the article on Good Times


Ok. I'm guessing that early 1976 should be one of those issues I listed. I remember hearing on The True Hollywood Story that Norman Lear read a article inside of Ebony from early 1976.