He asked the writers can they do a show without a mother and father? What the hell did he think they was going to say? NO? They wanted to stay employed-LOL THose writers probably was like-"we will try to do a show without a mother and father even if we fail because we have bills"-LOL

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
He asked the writers can they do a show without a mother and father? What the hell did he think they was going to say? NO? They wanted to stay employed-LOL THose writers probably was like-"we will try to do a show without a mother and father even if we fail because we have bills"-LOL :lol: Good point Solomon, and did Norman Lear really ask such a ludicrous question?

Originally posted by Undercover Angel
:lol: Good point Solomon, and did Norman Lear really ask such a ludicrous question?


Yeah he asked the writers after Esther Rolle left the show

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
Yeah he asked the writers after Esther Rolle left the show He sounds like if he did make a statement like that; then he was in desperate need of new material for the show that was going to be based on just the Evans children

Originally posted by Undercover Angel
He sounds like if he did make a statement like that; then he was in desperate need of new material for the show that was going to be based on just the Evans children


Lear was able to see J.J was nothing without John and Esther to play off of.

Originally posted by TVShow Analyzer
Lear was able to see J.J was nothing without John and Esther to play off of. and that is very true; JJ was not as funny when he was playing off someone like Michael or Thelma, compared the way he was with his father