Judy Cohen Story? I just felt it was a not switch up to something different. Something we didn;t normally see on Good Times. Yes she was not a looker, but I thought she was very entertaining on stage and inside the Evans. The most funny thing about Judy was that she knew she was unattractive but had a lot of confidence in her singing. Does anyone else beside me like this episode?

Judy Cohen Story? I just felt it was a not switch up to something different. Something we didn;t normally see on Good Times. Yes she was not a looker, but I thought she was very entertaining on stage and inside the Evans. The most funny thing about Judy was that she knew she was unattractive but had a lot of confidence in her singing. Does anyone else beside me like this episode?

Sorry, but it has nothing to do with Judy's looks! If that was the case then we wouldn't have watched because of Jimmy and his looks. It had to do with this was a weak story.

It's just you Solomon. I'm quoting myself from another thread;

The Judy Cohen character was out of place on a show like Good Times. People didn't watch Good Times to see some short, dumpy girl sing show tunes. What was that song she sang? Send In The Clowns? They sent in the clowns when she took the stage.

Now Solomon should know I love The Judy Cohen Story!! That title sounds like a Lifetime movie.

Now Solomon should know I love The Judy Cohen Story!! That title sounds like a Lifetime movie.


Well it was funny to me. It probably would have been better if Michael and those 3 guys performed at the club like they did at the apt

Well it was funny to me. It probably would have been better if Michael and those 3 guys performed at the club like they did at the apt

That would have made it more tolerable. It was too much Judy. But that wasn't a funny episode, it was pretty dry.

No. I didn't like that episode. Just like the show with that other lame comedian. I thought JJ was an artist. Now what did he know about judging talent?

One thing I did like was when a real agent told JJ to F*** off. He didn't know anything about managing. If he did, he should've managed Keith's up and coming comic career. :D

No. I didn't like that episode. Just like the show with that other lame comedian. I thought JJ was an artist. Now what did he know about judging talent?

One thing I did like was when a real agent told JJ to F*** off. He didn't know anything about managing. If he did, he should've managed Keith's up and coming comic career. :D


Now that's a episode I don;t like, the one with ******** a$$ tyrone-lol I take Judy over Tyrone

I wouldn't call this one of the better shows by a long stretch but seeing it on the dvd recently it wasn't as bad as I recalled. The ending is really rather bittersweet as were the endings of quite a few episodes in season 4. This episode to me is better than the one where they were selling the underwear. To me that is the worst season 4 episode, the premise is just too far out.

Tyrone. That was his name.

The only good thing abt the show was her singing, and even that wasn't that great. I hate that episode. You are all alone in this one Soloman. Sorry.

The only good thing abt the show was her singing, and even that wasn't that great. I hate that episode. You are all alone in this one Soloman. Sorry.


Everytime I watch that ep, i listen to her about 5 times-lol

I do like the episode, not sure why. I guess because it's a little different than most of the others. And when she sang the song Send in the Clowns, you can tell she's had a painful life.

I do like the episode, not sure why. I guess because it's a little different than most of the others. And when she sang the song Send in the Clowns, you can tell she's had a painful life.


I know it was deep wasn't it-lol

Judy Cohen Story? I just felt it was a not switch up to something different. Something we didn;t normally see on Good Times. Yes she was not a looker, but I thought she was very entertaining on stage and inside the Evans. The most funny thing about Judy was that she knew she was unattractive but had a lot of confidence in her singing. Does anyone else beside me like this episode?



I posted this on another thread:

I agree with you Retro, I love "The Judy Cohen Story"...........But I also disagree with you cause I love "A Friend In Need" Too.

I posted this on another thread:

I agree with you Retro, I love "The Judy Cohen Story"...........But I also disagree with you cause I love "A Friend In Need" Too.


Why in the world do you like "A Friend in Need"?

It was a decent show just didn't fit Good Times. That woman was never on the show before or after. She just showed up out of nowhere and the whole episode is devoted to her?
Who is Judy Cohen?
Is she famous ?
DO we suppose to know her?

Can u give us some history on this lady Soloman? all this talk abt Judy Cohen makes me want to know the same damn thing just like CWDogg asked.

Now that's a episode I don;t like, the one with ******** a$$ tyrone-lol I take Judy over Tyrone

You're by yourself buddy.....A Friend In Need seemed more realistic

You're by yourself buddy.....A Friend In Need seemed more realistic


I just couldn't handle J.J being in that serious role at the end. It should have been Thelma

Why in the world do you like "A Friend in Need"?



I like good story lines that make you think. Everybody goes through hard times in life, some people can cope and some can't, depends on who you have in your life (I think) that can get you through the bad times. That's why I liked Good Times for doing shows about serious topics and still can make you laugh. Like the part when JJ was trying to keep Robert awake and he said, "Come on Robert, that's your problem you don't laugh enough, you got to laugh." Then JJ did this " Boogety, boogety boo. To me that's funny in a serious situation.

I like good story lines that make you think. Everybody goes through hard times in life, some people can cope and some can't, depends on who you have in your life (I think) that can get you through the bad times. That's why I liked Good Times for doing shows about serious topics and still can make you laugh. Like the part when JJ was trying to keep Robert awake and he said, "Come on Robert, that's your problem you don't laugh enough, you got to laugh." Then JJ did this " Boogety, boogety boo. To me that's funny in a serious situation.
Yeah, I agree. I have had some serious situations or been so damn depressed and my girlfriend always somehow finds a way to make me laugh. I swear, she is so funny. We worked together at this law office and I was on the verge of filing for divorce. She made me laugh so hard that week, I was crying tears of laughter. Man, she made me feel so damn good. Laughter is a good medicine.

I like good story lines that make you think. Everybody goes through hard times in life, some people can cope and some can't, depends on who you have in your life (I think) that can get you through the bad times. That's why I liked Good Times for doing shows about serious topics and still can make you laugh. Like the part when JJ was trying to keep Robert awake and he said, "Come on Robert, that's your problem you don't laugh enough, you got to laugh." Then JJ did this " Boogety, boogety boo. To me that's funny in a serious situation.


But I just couldn't handle J.J being in that serious role of trying to convince someone that they have a lot to live for

But I just couldn't handle J.J being in that serious role of trying to convince someone that they have a lot to live for
Sorry abt that Soloman, I myself, love that scene. I can't help but think that the people who can make you laugh the hardest or the most, can also be some serious people.

Sorry abt that Soloman, I myself, love that scene. I can't help but think that the people who can make you laugh the hardest or the most, can also be some serious people.



Yes character who make laugh very hard can be serious like Florida and James but when a Character is ******** 97% of the time, you can take him/her seriously

Yes character who make laugh very hard can be serious like Florida and James but when a Character is ******** 97% of the time, you can take him/her seriously
Actually in the ghetto 98% of the blacks are serious people; 76% of the 98% think only funny thoughts; then 1/3 of that 76% are ********. But then 1 in 3 of those ******** people are usually skinny, annoying, ugly, tall guys who live in the ghetto with their MOTHER AND FATHER. :triplets :cheer: :rofl: :grineyes:

Love those statistics-LOL :lol:

thanx!!!!!!

Now Solomon should know I love The Judy Cohen Story!! That title sounds like a Lifetime movie.

:lol: That is too funny!

It does doesn't it. Then again, since this forum is a 70's sitcom, let's say that The Judy Cohen Story sounds like an AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL!!!!!

It does doesn't it. Then again, since this forum is a 70's sitcom, let's say that The Judy Cohen Story sounds like an AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL!!!!!


An Afterschool special that I hope TV LAND doesn't skip next week-lol

An Afterschool special that I hope TV LAND doesn't skip next week-lol
No, they won't skip it. THEY'LL JUST SHRED THE HELL OUT OF IT.

No, they won't skip it. THEY'LL JUST SHRED THE HELL OUT OF IT.



TV LAND better not cut out the part when she sings, that's the HIGHLIGHT of the episode

TV LAND better not cut out the part when she sings, that's the HIGHLIGHT of the episode
OMG!!!!!!! :crying: puke: