Why in the world would an audience member say "Alriiiight" when the kid runner told Diana's father "this I know, the boss man doesn't live in the projects". It sounded like someone was applauding the fact that a dope dealer has $$$$$ and a "better" life.

Maybe they were agreeing that it was "whitey" who were the real pushers, not the urban kids from the ghetto.

Aaaah, sounds good. Yep, that may be it.

Well the big dope dealer don't live in the projects, so he was telling the truth.

Well, that's obvious, but why the audience member felt to respond "positively" to that fact, doesn't make any sense at all. I sure as hell wouldn't applaud or say "right on" or whatever. I think Brian's answer is a good one.

Why in the world would an audience member say "Alriiiight" when the kid runner told Diana's father "this I know, the boss man doesn't live in the projects". It sounded like someone was applauding the fact that a dope dealer has $$$$$ and a "better" life.




Yeah I always thought that was weird too, but hey, Maybe they was just applauding the truth, if it's right or wrong.

Yeah I always thought that was weird too, but hey, Maybe they was just applauding the truth, if it's right or wrong.
I like the way you put that craftman.

Yeah I always thought that was weird too, but hey, Maybe they was just applauding the truth, if it's right or wrong.

That's all I'm saying

And "whitey" doesn't make anyone sale anything, they do it because they want to do it, fast money.

TV LAND also cut out the part with the audience members laughing when Diana was in the process of shooting drugs at the end of part one. Right after she ties the thing around her arm, the laughter begins, but TV LAND cut that part out. TV LAND barely showed her tying the thing around her arm-lol

I don't remember laughter I remember like a ohhhhhh sound. I did hear them laugh when she slams the chair under the door.

Also TV land cut out the part that Diana and JJ have in the elevator and they cut out some of the Motel talk.

I don't remember laughter I remember like a ohhhhhh sound. I did hear them laugh when she slams the chair under the door.

Also TV land cut out the part that Diana and JJ have in the elevator and they cut out some of the Motel talk.


The laughter comes like 4 seconds after the ohhhhhh, maybe it was because of the way she was shaking that made them laugh

I guess she was responding to the fact that youngan was telling the truth: If the pusher was as big as they say , do you think that he would live poor and in the projects? Case in point: If you know about DC, his name is Rayful Edmonds. They just did a DVD on him recently. I copped it and it's a pretty good documentary. That youngan became the biggest drug pusher here in DC during the 80's. I remember everything about him. Not only was it him, but his family got busted too, including his own mother. She would speak "Pig Latin" to him when things got hot.

However, I did think it was strange like you said. I used to think of it too. Except I was like, "Damn, that's the same right on woman, :lol: :lol:

I guess she was responding to the fact that youngan was telling the truth: If the pusher was as big as they say , do you think that he would live poor and in the projects? Case in point: If you know about DC, his name is Rayful Edmonds. They just did a DVD on him recently. I copped it and it's a pretty good documentary. That youngan became the biggest drug pusher here in DC during the 80's. I remember everything about him. Not only was it him, but his family got busted too, including his own mother. She would speak "Pig Latin" to him when things got hot.

However, I did think it was strange like you said. I used to think of it too. Except I was like, "Damn, that's the same right on woman, :lol: :lol:


That little boy was too wild for me. He looked james right in his eyes and say "if you hit me you are only hurting yourself"-lol

I guess she was responding to the fact that youngan was telling the truth: If the pusher was as big as they say , do you think that he would live poor and in the projects? Case in point: If you know about DC, his name is Rayful Edmonds. They just did a DVD on him recently. I copped it and it's a pretty good documentary. That youngan became the biggest drug pusher here in DC during the 80's. I remember everything about him. Not only was it him, but his family got busted too, including his own mother. She would speak "Pig Latin" to him when things got hot.

However, I did think it was strange like you said. I used to think of it too. Except I was like, "Damn, that's the same right on woman, :lol: :lol:


What? Are you talking about the little boy on Good Times? Or someone else? :confused:

Hey by the way, wasn't that little kid (the drug runner) the same kid who came to the Evans' door when Cleatus wanted to make sure the apt. was clear of FBI?

Hey by the way, wasn't that little kid (the drug runner) the same kid who came to the Evans' door when Cleatus wanted to make sure the apt. was clear of FBI?



Yep, He was also Lamont Sanford's Stepson-lol

Oh yeah, that's where I seen him also. I knew I recognized that kid elsewhere.

That little boy was too wild for me. He looked james right in his eyes and say "if you hit me you are only hurting yourself"-lol



Say What??, Are you talking about when James picked him up and he said, 'Careful muslehead, you hit me and I'll have you arrested for child beating.'

Say What??, Are you talking about when James picked him up and he said, 'Careful muslehead, you hit me and I'll have you arrested for child beating.'



Yeah, I just put it into my own words-lol

My guess is the "right on" response is just a audience member who felt preached to..

The problem was pointed out by the kid who was basically saying that it was a bigger issue than just a couple of punks pushing dope.

It was basically a cry out from the audience member that the source needs to be looked at.

That said it did seem inappropriate.

Yep, He was also Lamont Sanford's Stepson-lol

Lamont had a stepson???
:eek:

Lamont had a stepson???
:eek:


Yes on the last season of Sanford and Son

My guess is the "right on" response is just a audience member who felt preached to..

The problem was pointed out by the kid who was basically saying that it was a bigger issue than just a couple of punks pushing dope.

It was basically a cry out from the audience member that the source needs to be looked at.

That said it did seem inappropriate.
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