Do you think she should have married Frank even though he didn't want her to work? Maybe later on, he would have changed her mind. Atleast she would have gotten outta the ghetto. What ya think?

Do you think she should have married Frank even though he didn't want her to work? Maybe later on, he would have changed her mind. Atleast she would have gotten outta the ghetto. What ya think?
Oh hell no. If a man (or woman for that matter) tells you BEFORE MARRIAGE what they want, don't want or expect, better take that info and think twice. He told her straight out, I don't want u to work. And besides, marrying a man to get out of the ghetto is a very bad reason for getting married. Her intuition kicked in and she worked with it. She loves to work, she loves being her own woman and not NEEDING a man to care for her. She wants a man who wants her just the way she is. It's just my opinion. :wave:

Frank was on the roll when he bought the boutique and gave the office to Willona, but he blew it when he was deciding her office hours for her and what she should do. But even then, Willona stood her ground about working and how much she had to struggle to make it where she was. And it's no surprise that you never hear of him or the job situation again, except for when she's promoted as head buyer (how many times was that again?) Willona was right when she said "Oh Frank, of all the sneaky lowdown things to do...whoo wee".

I liked the actor who played Frank, he should have returned to Good Times in season 6 in the episode-"end of a rainbow". He appearances on What's Happening and the Jeffersons was also good