View Full Version : Gary Coleman
bansogirl 09-28-2005, 08:39 PM Am I the only one who thinks that he should have been a regular on the show? The two times he appeared, he cracked me the hell up. I think the episodes with him are my favorite GT episodes. He really made me laugh.
"Now you listen here mama..." <pointing little finger>
JeffRuss1972 09-28-2005, 08:44 PM I agree. I laughed my A** off everytime he was on. Another great thing was how the audience seemed to get worked up and hyper when he was on screen. The show seemed to have a lot of energy in those scenes.
craftman 09-28-2005, 10:12 PM Am I the only one who thinks that he should have been a regular on the show? The two times he appeared, he cracked me the hell up. I think the episodes with him are my favorite GT episodes. He really made me laugh.
"Now you listen here mama..." <pointing little finger>
I don't know about being a regular, but yeah I wish they had a few more eps with him on there. He cracked me up too.
Ireneparalegal 09-28-2005, 10:23 PM I don't know about being a regular, but yeah I wish they had a few more eps with him on there. He cracked me up too.
whoooo psychic stuff around here...I was just ready to post a thread abt this. He was hilarious. When he was this young he was. He wasn't hilarious in Diff. Strokes, in my opinion. I like how he was here and in the Jeffersons. Willona should have ADOPTED HIS ASS INSTEAD OF PENNY'S!!!!! :lol:
Brian Damage 09-28-2005, 10:32 PM I agree, Gary added alot of energy and zing to the show.
craftman 09-28-2005, 10:53 PM whoooo psychic stuff around here...I was just ready to post a thread abt this. He was hilarious. When he was this young he was. He wasn't hilarious in Diff. Strokes, in my opinion. I like how he was here and in the Jeffersons. Willona should have ADOPTED HIS ASS INSTEAD OF PENNY'S!!!!! :lol:
Your scaring me again, I had just thought about if Willona would have adopted Gary instead of Penny. Y'all are right about the energy the audience put out when Gary was on, it was more lively. Penny already was kinda bland, but her doing a scene with Gary, I almost felt sorry for her cause she would just stand there with her arms crossed and didn't bring nothing to the scene. Seemed like all the focus was on Gary.
Another thought, if ever there was a kid that needed to be abused, it was Gary instead of Penny, with his smart mouth and attitude. be cool , just an innocent comment :cool:
Ireneparalegal 09-28-2005, 10:56 PM Your scaring me again, I had just thought about if Willona would have adopted Gary instead of Penny. Y'all are right about the energy the audience put out when Gary was on, it was more lively. Penny already was kinda bland, but her doing a scene with Gary, I almost felt sorry for her cause she would just stand there with her arms crossed and didn't bring nothing to the scene. Seemed like all the focus was on Gary.
Another thought, if ever there was a kid that needed to be abused, it was Gary instead of Penny, with his smart mouth and attitude. be cool , just an innocent comment :cool:
LMAO!!!!! hell yeah, that damn Gary needed a good ass-whippin'...s***t, i'd be the first in line...by the time i'd be done with him, there'd be nothin' left to spank...James ain't got nothin' on me!!!!!! Can u imagine James and Gary in a scene???? LOL
Whoooooooooo, psychic stuff swirling around again...Craftman...can you read my mind right now??????
TVFactFan 09-28-2005, 11:17 PM He couldn't make anymore guess apperances because the two Times he appeared on Good Times, it was enough for Norman Lear to give him his own show. So i guess he was that good that Norman said-"I gotta get this young man his own show"
Ireneparalegal 09-28-2005, 11:24 PM He couldn't make anymore guess apperances because the two Times he appeared on Good Times, it was enough for Norman Lear to give him his own show. So i guess he was that good that Norman said-"I gotta get this young man his own show"
but how soon after? gary still did Jeffersons. He was cute then, by the time he did Diff.strokes, he had grown some.
craftman 09-28-2005, 11:26 PM LMAO!!!!! hell yeah, that damn Gary needed a good ass-whippin'...s***t, i'd be the first in line...by the time i'd be done with him, there'd be nothin' left to spank...James ain't got nothin' on me!!!!!! Can u imagine James and Gary in a scene???? LOL
Whoooooooooo, psychic stuff swirling around again...Craftman...can you read my mind right now??????
Yup, I sure can, and since you can read my mind, you know, that I know, that you know, that I know...... :lol:
TVFactFan 09-28-2005, 11:27 PM but how soon after? gary still did Jeffersons. He was cute then, by the time he did Diff.strokes, he had grown some.
He appeared on both the Jeffersons and Good Times in the Spring of 78, and started his show in the Fall of 78 before making one last apperance on Good Times in Sept or October of 78.
Ireneparalegal 09-28-2005, 11:29 PM Yup, I sure can, and since you can read my mind, you know, that I know, that you know, that I know...... :lol:
But do u know what it is I know that you know????? :lol:
craftman 09-28-2005, 11:40 PM But do u know what it is I know that you know????? :lol:
Oh yeah that's easy, and I'm not even the psychic, you are. I know that I make you laugh soooo much. All I have to say is... "Well you know, What can I say." :)
Ireneparalegal 09-29-2005, 01:15 AM Oh yeah that's easy, and I'm not even the psychic, you are. I know that I make you laugh soooo much. All I have to say is... "Well you know, What can I say." :)
OMG!!!! LMAO!!!!!! :wave:
An 80s Guy 10-01-2005, 07:45 PM yeah what year did Good Times end
TVFactFan 10-01-2005, 08:48 PM yeah what year did Good Times end
1979
Rocknoggin 10-08-2005, 06:03 AM Good lord! Gary Coleman was on Good Times?? That kid went all the way back to the 70s??? I assumed he made his first appearance on the tube at around 1981 at the earliest!
isiahthomas 10-08-2005, 03:26 PM I don't remember seeing Gary on Good Times. I know i've seen every episode but i don't remember him being on there. I bet those episodes he appeared on was funny from what ya'll were saying about the comments he said on the show.
TVFactFan 10-08-2005, 03:40 PM I don't remember seeing Gary on Good Times. I know i've seen every episode but i don't remember him being on there. I bet those episodes he appeared on was funny from what ya'll were saying about the comments he said on the show.
Yeah Gary was on the show in season 5 of Good Times and Season 6 when Florida returned. The audience loved Gary in both episodes
retrochick9 04-09-2006, 12:06 AM OMG, I thought Gary Coleman was just ADORABLE on the show! I wish he would have been in more episodes!
TVFactFan 04-09-2006, 01:16 PM OMG, I thought Gary Coleman was just ADORABLE on the show! I wish he would have been in more episodes!
Willona should have adopted him instead of Penny-lol
pepperkane 04-10-2006, 01:21 AM gary was so adorable on this show. like a miniture george jefferson.
retrochick9 04-10-2006, 01:58 AM You are so right! He should have been George's son!
Chain Gang Member 04-10-2006, 09:11 AM I liked that episode with him where he helped get FLorida the bus driver without even knowing.:lol:
nerrad 04-10-2006, 11:39 AM Yeah and look at him now. He's a moody little tyke.:lol: I wish he would've threw a punch at me like he did that female secuity guard. I would've squashed his little a** like a bug.
DJM77 04-10-2006, 09:31 PM What was it he said to JJ right before he told him he'd really lost his way? "Whiff it poof?"
It seemed like half the time Gary was struggling just to keep himself from laughing.
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