View Full Version : Which Michael do U prefer?
bansogirl 10-14-2005, 12:48 AM Do you prefer the younger "militant midget" Michael who said stuff like "boy is a white racist word?"
OR
The older Michael who is kind of a womanizer
I personally prefer the younger "militant midget" Michael.
craftman 10-14-2005, 08:07 AM I liked younger militant midget Michael. He had a purpose, to spread some knowledge.
JeffRuss1972 10-14-2005, 11:54 PM The younger Michael was AWESOME. He helped round out the family. You had James, the rock of the family, Florida the Godly woman of faith, J.J. the womanizing, street-wise ar-teest, Thelma the boy crazy one, and Michael who was socially aware, militant, and very involved in the politics of moving black people forward. It was a nice ensemble the first and 2nd season before it slipped into The J.J. Show circa season 3.
Dwaynew 10-15-2005, 09:35 AM I liked the younger Michael version rather than the older. I couldn't understand why they changed his character, they missed lots of storyline opportunities.
Southern Hellraiser 10-15-2005, 10:09 AM The younger Michael
Brian Damage 10-15-2005, 03:59 PM I liked the militant midget not the teenager who kisses boys in drag. :lol:
JeffRuss1972 10-15-2005, 04:15 PM I liked the militant midget not the teenager who kisses boys in drag. :lol:
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Brieannas21 10-15-2005, 04:16 PM I liked both, everyone has to grow up sometime. It seems like (To me anyway) that younger Michael got more screen time, and the old Michael was hardly home or didn't get as much screen time. It's like the last few season became the JJ show.
JeffRuss1972 10-15-2005, 04:18 PM I liked the younger Michael version rather than the older. I couldn't understand why they changed his character, they missed lots of storyline opportunities.
Good Point.
craftman 10-15-2005, 07:20 PM I liked both, everyone has to grow up sometime. It seems like (To me anyway) that younger Michael got more screen time, and the old Michael was hardly home or didn't get as much screen time. It's like the last few season became the JJ show.
Alright Brie, I like how you have your own little take on things, but come on now, you liked the older Micheal?? Name me ONE thing that you like about the older Michael character. Just cause he grew up didn't mean he still couldn't be militant. Now you know that older Michael didn't bring nothing to the show. I ain't saying you wrong on liking both, but COME ON.:p
Brieannas21 10-15-2005, 11:22 PM Alright Brie, I like how you have your own little take on things, but come on now, you liked the older Micheal?? Name me ONE thing that you like about the older Michael character. Just cause he grew up didn't mean he still couldn't be militant. Now you know that older Michael didn't bring nothing to the show. I ain't saying you wrong on liking both, but COME ON.:p
When Michael and Penny were arrested, You saw Michael in a more defiant way. In Michael and the Warlords you saw a tougher side of Michael, in Breaker Breaker you saw a timid side of Michael, In Michael's Great Romance you saw a shy side. I didn't say that he brought a lot to the table in the latter seasons of Good Times. In season's 4-6 he didn't stand out that much but he had his moments, Thelma didn't stand out either.
Like I said in the latter seasons of Good Times it became The JJ show. JJ had more story lines then anyone especially in season 5 and 6.
Ireneparalegal 10-16-2005, 12:19 AM When Michael and Penny were arrested, You saw Michael in a more defiant way. In Michael and the Warlords you saw a tougher side of Michael, in Breaker Breaker you saw a timid side of Michael, In Michael's Great Romance you saw a shy side. I didn't say that he brought a lot to the table in the latter seasons of Good Times. In season's 4-6 he didn't stand out that much but he had his moments, Thelma didn't stand out either.
Like I said in the latter seasons of Good Times it became The JJ show. JJ had more story lines then anyone especially in season 5 and 6.
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craftman 10-16-2005, 01:16 AM When Michael and Penny were arrested, You saw Michael in a more defiant way. In Michael and the Warlords you saw a tougher side of Michael, in Breaker Breaker you saw a timid side of Michael, In Michael's Great Romance you saw a shy side. I didn't say that he brought a lot to the table in the latter seasons of Good Times. In season's 4-6 he didn't stand out that much but he had his moments, Thelma didn't stand out either.
Like I said in the latter seasons of Good Times it became The JJ show. JJ had more story lines then anyone especially in season 5 and 6.
I just said ONE.:D
hatwink 10-16-2005, 03:18 PM I always like the older Michael, though the younger one was good character. He still was principled, just got older.
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