She freaked out over the dog food and jumped up and her wig nearly flew off her head! How did Gerdie not pick up that Willona was acting like a dog? She was going crazy! :crazy:

She freaked out over the dog food and jumped up and her wig nearly flew off her head! How did Gerdie not pick up that Willona was acting like a dog? She was going crazy! :crazy:
I think Gerdie wasn't looking behind her when Willona did that. I doubt Willona would do that "dog" move with Gerdie looking. I know I wouldn't. :lol: :lol:

This is hands down the funniest episode in the entire six-season run. I just cackle every time I see James and Michael each grab one of Willona's arms and the wig looks like it's going to sail right off her head!! Intentional or not, it made an already funny scene a howler!! :lol: :rofl: :brent

I agree!!!:lol: :rofl:

To me, "The Dinner Party" is to Good Times what "Fish Story" is to WKRP. Both episodes are hilarious from start to finish!! :rofl: :brent

To me, "The Dinner Party" is to Good Times what "Fish Story" is to WKRP. Both episodes are hilarious from start to finish!! :rofl: :brent


Willona: Bone appetit, yall!:D

JJ: The Lord is my German Shepherd :D

Willona: Bone appetit, yall!:D

JJ: The Lord is my German Shepherd :D
CLASSIC lines...that episode had to be a lot of fun to film. You can tell by watching the actors.

This is hands down the funniest episode in the entire six-season run. I just cackle every time I see James and Michael each grab one of Willona's arms and the wig looks like it's going to sail right off her head!! Intentional or not, it made an already funny scene a howler!! :lol: :rofl: :brent
I have to agree, it's my favorite as well.

Any time I run across this episode in the cycle, I stop and watch! :lol:

What season was this? So I can come across it and my roll on..LOL!

What season was this? So I can come across it and my roll on..LOL!
It aired in Season 2.

It aired in Season 2.

Which episode in S2 was it?

Which episode in S2 was it?
19, I think.

Which episode in S2 was it?


The Dinner Party

Any time I run across this episode in the cycle, I stop and watch! :lol:
This is one hilarious episode. One of my all time faves. :rofl:

This is one hilarious episode. One of my all time faves. :rofl:
I just lost it when the family passes the dish around the table - "No, you go first!!" :brent

I just lost it when the family passes the dish around the table - "No, you go first!!" :brent
I really lose it when J.J. says, "Uh, the Lord is my German Shepard." :rofl:

I really lose it when J.J. says, "Uh, the Lord is my German Shepard." :rofl:
So do I! :brent I love the rejected episode titles we came up with for this one. :rofl:

So do I! :brent I love the rejected episode titles we came up with for this one. :rofl:
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If you look closely once Willona sits down, she asks Florida if her wig is on ok.:D I noticed that while watching my dvd. Yes, this is the funniest episode ever!

If you look closely once Willona sits down, she asks Florida if her wig is on ok.:D I noticed that while watching my dvd. Yes, this is the funniest episode ever!


Yeah for years I always looked at that as a GOOF about the wig about to fall off but i see that it was part of the script

That was one messy wig. It sure did not look good at all. It appeared to be all ratted. A birds nest. :rofl:

That was one messy wig. It sure did not look good at all. It appeared to be all ratted. A birds nest. :rofl:
It wasn't very flattering, that's for sure. :lol:

That was one messy wig. It sure did not look good at all. It appeared to be all ratted. A birds nest. :rofl:


That wasn't a WIG it was a WOG!!!



LOL-LOL

It wasn't very flattering, that's for sure. :lol:
Willona looked like she should be walking the streets with that wig on rather than working at a boutique. :lol:

Willona looked like she should be walking the streets with that wig on rather than working at a boutique. :lol:
OUCH. :eek: :rofl: Like that girl in "The Physical" (season 6), who was busted for "streetwalking" - walking down the street when she saw her man stepping out on her, so she hit him in the head with a frozen hamhock. :rofl:

OUCH. :eek: :rofl: Like that girl in "The Physical" (season 6), who was busted for "streetwalking" - walking down the street when she saw her man stepping out on her, so she hit him in the head with a frozen hamhock. :rofl:
:brent

That frozen ham hock gets more play on this board than any other topic. :lol:

:brent

That frozen ham hock gets more play on this board than any other topic. :lol:

It still cracks me up. :rofl: Don't forget that the dopey cop was played by Charles Hallahan, who would go on to be Fred Dryer and Stepfanie Kramer's superior on Hunter, and played a police captain on an early episode of L&O. Thankfully, those cops were a lot smarter than the one he played on GT. :lol:

It still cracks me up. :rofl: Don't forget that the dopey cop was played by Charles Hallahan, who would go on to be Fred Dryer and Stepfanie Kramer's superior on Hunter, and played a police captain on an early episode of L&O. Thankfully, those cops were a lot smarter than the one he played on GT. :lol:
Oh my, I only seen HUNTER during its first run. I totally forgot he was on that show. Yeah, cops on GOOD TIMES means stupid cops. Any other show, smart cops. ;)

Oh my, I only seen HUNTER during its first run. I totally forgot he was on that show. Yeah, cops on GOOD TIMES means stupid cops. Any other show, smart cops. ;)
Well, Dukes of Hazzard didn't have smart cops. :lol: Other than that, you're totally right.

:brent

That frozen ham hock gets more play on this board than any other topic. :lol:
Every time I hear the term "hamhock" in any context, I just crack up because I automatically think of this episode!! :rofl:

Every time I hear the term "hamhock" in any context, I just crack up because I automatically think of this episode!! :rofl:
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And when I hear the word "meatloaf"...:eek: :faint:


:lol:

:rofl:

And when I hear the word "meatloaf"...:eek: :faint:


:lol:
:rofl:

It still cracks me up. :rofl: Don't forget that the dopey cop was played by Charles Hallahan, who would go on to be Fred Dryer and Stepfanie Kramer's superior on Hunter, and played a police captain on an early episode of L&O. Thankfully, those cops were a lot smarter than the one he played on GT. :lol:

Coincidentally, John Amos was one of Fred Dryer and Stepfanie Kramer's superiors on Hunter as well.

and that was in S1 of that show.

Willona looked like she should be walking the streets with that wig on rather than working at a boutique. :lol:

That's 8 burns in one sentence...LOL!!!

:lol:

Coincidentally, John Amos was one of Fred Dryer and Stepfanie Kramer's superiors on Hunter as well.

and that was in S1 of that show.
That's right, I'd forgotten about that. That was before Charles Hallahan came in, who guest-starred in the GT episode "The Physical" (which aired in Season 6). Thanks! :cool: