What were the worst episodes from "Good Times" after John Amos left? imo the worse out of the entire series was

"Florida's Favorite Passenger"

as much as I love the topic they used for the episode it is too dramatic and over exaggerated imo

and the horrible green screen effect when the little boy almost fell into the elevator shaft in Part 2

What were the worst episodes from "Good Times" after John Amos left? imo the worse out of the entire series was

"Florida's Favorite Passenger"

as much as I love the topic they used for the episode it is too dramatic and over exaggerated imo

and the horrible green screen effect when the little boy almost fell into the elevator shaft in Part 2



The Favorite Passenger is defintely in the top 5 for the worst after James left. You know I can't think of another one so I will agree with and chose My Favorite Passenger because I always skip that episode.

The Judith Cohen Story.

I can't get into the episode where James' father returns with his girlfriend. I like the first few minutes when James is mentioned, but after that, I just can't.

The Judith Cohen Story.

I can't get into the episode where James' father returns with his girlfriend. I like the first few minutes when James is mentioned, but after that, I just can't.



My Favorite episode after James is the Judith Cohen story:lol: :lol: :lol:

Just yesterday,I watched the episode where Wilona and the Evans kids try to get Bookman fired.For some reason,I don't like this episode...it actually bored me.

How about the one where JJ dreams that he is white? That's one of my picks for the worst episode of the entire series!!!

How about the one where JJ dreams that he is white? That's one of my picks for the worst episode of the entire series!!!

That's one of the episodes I refuse to watch again

That's one of the episodes I refuse to watch again

Once was MORE than enough. :eek:

What were the worst episodes from "Good Times" after John Amos left? imo the worse out of the entire series was

"Florida's Favorite Passenger"

as much as I love the topic they used for the episode it is too dramatic and over exaggerated imo

and the horrible green screen effect when the little boy almost fell into the elevator shaft in Part 2


I fell asleep during the GT marathon on TVLand, and woke up just in time to see Larry almost fall into the elevator. Scared the shait out of me....:eek:

I fell asleep during the GT marathon on TVLand, and woke up just in time to see Larry almost fall into the elevator. Scared the shait out of me....:eek:


I hope you are talking about when you were 6 years old

I actually kind of like the "Favorite Passenger" episodes, although them just standing their watching before he tries to go in the elevator shaft is kind of stupid! But "The Border" episode is the worst episode after James left to me! Just stupid and very out of place, I mean who in the hell cares about some crusty old "Mr. Dunbar".

I actually kind of like the "Favorite Passenger" episodes, although them just standing their watching before he tries to go in the elevator shaft is kind of stupid! But "The Border" episode is the worst episode after James left to me! Just stupid and very out of place, I mean who in the hell cares about some crusty old "Mr. Dunbar".


Now I actually liked that episode. That old man was a damm good actor:lol: :lol:


"If it's lights out for me, it's lights out for us ALL"


:lol: :lol:

Now I actually liked that episode. That old man was a damm good actor:lol: :lol:


"If it's lights out for me, it's lights out for us ALL"


:lol: :lol:
I don't even remember that episode. Was that in Season 4 or 5?

I don't even remember that episode. Was that in Season 4 or 5?


toward the end of season 5

OK, thanks. I know I've watched all the episodes (I checked out all 6 seasons out of the library several years ago), but I don't remember some of them. I guess I didn't find this particular one very memorable. :lol:

OK, thanks. I know I've watched all the episodes (I checked out all 6 seasons out of the library several years ago), but I don't remember some of them. I guess I didn't find this particular one very memorable. :lol:


J.J was looking to rent one of the rooms in the Evans Apt because they needed the extra money and a old man responded to the ad who happened to be on the run from a crook LOL

OK, now it sounds vaguely familiar. I'll have to re-watch that one sometime.

OK, now it sounds vaguely familiar. I'll have to re-watch that one sometime.


The old man who rented the room played Florence Father on the Jeffersons

The old man who rented the room played Florence Father on the Jeffersons

Cool!! :cool:

[QUOTE=Sonny Carson]I actually kind of like the "Favorite Passenger" episodes, although them just standing their watching before he tries to go in the elevator shaft is kind of stupid![QUOTE]

Hey, in Part 2 we saw the very last of Len-nay - looting hot water bottles and bedpans!!!! :rofl:

[QUOTE=Sonny Carson]I actually kind of like the "Favorite Passenger" episodes, although them just standing their watching before he tries to go in the elevator shaft is kind of stupid![QUOTE]

Hey, in Part 2 we saw the very last of Len-nay - looting hot water bottles and bedpans!!!! :rofl:


The ep when he a TV Guide in his coat I wonder had some significance lol

Like him been a feature story in that particular TV he was showing in his coat


I think it's part 2 ep when carl finds out he has cancer

[QUOTE=catlover79][QUOTE=Sonny Carson]I actually kind of like the "Favorite Passenger" episodes, although them just standing their watching before he tries to go in the elevator shaft is kind of stupid!


The ep when he a TV Guide in his coat I wonder had some significance lol

Like him been a feature story in that particular TV he was showing in his coat


I think it's part 2 ep when carl finds out he has cancer

No, in that one he was looting jewelry. The one where he has the TV and the 5 or 6 TV Guides in his coat was from S5's "No More Mr. Nice Guy". That's the same one where he says, "Hey, Officer!! My name is Len-nay and I just got picked up in front of Den-nay's!!" :rofl: The actor playing the cop looked like he was trying desperately not to laugh. :lol:

[QUOTE=TVFactFan][QUOTE=catlover79]

No, in that one he was looting jewelry. The one where he has the TV and the 5 or 6 TV Guides in his coat was from S5's "No More Mr. Nice Guy". That's the same one where he says, "Hey, Officer!! My name is Len-nay and I just got picked up in front of Den-nay's!!" :rofl: The actor playing the cop looked like he was trying desperately not to laugh. :lol:


Ok yeah, so that was a season 5 episode. I;m going to hunt for that TV guide LOL

Here it is, at the 2:52 mark:

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