By the time he appeared, the show was stale, wasn't funny anymore, and garrett morris himself acted silly. I know he probably had a contract on SNL in the seventies, but he would have been better used back then. I also didn't like the fact they he also played George and Weezy's adopted "son"

By the time he appeared, the show was stale, wasn't funny anymore, and garrett morris himself acted silly. I know he probably had a contract on SNL in the seventies, but he would have been better used back then. I also didn't like the fact they he also played George and Weezy's adopted "son"


I have to respectfully disagree. He actually made the show funny with his appearances in the 80's episodes and wish he was in more of them. I think he was in a total of 4. But I enjoyed all of his appearances.

Example below


George: "Why are you 40?

Jimmy: "because I was 39 last year"


:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

I have to respectfully disagree. He actually made the show funny with his appearances in the 80's episodes and wish he was in more of them. I think he was in a total of 4. But I enjoyed all of his appearances.

Example below


George: "Why are you 40?

Jimmy: "because I was 39 last year"


:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


He wasn't bad, I was just saying because of the show's state at the time he appeared, it would have been more of a big deal in the 70s.

He wasn't bad, I was just saying because of the show's state at the time he appeared, it would have been more of a big deal in the 70s.


But I know what you mean, it would have been fun seeing him around the 1975 George rather than the 1984 George who had been toned down for years