didn't follow through all the way wih it. Therefore, you know the rest-LOL

As long as you admit Good Times was a spinoff.

Originally posted by Brian Damage
As long as you admit Good Times was a spinoff.

I always sauid it was Intended to be a spinoff but it just never happened.

That's where you're wrong, it did happen!

Good Times
1974-1979

Originally posted by Brian Damage
That's where you're wrong, it did happen!

Good Times
1974-1979


You will find out why it did happened when you get the article in the mail.

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
I always sauid it was Intended to be a spinoff but it just never happened.


You have your info wrong Sitcom Analyzer Good Times was a spinoff.

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
You will find out why it did happened when you get the article in the mail.

You need a reality check. You really do.

Originally posted by CCH
You have your info wrong Sitcom Analyzer Good Times was a spinoff.

Everybody but Sitcom ANALyzer knows that.

Originally posted by CCH
You have your info wrong Sitcom Analyzer Good Times was a spinoff.


I have a copy of the article that supports my argument. What do you have?

Originally posted by Brian Damage
That's where you're wrong, it did happen!

Good Times
1974-1979


Article was mailed today. I can't wait until you get it so we can end this.

Good Times always has and always will be a Spinoff.

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
Article was mailed today. I can't wait until you get it so we can end this.


I'm looking forward to it.

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
I have a copy of the article that supports my argument. What do you have?

The support of every other article, book, website, opinion, etc. that says anything about Good Times.

Originally posted by *PinkLady*
The support of every other article, book, website, opinion, etc. that says anything about Good Times.


if those statements in your articles, website, book, is not from an writer, producer, or director from the Show Good Times then it means nothing.

Solomon, why should anyone buy into anything you say? You've stated on numerous occasions that you weren't going to discuss this subject anymore, but you keep ranting about it anyway. You're not even a man of your word.

Originally posted by GeeBee
Solomon, why should anyone buy into anything you say? You've stated on numerous occasions that you weren't going to discuss this subject anymore, but you keep ranting about it anyway. You're not even a man of your word.


Somone had just brought up a good point. PLANNED SPINOFFS. And it seemed to make a lot of sense. It was planned to be a spinoff but just didn't turn out that way.

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
Somone had just brought up a good point. PLANNED SPINOFFS. And it seemed to make a lot of sense. It was planned to be a spinoff but just didn't turn out that way.


Sitcom Analyzer Good Times was a SPINOFF get it :smash:


By the way Sitcom Analyzer i have seen some of your post on the Good Times boards and i must tell you some of them are very weird please get some help soon. :( Don't forget i'm here for you. ;)

I bet if Norman Lear himself said that GT was a spinoff, you'd still try to find a way to disprove him.

Originally posted by CCH
Sitcom Analyzer Good Times was a SPINOFF get it :smash:


By the way Sitcom Analyzer i have seen some of your post on the Good Times boards and i must tell you some of them are very weird please get some help soon. :( Don't forget i'm here for you. ;)


Respond to some of the weird posts because i have no idea what you are talking about

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
Respond to some of the weird posts because i have no idea what you are talking about


Sitcom Analyzer (SOLOMON) You don't know what weird posts ... You got to be kidding me right ? :lol: :lol:

Originally posted by CCH
Sitcom Analyzer (SOLOMON) You don't know what weird posts ... You got to be kidding me right ? :lol: :lol:


Like i said, respond to whatever post you are talking about on the Good Times board.

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
Like i said, respond to whatever post you are talking about on the Good Times board.


I did but this time i'll put weird post. :crazy:

Good Times first aired in February 1974 as a mid-season replacement and went on for six years. This spinoff of the TV series, Maude, centered on the Evans' family. In Maude Esther Rolle had portrayed Florida Evans, the black housekeeper, but in Good Times Florida and her family were struggling to survive in a South Side ghetto in Chicago.

Show Stars
John Amos - James Evans (1974-1976)
Johnny Brown - Nathan Bookman (1977-1979)
Ralph Carter - Michael Evans
Ja'net DuBois - Willona Woods
Janet Jackson - Penny Woods (1977-1979)
Ben Powers - Keith Anderson (1978-1979)
Esther Rolle - Florida Evans (1974-1977), (1978-1979)
BernNadette Stanis - Thelma Evans Anderson
Jimmie Walker - James "J.J." Evans, Jr.

Show Crew
Austin Kalish - Executive Producer (1976-1978)
Allan Manings - Executive Producer (1975-1976)
Norman Lear - Executive Producer (1974-1975)
Irma Kalish - Executive Producer (1976-1978)
Norman Paul - Executive Producer (1978-1979)
Mike Evans - Creator
Eric Monte - Creator
Norman Lear - Developer



Maude Starred

Show Stars
Beatrice Arthur - Maude Findlay
Hermione Baddeley - Mrs. Nell Naugatuck (1974-1977)
Conrad Bain - Dr. Arthur Harmon
Adrienne Barbeau - Carol Traynor
Bill Macy - Walter Findlay
Rue McClanahan - Vivian Cavender Harmon (1974-1978)
J. Pat O'Malley - Bert Beasley (1976-1977)
Esther Rolle - Florida Evans (1972-1974)

Show Crew
Hal Cooper - Executive Producer
Norman Lear - Executive Producer
Rod Parker - Executive Producer
Norman Lear - Creator



This call can be found on http://www.tvtome.com/

Look up both shows, both shows had a character named Florida Evans played by Esther Rolle.

Now get off that is was not a spinnoff and find something else to occupy your time with.

Originally posted by hughpuppies
Good Times first aired in February 1974 as a mid-season replacement and went on for six years. This spinoff of the TV series, Maude, centered on the Evans' family. In Maude Esther Rolle had portrayed Florida Evans, the black housekeeper, but in Good Times Florida and her family were struggling to survive in a South Side ghetto in Chicago.

Show Stars
John Amos - James Evans (1974-1976)
Johnny Brown - Nathan Bookman (1977-1979)
Ralph Carter - Michael Evans
Ja'net DuBois - Willona Woods
Janet Jackson - Penny Woods (1977-1979)
Ben Powers - Keith Anderson (1978-1979)
Esther Rolle - Florida Evans (1974-1977), (1978-1979)
BernNadette Stanis - Thelma Evans Anderson
Jimmie Walker - James "J.J." Evans, Jr.

Show Crew
Austin Kalish - Executive Producer (1976-1978)
Allan Manings - Executive Producer (1975-1976)
Norman Lear - Executive Producer (1974-1975)
Irma Kalish - Executive Producer (1976-1978)
Norman Paul - Executive Producer (1978-1979)
Mike Evans - Creator
Eric Monte - Creator
Norman Lear - Developer



Maude Starred

Show Stars
Beatrice Arthur - Maude Findlay
Hermione Baddeley - Mrs. Nell Naugatuck (1974-1977)
Conrad Bain - Dr. Arthur Harmon
Adrienne Barbeau - Carol Traynor
Bill Macy - Walter Findlay
Rue McClanahan - Vivian Cavender Harmon (1974-1978)
J. Pat O'Malley - Bert Beasley (1976-1977)
Esther Rolle - Florida Evans (1972-1974)

Show Crew
Hal Cooper - Executive Producer
Norman Lear - Executive Producer
Rod Parker - Executive Producer
Norman Lear - Creator



This call can be found on http://www.tvtome.com/

Look up both shows, both shows had a character named Florida Evans played by Esther Rolle.

Now get off that is was not a spinnoff and find something else to occupy your time with.


Until someone gives me an intelligent answer as to why the Evans moved to a Chicago Ghetto after already living in a New York City Ghetto (Harlem), then Good Times will never be a spinoff.

Think what you want. But you need a brain transplant if you can't see it is a spinoff. Guess you never watch the E! channel where they do biographies of tv show and the characters and cast members if you had you would have seen where it said that is was a spin off. Now take yourself and find something new to do we are tired of hear you repeat yourself over and over.

Why do you need an"intelligent" answer? It's a darn sitcom!

Originally posted by Brian Damage
Why do you need an"intelligent" answer? It's a darn sitcom!


I know. I just want someone to explain the Location of the Evans in both shows so everything can make more sense. No one has done that yet.

Why couldn't they just change their mind and change locations?

Originally posted by Brian Damage
Why couldn't they just change their mind and change locations?


If you are living in Harlem, why relocate to a different state to living in a different Ghetto?-LOL But remember Henry/James got a PROMOTION and Florida no longer had to work for Maude but they were living in the projects in the state of Chicago?????

I've said this before, it's a FRACTURED spinoff. Not everything fits, but the fact is the character of Florida Evans was still spunoff.

Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer
If you are living in Harlem, why relocate to a different state to living in a different Ghetto?-LOL But remember Henry/James got a PROMOTION and Florida no longer had to work for Maude but they were living in the projects in the state of Chicago?????

Geography lesson for the day:

Chicago is a city, not a state. The state in which Chicago is located is Illinois.

Admittedly, that is confusing, considering that Harlem is a neighborhood in a city whose name matches its state: New York, New York. Many people say "New York City, New York", or just plain "New York City" (I don't believe there is another New York City in the world!) if they want to be extra specific.

Originally posted by James
Geography lesson for the day:

Chicago is a city, not a state. The state in which Chicago is located is Illinois.



I know Chicago is not a state. I said the Evans relocated to a different state-WHICH WAS ILLINOIS to live in a different GHETTO, which was a Chicago Neighborhood.

Good Times is a spinoff. Always has been, always will be. You have yet to provide solid proof that it is not. There are hundreds of articles stating that fact to back me up. Where are yours?

Secondly, Good Times was NOT a planned spinoff. It was an idea for a show to stand seperately from the All in the Family universe. However, Norman Lear wanted a vehicle to spinoff the Florida Evans character and combined the two ideas to come up with Good Times.

Originally posted by Brian Damage
Good Times is a spinoff. Always has been, always will be. You have yet to provide solid proof that it is not. There are hundreds of articles stating that fact to back me up. Where are yours?


I have another Jet Magazine from May 1974 with the Good Times cast on the front. I will let you know what I find inside.

Well?

Originally posted by Brian Damage
Well?


I meant to say it's on the way. I should have it next week.

If the magazine says it's a spinoff, will you finally concede that it is one?

Originally posted by Brian Damage
If the magazine says it's a spinoff, will you finally concede that it is one?


Well if Norman Lear was interviewed and he states it's a spinoff then Yes I will

:rolleyes:

There's the absolutely no reason for you and ONLY YOU to think GT was not a spinoff.

Maude-Florida Evans(Maid)

Good Times-Florida Evans(Former Maid)

Coincedence? I think not.

Originally posted by Brian Damage
Maude-Florida Evans(Maid)

Good Times-Florida Evans(Former Maid)

Coincedence? I think not.


I just need to call or email Norman Lear to put a end to this debate.

I think that is a novel idea. You need to be educated on the truth.

Originally posted by Brian Damage
I think that is a novel idea. You need to be educated on the truth.


LOL :lol:

Wasn’t there supposed to be a GT episode that had Maude coming to stay with Florida and the family to see how ghetto life is? That would have solidified it.