TVFactFan
09-19-2003, 07:26 PM
passive around Florida. Maude was the Employer but she seemed to give forida the upper Hand. Anyone agree?
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View Full Version : I found it funny how Maude was so Bossy and Controlling arond Walter and so TVFactFan 09-19-2003, 07:26 PM passive around Florida. Maude was the Employer but she seemed to give forida the upper Hand. Anyone agree? Brian Damage 09-19-2003, 07:32 PM That's because she knew she was moving to the ghetto of Chicago with her abusive husband James on Good Times. TVFactFan 09-19-2003, 07:35 PM Originally posted by Brian Damage That's because she knew she was moving to the ghetto of Chicago with her abusive husband James on Good Times. Maude didn't know anyone by the name of James. She did know henry and that he lived in Harlem. Brian Damage 09-19-2003, 07:42 PM He changed his name to James and moved to Chicago with Florida, JJ, Thelma and Michael. Pug Lover 11-22-2003, 07:33 PM Maude didn,t always have the upper hand of Walter.One thing Walter did famously,was when he asked Maude to sit down and listen to him,and Maude wouldn,t cooperate,he,d yell'MAUDE SIT'.And immediatly Maude sat.This little technique of his never failed.:D LILFACE23 11-22-2003, 08:09 PM I miss this show. My mom used to watch it when I was little. :( Pug Lover 11-22-2003, 09:29 PM I know what you mean.My parents used to watch Maude when I was little as well.One of my all time favourite shows.Unfortunately it seems to be one of those shows that are rarely seen in syndication.However,back in the fall of 1998,back to back episodes of Maude were seen on the WTN channel.I managed to record the show,s first three seasons on VHS.:cool: TVFactFan 11-22-2003, 09:36 PM Originally posted by Pug Lover I know what you mean.My parents used to watch Maude when I was little as well.One of my all time favourite shows.Unfortunately it seems to be one of those shows that are rarely seen in syndication.However,back in the fall of 1998,back to back episodes of Maude were seen on the WTN channel.I managed to record the show,s first three seasons on VHS.:cool: I heard that Maude doesn't do well in syndication and that's the reason why a lot local stations and cable networks refused to pick the show up. astro4004 12-21-2003, 11:57 PM This was the central joke of Maude: that she was a bossy, domineering person who was in all actuality deeply insecure. This insecurity reared its head in the form of middle class/ white guilt most of the time, but it was also evident in her relationship with Walter. "Maude's Facelift" is a good example of her neurotic side. TVFactFan 12-22-2003, 12:03 AM Originally posted by astro4004 This was the central joke of Maude: that she was a bossy, domineering person who was in all actuality deeply insecure. This insecurity reared its head in the form of middle class/ white guilt most of the time, but it was also evident in her relationship with Walter. "Maude's Facelift" is a good example of her neurotic side. Is Maude one of your favorite sitcoms? astro4004 12-22-2003, 01:30 AM Indeed, I love Maude. LOVE. :lol: Mawwde, ya face, ya face! It's unbelievable! OUTTASIGHT! PracTz 12-27-2003, 06:57 PM Originally posted by Brian Damage That's because she knew she was moving to the ghetto of Chicago with her abusive husband James on Good Times. Huh?! 1. No mention of Chicago locale for Florida in 'Maude'. 2. Florida's husband in 'Maude' was named Henry (not James. .nor Henry James) and he had steady work as a fireman near where they lived in Harlem. 3. While James (of 'Good Times') used and threatened corporal punishment against their children to an extent that would be consider abusive today, there never was the slightest hint James (or Henry) did anything more than verbally disagree with his wife- and even then, they argued as equals. He never even threatened to raise a hand to Florida- EVER! TVFactFan 12-27-2003, 07:07 PM Originally posted by PracTz Huh?! 1. No mention of Chicago locale for Florida in 'Maude'. 2. Florida's husband in 'Maude' was named Henry (not James. .nor Henry James) and he had steady work as a fireman near where they lived in Harlem. 3. While James (of 'Good Times') used and threatened corporal punishment against their children to an extent that would be consider abusive today, there never was the slightest hint James (or Henry) did anything more than verbally disagree with his wife- and even then, they argued as equals. He never even threatened to raise a hand to Florida- EVER! James only yelled at J.J. He never really yelled at no other family member Nanny Fine 12-31-2003, 06:50 PM Originally posted by Brian Damage That's because she knew she was moving to the ghetto of Chicago with her abusive husband James on Good Times. :rotflmao: :grineyes: |