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Originally Posted by retrochick9
It's hard to believe when you watch the show that there were all of these disagreements going on behind the scenes. It's kind of depressing  It's too bad that happened. I guess I can understand that Rolle and Amos were worried with it being the first black sitcom and all, but it's just sad that everyone had to be so paranoid about every little thing. It was just as depressing as finding out about the disagreements on Three's Company.
But, I'm glad we can still watch the shows now cause I love them both!!!  |
Good Times was the "First Black Family Sitcom" not the first Black Sitcom