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nerrad · 06-01-2004, 02:38 PM

Remember the episode when Fred and Donna were supposed to be married and Lamont, in another attempt of spoiling Fred's happiness, invited Esther and the family. ( Minne the moocher and Jake the jackass) How about when Esther said, "Her behind is mine". Lamont sprayed his drink all over the place, laughing so hard. Now, that's one time he had me rollin'

Anyway, in that episode there was another Uncle Woody. Not the regular one. Didn't he appear on Good Times, as a Reverand? James' father and Lena were getting married. He came strutting in the Evans' house. It looked like him.

TVFactFan · 06-01-2004, 07:29 PM

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Originally posted by nerrad
Remember the episode when Fred and Donna were supposed to be married and Lamont, in another attempt of spoiling Fred's happiness, invited Esther and the family. ( Minne the moocher and Jake the jackass) How about when Esther said, "Her behind is mine". Lamont sprayed his drink all over the place, laughing so hard. Now, that's one time he had me rollin'

Anyway, in that episode there was another Uncle Woody. Not the regular one. Didn't he appear on Good Times, as a Reverand? James' father and Lena were getting married. He came strutting in the Evans' house. It looked like him.

I know he played one of Bookman's assistants in one Good Times Episode. I will check to see if he played the reverand when Lena and Grandpa Evans were married.

TVFactFan · 06-01-2004, 09:04 PM

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Originally posted by nerrad
Remember the episode when Fred and Donna were supposed to be married and Lamont, in another attempt of spoiling Fred's happiness, invited Esther and the family. ( Minne the moocher and Jake the jackass) How about when Esther said, "Her behind is mine". Lamont sprayed his drink all over the place, laughing so hard. Now, that's one time he had me rollin'

Anyway, in that episode there was another Uncle Woody. Not the regular one. Didn't he appear on Good Times, as a Reverand? James' father and Lena were getting married. He came strutting in the Evans' house. It looked like him.

I just pulled that episode and yes he also played the reverand when Lena and Granpa Evans were married.

06-01-2004, 02:38 PM	#1
nerrad Member Senior Member Join Date: Oct 06, 2003 Location: pfunkytown Posts: 1,253	The "other" Uncle Woody and something strange Remember the episode when Fred and Donna were supposed to be married and Lamont, in another attempt of spoiling Fred's happiness, invited Esther and the family. ( Minne the moocher and Jake the jackass) How about when Esther said, "Her behind is mine". Lamont sprayed his drink all over the place, laughing so hard. Now, that's one time he had me rollin' Anyway, in that episode there was another Uncle Woody. Not the regular one. Didn't he appear on Good Times, as a Reverand? James' father and Lena were getting married. He came strutting in the Evans' house. It looked like him.