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Old 06-27-2004, 05:48 PM   #1
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Default Who was funnier when upset, James Evans or George Jefferson?

I would say it's a TIE. Both were funny as hell when they lost their temper. James wasn't as loud as George but both characters were the funniest when they were upset. It's a shame these characters never were in the same scene.
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Both pretty funny in their own ways,but James seemed more natural,you know what I mean?
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Definitely George....although I loved when James would use the word 'yang-yang' (like "Florida better not be givin' me any of that yang-yang!")
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George. Just by the fact that he was small huy trying to act big. He used to trip me out.
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A tie. I loved James' expression when he was mad. too much. And George always has me rolling especially when he strut/stomps out of the room.
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James had some good moments like when he yelled at Florida a woman are good for only two things..."The kitchen and bedroom! The kitchen and the bedroom!"


George on the other hand was hysterical. Here was this short guy ready to box somebody twice his size because they pissed him off.
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George was funnier, James was scary in a "little kid about to get spanked by his father" kind of way.
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George Jefferson I do not think when James Evans is mad is remotely funny; especially after watching The Family Gun episode...
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George Jefferson I do not think when James Evans is mad is remotely funny; especially after watching The Family Gun episode...


Oh come on Tara, James was funny in the ep-Family Gun


Florida:"James if someone broke in our would you actually use that gun on them"?


James: IS FAT MEAT GREASY?


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Oh come on Tara, James was funny in the ep-Family Gun


Florida:"James if someone broke in our would you actually use that gun on them"?


James: IS FAT MEAT GREASY?


LOL LOL
I never thought that James was a funny character; did not get me wrong..James Amos is a brillant actor; he was sexy..but not Ha Ha funny
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James was so funny and real
I was watching last night I go with James
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I'm going to have to go with George. He had more punchlines when he was going off on somebody..he had a comeback for everything! James was more your average father type that goes back to old saying and hip talk to put you in your place. He was also more emotional and passionate when he got mad. George was just a little firecracker suffering from the Napoleon complex.

Plus, you're analyzing 2 totally different characters in 2 totally different socio economic classes. So it's difficult to compare in my opinion. George would get mad and go off on somebody b/c they didn't want a black man in their country club. James would get mad b/c he coudn't get a job, or the uppity black folks didn't want their daughter going with JJ to the debutante.

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I'm going to have to go with George. He had more punchlines when he was going off on somebody..he had a comeback for everything! James was more your average father type that goes back to old saying and hip talk to put you in your place. He was also more emotional and passionate when he got mad. George was just a little firecracker suffering from the Napoleon complex.

Plus, you're analyzing 2 totally different characters in 2 totally different socio economic classes. So it's difficult to compare in my opinion. George would get mad and go off on somebody b/c they didn't want a black man in their country club. James would get mad b/c he coudn't get a job, or the uppity black folks didn't want their daughter going with JJ to the debutante.

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Yeah i know both characters were in different socio economic classes but since they were both Entertaining when they were mad, i was just curious to know which character people thought was the funniest.
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I'm going to have to go with George. He had more punchlines when he was going off on somebody..he had a comeback for everything! James was more your average father type that goes back to old saying and hip talk to put you in your place. He was also more emotional and passionate when he got mad. George was just a little firecracker suffering from the Napoleon complex.

Plus, you're analyzing 2 totally different characters in 2 totally different socio economic classes. So it's difficult to compare in my opinion. George would get mad and go off on somebody b/c they didn't want a black man in their country club. James would get mad b/c he coudn't get a job, or the uppity black folks didn't want their daughter going with JJ to the debutante.

Just my thoughts.
What's b/c?
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