The Jefferson's set WAS actually on Good Times

[GARFIELDKOOL]

I know someone posted about this not too long ago, but in episode "J.J.'s New Career" that apt where the dope dealers were....that's the Jefferson's apartment. I had to look at it again to make sure, because when it was posted, I never paid it much attention. Look at it again, that kitchen, that window through the kitchen, that blacony, that living room, that's the Jefferson's apartment. It's just covered up with different stuff.

[Ireneparalegal]

Originally Posted by GARFIELDKOOL

I know someone posted about this not too long ago, but in episode "J.J.'s New Career" that apt where the dope dealers were....that's the Jefferson's apartment. I had to look at it again to make sure, because when it was posted, I never paid it much attention. Look at it again, that kitchen, that window through the kitchen, that blacony, that living room, that's the Jefferson's apartment. It's just covered up with different stuff.

It was me Kool. Yep, and also when it was Thelma's african boyfriend's apt. the same hallway too.

[GARFIELDKOOL]

Originally Posted by Ireneparalegal

It was me Kool. Yep, and also when it was Thelma's african boyfriend's apt. the same hallway too.

I will check that one out too.

Since we are on the topic of sets, did you know Sanford and Son and Chico and the Man used the same set, and the Sanford home was the same home as the Thomas's home on What's Happening?

[Ireneparalegal]

Originally Posted by GARFIELDKOOL

I will check that one out too.

Since we are on the topic of sets, did you know Sanford and Son and Chico and the Man used the same set, and the Sanford home was the same home as the Thomas's home on What's Happening?

Yep. I wasn't sure back in the dayz, but later on, I did discover that they recycled the sets alot. It's interesting to see these shows now and comparing the sets! LOL

Ok, so actors were recycled, the writing (scripts) were recycled, the sets are recycled....Hmmmmmm, i wonder what else was recycled????

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by GARFIELDKOOL

I know someone posted about this not too long ago, but in episode "J.J.'s New Career" that apt where the dope dealers were....that's the Jefferson's apartment. I had to look at it again to make sure, because when it was posted, I never paid it much attention. Look at it again, that kitchen, that window through the kitchen, that blacony, that living room, that's the Jefferson's apartment. It's just covered up with different stuff.

That was the closet i ever came to seeing a crossover between the Jeffersons and Good Times-lol

[nerrad]

Originally Posted by GARFIELDKOOL

I know someone posted about this not too long ago, but in episode "J.J.'s New Career" that apt where the dope dealers were....that's the Jefferson's apartment. I had to look at it again to make sure, because when it was posted, I never paid it much attention. Look at it again, that kitchen, that window through the kitchen, that blacony, that living room, that's the Jefferson's apartment. It's just covered up with different stuff.

I never paid it much attention either. I knew about the Sanford/Thomas house thing. LOL. I need to watch these old sitcoms closely. You never know what you will discover.

[Brieannas21]

Originally Posted by GARFIELDKOOL

I know someone posted about this not too long ago, but in episode "J.J.'s New Career" that apt where the dope dealers were....that's the Jefferson's apartment. I had to look at it again to make sure, because when it was posted, I never paid it much attention. Look at it again, that kitchen, that window through the kitchen, that blacony, that living room, that's the Jefferson's apartment. It's just covered up with different stuff.

Yeah I started a thread about this some months back and others didn't think so. I knew that kitchen was the Jeffersons and the Livingroom, the only thing that was missing was the bathroom door and the hallway leading to the bedrooms.

[FredScuttle]

Originally Posted by TVResearcher

That was the closet i ever came to seeing a crossover between the Jeffersons and Good Times-lol

well, they're sitcom siblings, so to speak, as they're both in the same
"sitcom universe". Jeffersons spun off of All in the Family and Good Times
spun off of Maude, which also spun off of All in the Family.

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by FredScuttle

well, they're sitcom siblings, so to speak, as they're both in the same
"sitcom universe". Jeffersons spun off of All in the Family and Good Times
spun off of Maude, which also spun off of All in the Family.

All in the Family/Maude and Good Times are not connected. If you want to know why email or pm me.