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Old 04-05-2006, 12:31 PM   #1
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Default Did anyone else notice JJ's hair in the episode...

abt the family trying to buy a house. His hair was RED! It was so obvious to me yesterday, yet, I don't know why I never caught this before.

Also, the loan officer, Mr. Rutherford, his character acted the same way as his character did on What's Happening regarding the balloon company Shirley worked for. I had posted before abt it being the same actor, but it's weird how the same actor essentially played the same character on two different shows. He had empathy, was sincere and was well liked.
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abt the family trying to buy a house. His hair was RED! It was so obvious to me yesterday, yet, I don't know why I never caught this before.

Also, the loan officer, Mr. Rutherford, his character acted the same way as his character did on What's Happening regarding the balloon company Shirley worked for. I had posted before abt it being the same actor, but it's weird how the same actor essentially played the same character on two different shows. He had empathy, was sincere and was well liked.

I don;t think he was as GOOFY on What's happening as he was on Good Times
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True. But in essence, the same character. That's just weird to me.
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True. But in essence, the same character. That's just weird to me.

I disagree Irene, both characters were completely Different.
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Other than the obvious, what do u mean?
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on What's Happening he was Normal, on Good Times he was Clark Griswold-lol
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on What's Happening he was Normal, on Good Times he was Clark Griswold-lol
Again, proof that the GT writers made the honkies look stupid, dorky, etc.
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I didn't notice his red hair. What season was it where his hair was straight and looked as if he had used a curling iron?
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True. That guy who played the "white J.J." in the "I Had a Dream" episode was a TRUE dork, always yelling for eggs Benedict and trying to "act" black. VERY embarrassing and uncomf. to watch-lol It doesn't help that the episode itself sucked big time-lol.
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I didn't notice his red hair. What season was it where his hair was straight and looked as if he had used a curling iron?
I think that was season 5. By year 6, he'd gone back to his previous look, more natural.
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The white girl that Michael wanted to move in with wasn';t stupid or dorky
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The white girl that Michael wanted to move in with wasn';t stupid or dorky
her parents were...that's two outta three in that episode.
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Season 5, the season he looked like a conservative Monkey-lol
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The FBI guys weren't dorky or stupid, and the interveiwers who interviewed James weren't Dorky or acting stupid either. Oh also the Doctor on the show, both doctors.
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