George And Lousie In The Later years

[USATVFAN]

i Been watching alot of 1980s episode since Friday and i notice that George And Louise Hardly had A Fight Or Argued after season 7,it wasn't like the first 6 years when it seem they were always having a fight or argument.
and when they did have a fight or argument(which seem like it hardly happened after season 7) it wasn't as loud or a huge blowout fight like the earlier years.
i remember Reading Somewhere that the producer had to toned down the fights between George And Louise Along with everything else in the 1980s.

[lil_weezy]

yeah they didn't do it as often...but george never failed to say something crazy and weezy never failed to say "george!" when he did or say those crazy things....lol

[USATVFAN]

Originally Posted by lil_weezy

yeah they didn't do it as often...but george never failed to say something crazy and weezy never failed to say "george!" when he did or say those crazy things....lol

that is true.
they had to cool down on the arguement in the 80s,they pretty much cooled down or toned everthing down in the 80s i could list 10 things right now.
everything and everybody(including Tom and Helen)change in the 80s.

[jamesanthony]

Originally Posted by Weezyfan

that is true.
they had to cool down on the arguement in the 80s,they pretty much cooled down or toned everthing down in the 80s i could list 10 things right now.
everything and everybody(including Tom and Helen)change in the 80s.

Tom was more buffoonish in the 80s. Helen didn't change that much to me. What is really strange in the 80s are how buddy buddy George became with the Willises- Tom in particular in the 80s. Understandable in real life but it took the edge off the series.

[USATVFAN]

Originally Posted by jamesanthony

Tom was more buffoonish in the 80s. Helen didn't change that much to me. What is really strange in the 80s are how buddy buddy George became with the Willises- Tom in particular in the 80s. Understandable in real life but it took the edge off the series.

i felt that Helen Became More Spoiled Or A Snob By The Last Couple Of years.

[jamesanthony]

Originally Posted by Weezyfan

i felt that Helen Became More Spoiled Or A Snob By The Last Couple Of years.

Maybe so- in a couple episodes her behavior is very odd- Blood or money she's whining about having given blood and in Odd Couple she's doing a Lena Horne not very good impersonation. But after Mother Jefferson and Jay Hammer I liked her the least- she wore the pants in the relationship with Tom. She also had an attrocious hairdo in the last season.
As for her being spoiled, unlike Louise and Florence I get the feeling that she never knew what it meant to be in want so to me she was less sympathetic. i guess Jenny never did either but she was more down to earth maybe because she was young.

[jamesanthony]

Originally Posted by Weezyfan

i Been watching alot of 1980s episode since Friday and i notice that George And Louise Hardly had A Fight Or Argued after season 7,it wasn't like the first 6 years when it seem they were always having a fight or argument.
and when they did have a fight or argument(which seem like it hardly happened after season 7) it wasn't as loud or a huge blowout fight like the earlier years.
i remember Reading Somewhere that the producer had to toned down the fights between George And Louise Along with everything else in the 1980s.

ALthough the fireworks are toned down those two actors really knew how to breath a lot of life into those characters. The last season episodes really bring this out: the episodes are not this series' best by far, but Isabel and Sherman were extremely believable as a devoted married couple, and yes couples like that who are bombastic in their earlier years do mellow out with time. It is actually very sweet to watch. Episodes that demonstrate this are: Try A Little Tenderness, State of Mind, Blood or Money, Odd Couple and the hidden video episode.

[USATVFAN]

they were still fun to watch in the later years,but they were at there funniest together in the early years Especially in All in the family and season 1 of the Jeffersons when they were in the same room.
although it was nice not to see them fighting or arguing like they did in the early episodes.

[USATVFAN]

Another Difference Abouit George And Luoise In The early Years Compared To The later Years That i notice tonight when i watch a season 4 episode was That George Wasn't as Pushy,Controlling Or Demanding Toward Louise, He Didn't Tell Her What To Do Or Demand She Do What He Told her to Do.

Episodes Examples Are

A Friend In Need
Louise Feels Useless
Jefferson Vs Jefferson
The Cook Book
The Wedding
The Agreement
The Marriage Counselors
Louise's Friend
George Needs Help
Louise's Reuion
Louise's Award
The Ones You Love
A Night To Remeber
I've Got A Secret

[JulieSomoski]

I've been watching my first season DVD lately, and in every single episode, they have a huge fight, and the main storyline revolves around it. Most of the episodes in season 2 and 3 are the same way, and that's what I always liked the most about the Jeffersons. It wasn't a goody-goody fight, where they fight, and they solve it and make up in the next 10 minutes. They had a fight, it ended, they almost never made up, and life went on.

By the last season, they rarely fighted, Tom and Helen where barely seen together anymore, the show was nowhere near edgy, and all the characters seemed to have been dumbed-down a bit. I think the main reason for that was because by the last season, family shows like The Cosby Show, Family Ties, and Who's the Boss? had taken over television, and where the shows that remained when this happen, like The Jeffersons, tried to become what The Cosby Show was - a nice, heart-warming show where no one fighted.

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by roseanne88-97

I've been watching my first season DVD lately, and in every single episode, they have a huge fight, and the main storyline revolves around it. Most of the episodes in season 2 and 3 are the same way, and that's what I always liked the most about the Jeffersons. It wasn't a goody-goody fight, where they fight, and they solve it and make up in the next 10 minutes. They had a fight, it ended, they almost never made up, and life went on.

By the last season, they rarely fighted, Tom and Helen where barely seen together anymore, the show was nowhere near edgy, and all the characters seemed to have been dumbed-down a bit. I think the main reason for that was because by the last season, family shows like The Cosby Show, Family Ties, and Who's the Boss? had taken over television, and where the shows that remained when this happen, like The Jeffersons, tried to become what The Cosby Show was - a nice, heart-warming show where no one fighted.

That's probably why the TV guide critic after the first season called the Jeffersons a "UNPLEASANT SHOW"

lol