Repeated Jokes

[craftman]

Good Times used some of the same jokes through out its run.

"You could be a witchdoctor and use your natural face as the voodoo mask."

From Episodes: Junior Gets A Patron & Florida The Woman

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by craftman

Good Times used some of the same jokes through out its run.

"You could be a witchdoctor and use your natural face as the voodoo mask."

From Episodes: Junior Gets A Patron & Florida The Woman

Good Catch, I guess they figured no one would noticed since it was 2 years apart-lol

[craftman]

(In a Japanese restaurant) "The last time I had to sit on the floor was when we got behind in our bills and they repossessed our furniture."

From episodes: Florida The Woman & Cousin Raymond

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by craftman

(In a Japanese restaurant) "The last time I had to sit on the floor was when we got behind in our bills and they repossessed our furniture."

From episodes: Florida The Woman & Cousin Raymond

Wow, now you are going to make me reanalyze seasons 1 to 6 of Good Times like I been doing with the Jeffersons-lol

[GARFIELDKOOL]

Both shows also used the line, "Well ain't that a blip!"

Willona and Florence used the same line respectively.

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by GARFIELDKOOL

Both shows also used the line, "Well ain't that a blip!"

Willona and Florence used the same line respectively.

Off the top of my head I can remember Willona using that line when she found out Walter was deaf but I can't remember when Florence used it

[GARFIELDKOOL]

Originally Posted by KingofTVResearch

Off the top of my head I can remember Willona using that line when she found out Walter was deaf but I can't remember when Florence used it

Florence DID use it, I am 100% sure she did, I just can't think of the episode, I think it's from the 70s episodes.

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by GARFIELDKOOL

Florence DID use it, I am 100% sure she did, I just can't think of the episode, I think it's from the 70s episodes.

I remember she did use it, I just don't know the episde

[Ireneparalegal]

I know when Willona said it she used that phrase in a "shock" style way. Of course because she was shocked that Walter was deaf.

As for Florence, I can think of her saying it more as sarcastic, but I too can't remember when she said it. Was it in the Hawaiian episodes when she thought that guy was going to propose marriage to her but he didn't?

Didn't J.J. use "old coyote face" a couple of times too?

[craftman]

Originally Posted by Ireneparalegal

I know when Willona said it she used that phrase in a "shock" style way. Of course because she was shocked that Walter was deaf.

As for Florence, I can think of her saying it more as sarcastic, but I too can't remember when she said it. Was it in the Hawaiian episodes when she thought that guy was going to propose marriage to her but he didn't?

Didn't J.J. use "old coyote face" a couple of times too?

I don't remember JJ ever using "old coyote face".

[craftman]

Michael asked James and Keith this when they were going on a job interview.

"Do they know you're black?"
James and Keith - "No, but as soon as I get there I'll tell them."

From episodes: The Man I Most Admire & JJ The Teacher

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by craftman

Michael asked James and Keith this when they were going on a job interview.

"Do they know you're black?"
James and Keith - "No, but as soon as I get there I'll tell them."

From episodes: The Man I Most Admire & JJ The Teacher

Michael never asked keith that question

[Ireneparalegal]

Originally Posted by craftman

I don't remember JJ ever using "old coyote face".

Probably because Thelma was yelling at the same time.

[craftman]

Originally Posted by KingofTVResearch

Michael never asked keith that question

Now come on , man. This is craftman you talking to. You must have gotten an edited version from TV One. It's right at the beginning of "JJ The Teacher."

[TVFactFan]

Originally Posted by craftman

Now come on , man. This is craftman you talking to. You must have gotten an edited version from TV One. It's right at the beginning of "JJ The Teacher."

So TV ONE is not uncut after all? So now I have to buy the DVD's, damm