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Old 06-07-2012, 03:21 PM   #1
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Default This statement by Cliff was more suited for Good Times in season 1

When Theo wanted a $94 shirt and Cliff though it was too expensive and said

"The only time a 14 year old boy should wear a $94 shirt is when he is on stage with his four brothers"

Now this reference to the Jackson 5 made no sense because at that time the Jackson brothers were no longer singing together so not sure why it was in the script. Seemed like this reference made more sense for Good Times in 1974 because that was the era of the Jackson 5 not 1984
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When Theo wanted a $94 shirt and Cliff though it was too expensive and said

"The only time a 14 year old boy should wear a $94 shirt is when he is on stage with his four brothers"

Now this reference to the Jackson 5 made no sense because at that time the Jackson brothers were no longer singing together so not sure why it was in the script. Seemed like this reference made more sense for Good Times in 1974 because that was the era of the Jackson 5 not 1984


It's still a funny thing to say though.And very true because i would never pay 94 dollars for a shirt lol
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It's still a funny thing to say though.And very true because i would never pay 94 dollars for a shirt lol

I think the most I paid for a shirt was $50.
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I think the most I paid for a shirt was $50.

I payed 50 for my Adidas hoodie,Even that i hated to do though
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When Theo wanted a $94 shirt and Cliff though it was too expensive and said

"The only time a 14 year old boy should wear a $94 shirt is when he is on stage with his four brothers"

Now this reference to the Jackson 5 made no sense because at that time the Jackson brothers were no longer singing together so not sure why it was in the script. Seemed like this reference made more sense for Good Times in 1974 because that was the era of the Jackson 5 not 1984
Not exactly.

The Jacksons were performing together in 1984 "Victory", but they were 6, not five, and they were still widely known as the former Jackson 5, even though MJ was no 14 year old boy. The important thing was the reference and that much of the audience got the joke.
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Not exactly.

The Jacksons were performing together in 1984 "Victory", but they were 6, not five, and they were still widely known as the former Jackson 5, even though MJ was no 14 year old boy. The important thing was the reference and that much of the audience got the joke.

Well he could have been talking about New Edition since they was the 80's version of the Jackson Five. He never named the group
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Still $94 for a shirt is outragious.
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"Theo I don't have a 94 dollar shirt and I have a job"
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$95 for a shirt is crazy! I would not pay that for a shirt either. I think that was a good line and was funny. Heck, it is still funny today. It may have been more funny on Good Times since they were in the 70s, but I think it is still a good line in any decade.
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$95 for a shirt is crazy! I would not pay that for a shirt either. I think that was a good line and was funny. Heck, it is still funny today. It may have been more funny on Good Times since they were in the 70s, but I think it is still a good line in any decade.

Even when you are employed, unless you are filthy rich you would not be spending 95 dollars on a shirt
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Still $94 for a shirt is outragious.

I agree with that. That is too much in my opinion even in 2012.
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Well he could have been talking about New Edition since they was the 80's version of the Jackson Five. He never named the group
Come on. We all knew who he was talking about. Loud and clear.
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Come on. We all knew who he was talking about. Loud and clear.

Not really because it was another group that was HOT at the time that episode aired. The jacksons were all separated and no longer singing together
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Not really because it was another group that was HOT at the time that episode aired. The jacksons were all separated and no longer singing together
Who said it had to be a current group? Besides, what were the other groups that had a five brothers who were family members?
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Who said it had to be a current group? Besides, what were the other groups that had a five brothers who were family members?

Right, so that means I should stick to my original statement and that it shouldn't have been in the script because they were not singing together anymore

That's like a black show making a reference to the group "Soul for Real" in 2005 when the group was out in 1995
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