Good Times

That being said, given that John was only the fourth, you know, potentially headlining Black superhero at the time, I am glad that he wasn't the third gangbanger or the you know drug dealer or something like that you know what i'm saying like yeah i agree with you

know but i also agree with charmaine like at the time i think also today we're kind of spoiled with like since the cosbys of like achieving black folk but like in 1972 you ain't seen no achieving black folk on tv or in media like that just didn't exist You had good times.

You had what's happening.

You had Sanford and Son.

Jefferson was just a regular dude who ran a dry cleaners, but he got really good at it, and then he got money.

But when he was on All in the Family, he was just a dude.

I mean, even Good Times, Good Times was just, they were just

dudes.

Yeah, but around that time period, there were also a lot of other black shows that were pretty prominent back in the 70s.

We had Good Times.

The Jeffersons, What's Happening, Sanford and Son, The Richard Pryor Show, The Red Fox Comedy Hour, all of those shows were all out around this same exact time.

There were

Jason Whitlock responds to Colin trying to get on an NFL roster and which teams to call.

Jason says, I'm still waiting for Janet Jackson to respond to the letter I wrote her in 1979 when she was on Good Times.

Is that where Huggy Bear is from, Good Times? I work out every day in preparation of Penny writing me back.

That's snarky and funny.

Roger Stone reminding us that immediately after JFK was murdered, his limousine was flown to DC and stored in the White House garage.

You know, I, I, I, when I grew up, I grew up in the '70s and, and '80s and, and my generation we didn't really look at color.

Um, you know, we grew up on Sesame Street, we watched Sanford and Son, and then we watched All in the Family, wo- we watched Good Times, and we watched, you know, uh, Maude, and we watched all this.

And, and, and we didn't care.

Uh, you know, when I was in college I worked with a guy named George Nelson.

"Uh, it's sitting there with your Rollo from Sanford and Son." [laughs]

[laughs] Man, Jimi- Jimmy sent me, Coach, old school T-shirts, like a bunch of them, like Good Times, Rollo, Sanford and Son, like, oh my-

[laughs]

They, they were absolutely phenomenal, man.

Del Mina Gap Radio, "Now I feel old.

Homework for Kelly, The Odd Couple, Sanford and Son, All in the Family, The Jeffersons, Good Times, What's Happening!, Batman, and Twilight Zone, just to name a few." You watch any of those? Ever heard of any of those?

Y- yes.

Okay.

Hey, Hey, Hey, you don't know anything about that?

Oh, okay, I know that reference.

Good Times?

Yeah.