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Bayern3FTTableFixturesA poor African-American family make the best of things in the Chicago housing projects.
Every season of Good Times in chronological order, with premiere dates and episode counts.
Original SeasonGood Times debuted on CBS in 1974, as a spin-off of Maude. Developed by Norman Lear, it followed a tight-knit black family as they faced the tragic and comic aspects of life in a poor inner-city Chicago housing project. The lanky, manic young Jimmie Walker became the breakout star of the sitcom, and his "Dy-no-mite" catchphrase exploded into the 1970s…
Good Times debuted on CBS in 1974, as a spin-off of Maude. Developed by Norman Lear, it followed a tight-knit black family as they faced the tragic and comic aspects of life in a poor inner-city Chicago housing project. The lanky, manic young Jimmie Walker became the breakout star of the sitcom, and his "Dy-no-mite" catchphrase exploded into the 1970s…
Good Times debuted on CBS in 1974, as a spin-off of Maude. Developed by Norman Lear, it followed a tight-knit black family as they faced the tragic and comic aspects of life in a poor inner-city Chicago housing project. The lanky, manic young Jimmie Walker became the breakout star of the sitcom, and his "Dy-no-mite" catchphrase exploded into the 1970s…
Good Times debuted on CBS in 1974, as a spin-off of Maude. Developed by Norman Lear, it followed a tight-knit black family as they faced the tragic and comic aspects of life in a poor inner-city Chicago housing project. The lanky, manic young Jimmie Walker became the breakout star of the sitcom, and his "Dy-no-mite" catchphrase exploded into the 1970s…
Good Times debuted on CBS in 1974, as a spin-off of Maude. Developed by Norman Lear, it followed a tight-knit black family as they faced the tragic and comic aspects of life in a poor inner-city Chicago housing project. The lanky, manic young Jimmie Walker became the breakout star of the sitcom, and his "Dy-no-mite" catchphrase exploded into the 1970s…
Current SeasonIn the sixth and final season of GOOD TIMES, Florida returns for Thelma and Keith's wedding, Michael decides to move out, and Willona fights her most important fight when Penny's natural mother comes to reclaim her.
Meet the actors, directors, and creators who bring Good Times to life. Tap on any artist to explore their filmography.
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Good Times was released on 8 February 1974.
The web series stars Ja'net DuBois, Esther Rolle, Jimmie Walker, John Amos, Ralph Carter.
Good Times is directed by Herbert Kenwith, John Rich.
Good Times has an IMDb rating of 7.5/10 from 9K votes.
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