TV News: ‘Good Times’ Voice Cast Revealed for Seth MacFarlane - Norman Lear Animated Series on Netflix
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preemptive strike, bruh ......It ain't even out yet...
I'm curious-- How do you perceive South Park / its creators as having grown?
You gotta admit if you're wrong and then you have to retire your homo alarm.
I don't understand how we're still doing this in 2024 and how so many adult established actors have attached themselves to this garbage.
This content is 20 years beyond its expiration date. It's "BeBes kids" revisited ... but worse.
This content is 20 years beyond its expiration date. It's "BeBes kids" revisited ... but worse.
What exactly does that mean?
preemptive strike, bruh ......
/damn damn damn dead
The only voice actor to come out and speak on it
she mad
And only ma dukes can reprimand or tell her anything based on her own words.
Lets see how long she keeps that "man" of hers with that kind of talking.
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Steph curry was the ringleader in making this happen.Jew gone steal from the Black man in life and in the afterlife.
Ga damn fucking shame.
They even got the toddler totin blicks
God-Of-War-420
Mr. Pool
Least funny shit to ever be popular, i question the intelligence of anyone who's ever laughed at that bullshit ass show.
Not to mention Seth is a clear racist
lets NOT have revisionist history about it....Good times was just as divisive back in the 70s....
You know back in the late 70s there was such a stink from factions within the black community about Good Times that since that show youve never really seen a sitcom with a black family that lives below the poverty line...have you? Most if not all black sitcoms are with people/families that are middle class or working class but many are very upwardly mobile and decidedly NOT poor. Thats not a coincidence.
A lot of cats let nostalgia cloud their memory but Good Times was about as hated as it was loved at the time. It was certainly highly rated but there were a lot of blacks that HATED it for a variety of reasons (coonin, showing a black family in abject poverty etc) and the cast themselves stated some of those reasons. There were people IN the show that didn't like the show
"Esther Rolle left the after the 1976-1977 season due to her displeasure with the what she saw as the character of J.J. being a bad role model for young blacks. She returned at the beginning of the 1978-1979 season after the producers guaranteed that they would make J.J. a more respectable character."
The Evans would be the last (and maybe ONLY) sitcom family where you would see a black family living at or below the poverty line. Since then literally EVERY black sitcom (even Tyler Perry ones) showcase black families and people who are generally upper middle class or rich.
The closest you get to poor is Roc and that couple was working class. Since Good Times just about EVERY black person in a sitcom is gainfully employed and upwardly mobile.
The last ANIMATED show about poor black people in the ghetto was the PJs...the eddie murphy produced joint back in the 90s...
so we've already seen this.... that show lasted what 2 seasons???
You know back in the late 70s there was such a stink from factions within the black community about Good Times that since that show youve never really seen a sitcom with a black family that lives below the poverty line...have you? Most if not all black sitcoms are with people/families that are middle class or working class but many are very upwardly mobile and decidedly NOT poor. Thats not a coincidence.
A lot of cats let nostalgia cloud their memory but Good Times was about as hated as it was loved at the time. It was certainly highly rated but there were a lot of blacks that HATED it for a variety of reasons (coonin, showing a black family in abject poverty etc) and the cast themselves stated some of those reasons. There were people IN the show that didn't like the show
"Esther Rolle left the after the 1976-1977 season due to her displeasure with the what she saw as the character of J.J. being a bad role model for young blacks. She returned at the beginning of the 1978-1979 season after the producers guaranteed that they would make J.J. a more respectable character."
The Evans would be the last (and maybe ONLY) sitcom family where you would see a black family living at or below the poverty line. Since then literally EVERY black sitcom (even Tyler Perry ones) showcase black families and people who are generally upper middle class or rich.
The closest you get to poor is Roc and that couple was working class. Since Good Times just about EVERY black person in a sitcom is gainfully employed and upwardly mobile.
The last ANIMATED show about poor black people in the ghetto was the PJs...the eddie murphy produced joint back in the 90s...
so we've already seen this.... that show lasted what 2 seasons???
Can't even believe they were serious wit this bullsit.
Stfu^(the guy above Jack)
yeah, my racist-dar always went off when I saw Seth....., I could feel his smug-style of racism.
When I first saw the trailer. I thought this was a updated The PJs cartoon. That shit caught me by surprise. When they said good times.
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lets NOT have revisionist history about it....Good times was just as divisive back in the 70s....
You know back in the late 70s there was such a stink from factions within the black community about Good Times that since that show youve never really seen a sitcom with a black family that lives below the poverty line...have you? Most if not all black sitcoms are with people/families that are middle class or working class but many are very upwardly mobile and decidedly NOT poor. Thats not a coincidence.
A lot of cats let nostalgia cloud their memory but Good Times was about as hated as it was loved at the time. It was certainly highly rated but there were a lot of blacks that HATED it for a variety of reasons (coonin, showing a black family in abject poverty etc) and the cast themselves stated some of those reasons. There were people IN the show that didn't like the show
"Esther Rolle left the after the 1976-1977 season due to her displeasure with the what she saw as the character of J.J. being a bad role model for young blacks. She returned at the beginning of the 1978-1979 season after the producers guaranteed that they would make J.J. a more respectable character."
The Evans would be the last (and maybe ONLY) sitcom family where you would see a black family living at or below the poverty line. Since then literally EVERY black sitcom (even Tyler Perry ones) showcase black families and people who are generally upper middle class or rich.
The closest you get to poor is Roc and that couple was working class. Since Good Times just about EVERY black person in a sitcom is gainfully employed and upwardly mobile.
The last ANIMATED show about poor black people in the ghetto was the PJs...the eddie murphy produced joint back in the 90s...
so we've already seen this.... that show lasted what 2 seasons???
FOX actually did a Black series when they were still in the phase of putting anything on air.
It was called “South Central”. It was the series that kicked off Larenz Tate, Malinda Williams and Jennifer Lopez acting careers.
South Central
It was controversial cuz no father was in the home along with subject matter.
I remembered Phil Donahue had brought the cast on his show and the audience response was crazy, especially from White folks who watched a episode and couldn’t understand that if the family was poor, how could they afford a telephone.
Is there anyway this thing could actually be good?
That insane collection of talent really thought THIS was the best they could do?
I just refuse to believe that.
And Yvette defending herself is great but then to add...
Whelp... even if it's bad?!?
That was not the vote of confidence I was looking for.
The only thing I think that can save it is that there is a twist to the series.
An interesting twist is the trailer is not actually showing the actual show.
It might actually be a live action show with JD Smoove as the main Evans character (Father) and he is telling crazy stories to the Evans family in current time, which is shown to us (audience) in animation style.
The opening/end of the episodes are live action with periodical breaks of the live action family reactions to his stories.
I doubt that is what is going on, but it would make it interesting.
If it's funny you can do a show about anything this doesn't look funny
There was no need to connect this new animated cartoon to the original 70s TV Show. 
Not everything needs a "remake".
Not everything needs a "remake".
Your a damn genius
God-Of-War-420
Mr. Pool
Not even a chuckle
Give me The boondocks, Bob's burgers, the Simpsons, Futurama, king of the hill, gravity falls, Rick and Morty(seasons 1 & 2 only) Bojack horseman, south park solar opposites, hell give me daria over this dumb shit... Shit give me SpongeBob over dumb ass family guy lol
The entire formula of family guy is stupid to me, non stop cutaway gags does not a good show make.
Also it's racist, but hey enjoy what you enjoy
