When "Good Times" premiered in 1974, it was one the first black family sitcoms
 to be produced. It was also the last sitcom to feature a black cast. The show was canceled in 1979, and the show's creator, Robert Culp, was fired. He was replaced by the late, great, but very talented, Richard Pryor. Pryor was a great actor, a terrific actor. His character was so unique, so perfect, that it made him a perfect choice for the role of the black father. I loved the way he played the father, the son, his father's father and his son's son. This was the perfect family comedy.
. It was a great show, and it had great chemistry with the characters, but it also had a lot of problems. The show was very predictable, with a few good jokes, some great characters and a very good storyline. But it wasn't a perfect show. I think the show had some problems, because it didn't have a good story. And the story was not very interesting. So I don't think it's a show that is perfect.