When "Good Times" premiered in 1974, it was one the first black family sitcoms
, and it's a great example of how the black community can be a powerful force in the lives of black people. The cast is great and the story is well told. I loved the way the characters were portrayed and how they were able to relate to each other and their families. It was a very moving and touching story. This is a must see for all black families and families of all ages. If you are a fan of the show, you will love this show. You will be amazed at how well it is done. My only complaint is that the ending is not very good. There are some scenes that are not funny, but they are still funny. Overall, this is one of my favorite shows. Highly recommended. 8/10. 7/20. 9/30. 10/3. 4/2. 3/1. 2/0. 1/5. 0/4. 5/7. 6/9. 11/6. 12/8. 13/11. 14/12. 15/13. 16/14. 17/15. 18/16. 19/17. 20/18. 21/19. 22/21. 23/22. 24/23. 25/24. 26/25. 27
 of the late 60s. It was a great show, and it had great chemistry with its characters. The show was great, but it wasn't great enough to be a success. I think that it's a shame that the show has been forgotten. This is a show that was so great that people still watch and enjoy it. If you like black sitcom shows, you'll love this show. But if not, don't watch it, because it is so good. You'll be disappointed. And if you don, then you're not alone. There are many great black comedy shows out there, including "The Sopranos" and "American Pie." But this is one of them. So, if your a fan of black comedies, watch this. Otherwise, skip this one. <p><br /><p>I'm not sure if I'm being generous. Some of my friends and I have seen this series, so I can't really say much about it other than that I loved it and loved the characters, the humor, etc. However, I do think it has a lot of potential. For example, in the beginning, when the main character is talking about the "good times," I thought, "Wow, this could be great."