@@michaeldonlan5343Amos got into constant arguments with Lear and the writers over the show's direction. It was supposed to be about serious topics handled with comedy, much like All in the Family. Instead, it turned into The JJ Show, focusing on his antics, which irritated both John Amos and Esther Rolled, though Rolle was less confrontational about it. Eventually, the arguments got to be too much, and Amos's contract was dropped before the fourth season. His character was written out through an off-screen death to make sure he wouldn't come back. Rolle would leave on her own terms after season 4. To their credit, the show's rating collapsed after Amos's firing and especially after Rolle left. Even though Rolle eventually returned, they could never capture the early season magic, and the show wrapped after the sixth season.
Maude funny af😭🤣🤣 Walter " so what maude you told me a hundred times you want to feel possessed" Maude " walter Finley you know good and well I've never said that standing up and you know it" 😭🤣
This episode of Maude was, ( STILL is ), one of my *favorite* episodes ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 🤗 I ESPECIALLY loved when James yelled, *FLORIDA* , to get her attention ! ! ! ! ! ! 😂😆😂🤣
“Walter, the last king in this country was Kong, and he was shot off the Empire State Building for being less of a drag than you are right now. He was also a lot more attractive.” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love how this is already beyond colour and all about the same problem still raging on today: gender equity. Women in many countries are still at a disadvantage to men: legally, financially, and socially.
Kan. I knew I would find a brew in this section somewhere. Shalom ahk. Precept 1 Corinthians 7:4 King James Version 4 The wife hath not power of her own body, but the husband: and likewise also the husband hath not power of his own body, but the wife. Reads like a possession to me.
Henry was recycled as his fathers name. In my head cannon I assumed he was Henry James Evans. The entire family history of living in Tuckahoe was erased for Good Times as well.
@sroevukasroevuka for most of the show he was a car wash attendant. The job that they were going to move to Mississippi for (and what ultimately killed him) was construction.
Maude,the beginning of the end when it comes to the nuclear family. Our youth and society were much better off when the mom stayed home. Women went out to work and paid a daycare to raise the children
Not true I'm. I think the 90s really ruin the whole nuclear family. Rap culture became very popular it should have been something that was nice or Urban Music but it should have never become what it has become. People literally follow it. I feel like every moment can be hijacked and I definitely feel like the feminist movement the black movement has all been hijacked even the lgbtq movement. I believe people take stuff and if so many people get involved so many people get to push their agendas and pushing multiple agendas at the same time never ends well. I don't think this show was about ruining the nuclear family I think it was just about talking about women's rights.
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"I've never said that standing up, and you know it"
The way I gasped and screamed 😆
😂
John Amos is such a great actor. They all were outstanding. Such a wonderful show.
I love him. He was funny on Mary Tyler Moore too
Yeah why did Good Times dump him like that? He was good
@@michaeldonlan5343Amos got into constant arguments with Lear and the writers over the show's direction. It was supposed to be about serious topics handled with comedy, much like All in the Family. Instead, it turned into The JJ Show, focusing on his antics, which irritated both John Amos and Esther Rolled, though Rolle was less confrontational about it. Eventually, the arguments got to be too much, and Amos's contract was dropped before the fourth season. His character was written out through an off-screen death to make sure he wouldn't come back. Rolle would leave on her own terms after season 4.
To their credit, the show's rating collapsed after Amos's firing and especially after Rolle left. Even though Rolle eventually returned, they could never capture the early season magic, and the show wrapped after the sixth season.
Maude funny af😭🤣🤣
Walter " so what maude you told me a hundred times you want to feel possessed"
Maude " walter Finley you know good and well I've never said that standing up and you know it" 😭🤣
I love Maude
I love that part 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The “drag her butt” line was genius. 😂😂
How I adore Esther Rolle, my tv mom.. a superb actress, always a pleasure to watch ❤️
Bea Arthur should have done a guest shot on Good Times. Maybe it could have been a dream Florida was having or something.
"Damn it, Florida. You're too slow." LOL
Before it was James Evans it was Henry Evans on that show .
James Evans Sr.
James Henry Evans, little known fact 🤫 😉 😂
"Isn't that adorable, they found eachother" XD
This episode of Maude was, ( STILL is ), one of my *favorite* episodes ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 🤗
I ESPECIALLY loved when James yelled, *FLORIDA* , to get her attention ! ! ! ! ! ! 😂😆😂🤣
Can she claim extra unemployment for being fired from 3 jobs? 😆😂🤣
when Maude tries using black slang 😂
I can't seem to get the theme song out of my head!!! ❤️
“Walter, the last king in this country was Kong, and he was shot off the Empire State Building for being less of a drag than you are right now. He was also a lot more attractive.” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I almost couldn’t tell whether it was Maude or Dorothy for a second. LOL
Henry James Evans Sr. This was his way telling Maude and Walter he’s moving to Chicago .
I think this episode was in 1973, right around the time the 1972 Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) was passed.
Great episode!
I watched this via Amazon Prime 😍
I would never get married to be bossed around and yelled at. Yeah right Boy!!!
I feel bad for Walter married to a feminist who is abusive
What LmAo
Maude against James was Great
Love this show and Good Times.
Walter really was the woman in that relationship.
In My Book It Was A Maude/Good Times Crossover
I like James better than Henry.
My favorite episode!
I love how this is already beyond colour and all about the same problem still raging on today: gender equity. Women in many countries are still at a disadvantage to men: legally, financially, and socially.
Henry pays the cost to be the boss! Florida needs to learn! 😆
I never knew these shows combined in an episode
More than one episode
Good Times spun off from Maude 💯🥰
'Good Times' is actually a spin-off of 'Maude.'
Im not sure why they changed his name from Henry to James
JAMES & FLORIDA
GOOD TIMES
This is old school
Ecclesiasticus 36:24
“He that getteth a wife beginneth a 👉🏿possession👈🏿, a help like unto himself, and a pillar of rest.”
Kan. I knew I would find a brew in this section somewhere. Shalom ahk.
Precept
1 Corinthians 7:4
King James Version
4 The wife hath not power of her own body, but the husband: and likewise also the husband hath not power of his own body, but the wife.
Reads like a possession to me.
Perfect channel
Amanzing channel very funny
Does anyone know why his name was changed to James?
Henry was recycled as his fathers name. In my head cannon I assumed he was Henry James Evans. The entire family history of living in Tuckahoe was erased for Good Times as well.
@@Mxyzptlksac and they changed his profession from firefighter to car wash attendant or something like that.
@@skeeta1068 construction worker i think.
@sroevukasroevuka for most of the show he was a car wash attendant. The job that they were going to move to Mississippi for (and what ultimately killed him) was construction.
Mr McWuncler
Henry , not James though 😮
Didn’t they post this already.
Gibt es die Serie auch in Deutsch?
Henry???
When feminism was a TV show
His name was James, not Henry.
Not on Maude , where his character originated
Maude,the beginning of the end when it comes to the nuclear family. Our youth and society were much better off when the mom stayed home. Women went out to work and paid a daycare to raise the children
Not true I'm. I think the 90s really ruin the whole nuclear family. Rap culture became very popular it should have been something that was nice or Urban Music but it should have never become what it has become. People literally follow it. I feel like every moment can be hijacked and I definitely feel like the feminist movement the black movement has all been hijacked even the lgbtq movement. I believe people take stuff and if so many people get involved so many people get to push their agendas and pushing multiple agendas at the same time never ends well. I don't think this show was about ruining the nuclear family I think it was just about talking about women's rights.
And cavemen shed their goatskins when the climate warmed, in case you have not noticed.
Ok boomer.