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Question 1:
What was the name of the building superintendent, portrayed by Johnny Brown, who joined the cast of Good Times during the 1977 season?
A. Isaac Hayes
B. Sweet Daddy
C. Nathan Bookman
D. Carl Dixon
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- The following song is from which 1970s TV show?
- This popular theme is associated with which TV show?
- Name the show which had this theme song.
- The sitcom Good Times was a spinoff of what primetime 70s television show?
- Janet Jackson, the youngest child of the Jackson family starred on the sitcom Good Times.
- The Evans family, featured on the show Good Times lived in an African American neighbourhood, in which city?
- What was the name of Florida Evans daughter, portrayed in Good Times by Bern Nadette Stanis?
- James Evans, the father of three children on the television show Good Times, was played by which actor?
- What was the name of Florida Evans best friend and neighbour in the TV series Good Times?
- On the show Good Times, Thelmas husband Keith had a knee injury which halted his career as a football player. After his full recovery, he was offered a contract by what NFL team?
- What was the name of the building superintendent, portrayed by Johnny Brown, who joined the cast of Good Times during the 1977 season?
- J. J. Evans, a character from the show Good Times, became famous with which catchphrase?
- Michael Evans, the youngest member of the Evans family from the series Good Times, was portrayed by which actor?
- Which show featured a pathological liar who would say Yeah, thats the ticket whenever he figured out his new lie?
- This comedian, who was in a comedy team with his brother, would say, Mom always liked you best.
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