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Clips from Good Times (1974) - Sex and the Evans Family (S01E01)

and you got yourself a couple of teenagers.

"and you got yourself a couple of teenagers."

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Yeah, well, I'm not too happy about Thelma's date.

"Yeah, well, I'm not too happy about Thelma's date."

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She's going out with a 21-year-old boy.

"She's going out with a 21-year-old boy."

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Well, what are you worried about?

"Well, what are you worried about?"

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Thelma's 16.

"Thelma's 16."

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When I was 16,

"When I was 16,"

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I went out with 21-year-old boys, and...

"I went out with 21-year-old boys, and..."

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You know, Florida,

"You know, Florida,"

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maybe you got something to worry about.

"maybe you got something to worry about."

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Oh, hi, Willona.

"Oh, hi, Willona."

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Hi, sweetie.

"Hi, sweetie."

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I got a little ways to go yet.

"I got a little ways to go yet."

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Mama, you don't have to iron that.

"Mama, you don't have to iron that."

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I decided to wear my pink one.

"I decided to wear my pink one."

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Well, thanks for giving me the rest of the night off.

"Well, thanks for giving me the rest of the night off."

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You know, Thelma,

"You know, Thelma,"

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your daddy and I still ain't too pleased

"your daddy and I still ain't too pleased"

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with this boy you're going out with tonight.

"with this boy you're going out with tonight."

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Mama, you and Daddy still on that kick?

"Mama, you and Daddy still on that kick?"

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You'll both change your mind when you meet Eddie.

"You'll both change your mind when you meet Eddie."

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I'm the luckiest girl in the world.

"I'm the luckiest girl in the world."

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Eddie asked me for a date.

"Eddie asked me for a date."

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He's brilliant, kind, sensitive

"He's brilliant, kind, sensitive"

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and thoughtful and intellectual and...

"and thoughtful and intellectual and..."

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And too old.

"And too old."

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Eddie's fantastic, Ma.

"Eddie's fantastic, Ma."

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He's going to be a professor some day.

"He's going to be a professor some day."

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He got his bachelor's degree,

"He got his bachelor's degree,"

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He's the most wonderful boy I ever met in my whole life!

"He's the most wonderful boy I ever met in my whole life!"

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Oh, Thelma!

"Oh, Thelma!"

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Sixteen, what a great age.

"Sixteen, what a great age."

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That's when you meet

"That's when you meet"

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the most wonderful guy in your whole life

"the most wonderful guy in your whole life"

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every week.

"every week."

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Did you see how starry-eyed she was

"Did you see how starry-eyed she was"

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when she talked about him?

"when she talked about him?"

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Yeah, we had that same starry-eyed look

"Yeah, we had that same starry-eyed look"

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I remember you and Jimmy Phillips.

"I remember you and Jimmy Phillips."

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What about you and Charlie Ketchum?

"What about you and Charlie Ketchum?"

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Charlie...

"Charlie..."

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You know, I can still remember how gone I was on him.

"You know, I can still remember how gone I was on him."

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Tall, slim, smooth...

"Tall, slim, smooth..."

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My dreamboat was Jimmy Phillips,

"My dreamboat was Jimmy Phillips,"

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but his motor was too fast for me.

"but his motor was too fast for me."

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He took me to see a Lena Horne picture,

"He took me to see a Lena Horne picture,"

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While Lena was on the screen singing "Stormy Weather,"

"While Lena was on the screen singing "Stormy Weather,""

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I was in the balcony singing "Show Me The Way To Go Home."

"I was in the balcony singing "Show Me The Way To Go Home.""

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You were something else in those days.

"You were something else in those days."

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All the boys used to call you

"All the boys used to call you"

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the girl with the dangerous curves.

"the girl with the dangerous curves."

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Well, the curves are still here,

"Well, the curves are still here,"

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but they've widened the road a little.

"but they've widened the road a little."

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I found this heavy new mouthwash.

"I found this heavy new mouthwash."

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One gargle, and all the girls circle around

"One gargle, and all the girls circle around"

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waiting for landing instructions.

"waiting for landing instructions."

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Who's he going out with tonight?

"Who's he going out with tonight?"

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Some girl named Gloria.

"Some girl named Gloria."

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Last night, it was Charlotte.

"Last night, it was Charlotte."

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Two nights before that, it was Linda.

"Two nights before that, it was Linda."

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And the night before that, it was Barbara.

"And the night before that, it was Barbara."

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Sounds like a basketball schedule.

"Sounds like a basketball schedule."

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Play two nights, rest one night.

"Play two nights, rest one night."

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Now, he may be a wild tiger now,

"Now, he may be a wild tiger now,"

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and zap... one skinny, tame house-cat.

"and zap... one skinny, tame house-cat."

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Amen.

"Amen."

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And good Lord, what is this?

"And good Lord, what is this?"

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What?

"What?"

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"Sexual Behavior In the Ghetto"?

""Sexual Behavior In the Ghetto"?"

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How'd this trash get into my house?

"How'd this trash get into my house?"

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I don't know,

"I don't know,"

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but let's sit down and read it.

"but let's sit down and read it."

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It's a lot of typewritten pages.

"It's a lot of typewritten pages."

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It looks like the kind of dirty trash

"It looks like the kind of dirty trash"

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that kids pass around between each other.

"that kids pass around between each other."

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Uh-huh... pretty heavy stuff.

"Uh-huh... pretty heavy stuff."

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Oo-ee, now, here's something

"Oo-ee, now, here's something"

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that's interesting.

"that's interesting."

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I'm not interested.

"I'm not interested."

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It says the male... Let me see that.

"It says the male... Let me see that."

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That JJ!

"That JJ!"

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into this house.

"into this house."

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Now, how do you know it was JJ?

"Now, how do you know it was JJ?"

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It might've been James.

"It might've been James."

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Willona, we've been married for 18 years,

"Willona, we've been married for 18 years,"

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and I got news for you...

"and I got news for you..."

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James don't need no instructions.

"James don't need no instructions."

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Well, I still say

"Well, I still say"

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No, this is JJ, all right.

"No, this is JJ, all right."

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Florida, why are you so surprised?

"Florida, why are you so surprised?"

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JJ's 17.

"JJ's 17."

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Today, kids read that kind of stuff.

"Today, kids read that kind of stuff."

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I don't like what's going on,

"I don't like what's going on,"

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and I don't want my kids exposed to it.

"and I don't want my kids exposed to it."

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What are you going to do, Florida?

"What are you going to do, Florida?"

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It's a whole new world.

"It's a whole new world."

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Well, personally, I like the old world better.

"Well, personally, I like the old world better."

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JJ, come out of there!

"JJ, come out of there!"

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I want to talk to you.

"I want to talk to you."

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Yeah, Mama?

"Yeah, Mama?"

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JJ, how do you explain this?

"JJ, how do you explain this?"

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What?

"What?"

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"Sexual Behavior in The Ghetto."

""Sexual Behavior in The Ghetto.""

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I don't know.

"I don't know."

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If they can't explain it in here, I sure can't.

"If they can't explain it in here, I sure can't."

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Don't give me none of your sass.

"Don't give me none of your sass."

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What are you doing with this?

"What are you doing with this?"

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I ain't lying.

"I ain't lying."

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I wouldn't buy nothing like that.

"I wouldn't buy nothing like that."

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I'd rather wait for the movie to come out.

"I'd rather wait for the movie to come out."

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Hi, everybody.

"Hi, everybody."

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Hi, honey.

"Hi, honey."

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What's happening?

"What's happening?"

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Mama, I've been playing basketball for three hours.

"Mama, I've been playing basketball for three hours."

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Well, then, go on outside and play some more.

"Well, then, go on outside and play some more."

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Mama, what are you trying to do?

"Mama, what are you trying to do?"

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I'm going to get a heart attack.

"I'm going to get a heart attack."

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Then go into my room and do your homework.

"Then go into my room and do your homework."

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I already did my homework. Michael!

"I already did my homework. Michael!"

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Mama, why are you trying to get rid of me?

"Mama, why are you trying to get rid of me?"

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Does it have something to do

"Does it have something to do"

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