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Clips from Good Times (1974) - Junior Gets a Patron (S01E01)

A patron is a sponsor.

"A patron is a sponsor."

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How'd you get a sponsor?

"How'd you get a sponsor?"

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I took a couple of my masterpieces downtown,

"I took a couple of my masterpieces downtown,"

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and this dude who recognizes true talent

"and this dude who recognizes true talent"

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and divine inspiration when he sees it

"and divine inspiration when he sees it"

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took one look at my work,

"took one look at my work,"

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and it blew his mind,

"and it blew his mind,"

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to the tune of $10 for some art supplies.

"to the tune of $10 for some art supplies."

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A man gave you $10?

"A man gave you $10?"

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Yeah, so I could keep on

"Yeah, so I could keep on"

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exercising my ebony genius on canvas.

"exercising my ebony genius on canvas."

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Take a look at this, baby.

"Take a look at this, baby."

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Why, this is art.

"Why, this is art."

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I don't know.

"I don't know."

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things like trees, mountains,

"things like trees, mountains,"

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green meadows?

"green meadows?"

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As soon as we get some of 'em around here,

"As soon as we get some of 'em around here,"

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I'll paint 'em.

"I'll paint 'em."

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Why don't you paint jolly things...

"Why don't you paint jolly things..."

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something gay?

"something gay?"

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I did, Mama.

"I did, Mama."

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This is Sweet Willie Koontz.

"This is Sweet Willie Koontz."

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Baby, let the boy do his thing.

"Baby, let the boy do his thing."

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Hey, Junior, who is this cat

"Hey, Junior, who is this cat"

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He owns a little... get this word. "Boutique."

"He owns a little... get this word. "Boutique.""

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That's a fancy name

"That's a fancy name"

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for a store where they charge you too much.

"for a store where they charge you too much."

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When you got a name like "boutique,"

"When you got a name like "boutique,""

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you gots to charge more.

"you gots to charge more."

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'cause he's coming over here.

"'cause he's coming over here."

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He wants to pick out two of my paintings.

"He wants to pick out two of my paintings."

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He thinks he can sell them.

"He thinks he can sell them."

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JJ, this could be the big break

"JJ, this could be the big break"

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you've been waiting for.

"you've been waiting for."

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Yeah, I'm on my way.

"Yeah, I'm on my way."

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I'm going to be the Hank Aaron of the art world.

"I'm going to be the Hank Aaron of the art world."

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Mr. Jackson's even got a little storage room

"Mr. Jackson's even got a little storage room"

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over his store... pardon me, "boutique."

"over his store... pardon me, "boutique.""

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That word is dy-no-mite!

"That word is dy-no-mite!"

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anytime I want to.

"anytime I want to."

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Now, how about that, baby?

"Now, how about that, baby?"

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his own separate place to paint. Won't be no...

"his own separate place to paint. Won't be no..."

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Did you say Jackson?

"Did you say Jackson?"

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What's his first name?

"What's his first name?"

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Leroy. Leroy Jackson.

"Leroy. Leroy Jackson."

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Hold on, now, James.

"Hold on, now, James."

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It can't be the same one.

"It can't be the same one."

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How we know it ain't? How we know it is?

"How we know it ain't? How we know it is?"

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What's going on?

"What's going on?"

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I don't want to talk about it.

"I don't want to talk about it."

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I'll talk about it.

"I'll talk about it."

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Before I married your mother, Junior,

"Before I married your mother, Junior,"

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me and Leroy Jackson

"me and Leroy Jackson"

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was working in a gas station together.

"was working in a gas station together."

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I mean, we did everything together.

"I mean, we did everything together."

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We drank together, we partied together,

"We drank together, we partied together,"

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then we decided to go into business together,

"then we decided to go into business together,"

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so I gave Leroy Jackson $250 of my money

"so I gave Leroy Jackson $250 of my money"

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to put on the business,

"to put on the business,"

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and you know what? He blew it on a horse.

"and you know what? He blew it on a horse."

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I mean, he was my friend and I trusted him,

"I mean, he was my friend and I trusted him,"

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and he blew everything:

"and he blew everything:"

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The money, the business, and our friendship,

"The money, the business, and our friendship,"

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on a horse.

"on a horse."

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Daddy, the horse lost, huh?

"Daddy, the horse lost, huh?"

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Is an elephant heavy?

"Is an elephant heavy?"

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James, you're being foolish about this whole thing.

"James, you're being foolish about this whole thing."

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It can't be the same one.

"It can't be the same one."

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There are at least 200 Leroy Jacksons

"There are at least 200 Leroy Jacksons"

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in Chicago.

"in Chicago."

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Well, there was 80,000 at Soldier's Field

"Well, there was 80,000 at Soldier's Field"

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the night that pigeon picked on your uncle Hector.

"the night that pigeon picked on your uncle Hector."

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James, how long you going to carry a grudge?

"James, how long you going to carry a grudge?"

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The Bible says

"The Bible says"

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"Love your enemies and pray for them."

""Love your enemies and pray for them.""

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Well, baby, when I catch up to Leroy Jackson,

"Well, baby, when I catch up to Leroy Jackson,"

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you pray for him,

"you pray for him,"

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'cause he's going to need it

"'cause he's going to need it"

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to recover from the whipping I'm going to put on him.

"to recover from the whipping I'm going to put on him."

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That ain't the kind of prayer the Lord had in mind.

"That ain't the kind of prayer the Lord had in mind."

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The Lord ain't never lost $250 on a horserace.

"The Lord ain't never lost $250 on a horserace."

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[KNOCKING]

"[KNOCKING]"

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Hey, Mr. Jackson.

"Hey, Mr. Jackson."

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Hello, Junior.

"Hello, Junior."

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Come on in.

"Come on in."

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I went you to meet my family.

"I went you to meet my family."

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This is my mother, my brother

"This is my mother, my brother"

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and my sister.

"and my sister."

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How do you do. Hello. Hi.

"How do you do. Hello. Hi."

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Folks, this is Mr. Jackson, my jackpot.

"Folks, this is Mr. Jackson, my jackpot."

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I want you to meet the man

"I want you to meet the man"

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who fathered this magnificent talent, my dad.

"who fathered this magnificent talent, my dad."

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Daddy, this is... Leroy Jackson.

"Daddy, this is... Leroy Jackson."

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The only man I ever trusted to go into business with,

"The only man I ever trusted to go into business with,"

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and you beat me out of my money.

"and you beat me out of my money."

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James Evans!

"James Evans!"

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I can't believe it!

"I can't believe it!"

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Well, you're going to believe it

"Well, you're going to believe it"

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after I separate your teeth from your mouth.

"after I separate your teeth from your mouth."

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James!

"James!"

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Now, there's going to be no violence

"Now, there's going to be no violence"

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in this house.

"in this house."

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It ain't going to be in the house.

"It ain't going to be in the house."

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The first punch is going to knock him

"The first punch is going to knock him"

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clean out in the hallway!

"clean out in the hallway!"

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I don't want to hear it.

"I don't want to hear it."

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I've been trying to say this for 20 years.

"I've been trying to say this for 20 years."

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I don't want to hear it!

"I don't want to hear it!"

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James, let the man speak his piece.

"James, let the man speak his piece."

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No. Now, Leroy Jackson, get the hell out of my house.

"No. Now, Leroy Jackson, get the hell out of my house."

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Daddy! Don't throw him out.

"Daddy! Don't throw him out."

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He wants to help JJ's career.

"He wants to help JJ's career."

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There'll be nobody in this family

"There'll be nobody in this family"

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taking no help from him.

"taking no help from him."

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Now split, man!

"Now split, man!"

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I said I don't want to hear it.

"I said I don't want to hear it."

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Well, too bad, Junior.

"Well, too bad, Junior."

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Dad... what are you...?

"Dad... what are you...?"

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Mr. Jackson, don't go.

"Mr. Jackson, don't go."

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Thanks a lot, Dad.

"Thanks a lot, Dad."

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