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Clips from Good Times (1974) - Black Jesus (S01E01)

"♪ Good Times ♪"
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"♪ Anytime you meet a friend ♪"
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"♪ Not getting hassled Not getting hustled ♪"
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"♪ Hanging in a chow line ♪"
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"♪ Ain't we lucky we got 'em ♪"
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"I said turn down that noise..."
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"That's the same thing Rembrandt's wife said to him."
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"and I don't get scared by no beanstalk."
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"Now I know why you can't paint."
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"ain't never worked a day in his life"
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"and ain't never been to jail."
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"and ran seven miles to the hospital."
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"What is it?"
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"I call it Black Jesus."
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"Relax, Michael."
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"It's only a painting, not the second coming."
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"Black Jesus, my foot. That's Ned the Wino."
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"Which he does, every night."
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"Just a few finishing touches"
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"Jesus may have your soul,"
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"You're gone now, baby."
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"and get in that kitchen and clean it up."
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"Well, I had a chat with Princess Grace"
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"and Liz was waiting for her diamonds to dry."
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"Honey, why do you keep jumping up in my face?"
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"Well, I hope the space lab is out of the way,"
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"but before I hang you in its place... why?"
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"Don't finger me, Michael."
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"so let's close the subject."
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"If Jesus was black, the Bible would've said so."
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"What are you talking about?"
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"It says, um... "His hair is like wool,"
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"and his eyes are like flame of fire.""
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"Well, Lord have mercy."
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"And look at them eyes. Red like fire!"
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"Yeah, they sure is."
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"Five-feet-one, 250 pounds,"
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"bald-headed, with eight pair of hands..."
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"Well, at least you had a night out."
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"He had to take off from work this afternoon"
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"that they claim he owes them $110."
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"This is Black Jesus."
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"He's hanging there for Black History Week."
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"Junior painted him."
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"His face came to me in a vision."
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"It seems to be coming to me in a vision too."
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"It's Ned the Wino."
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"Sure, but that's not important."
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"It's just a symbol."
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"why did you pick of all people"
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"Well, he passed out in the gutter,"
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"to pose."
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"Too much!"
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"James, this is the coat I wanted!"
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"It's like we all of a sudden got a miracle."
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"against Black Jesus there."
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"and I'm not going to have you talking that way"
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"Ain't no doubt I'm going to win."
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"Already got my acceptance speech memorized."
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""for not turning me in to the principal"
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""when he discovered my first painting"
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""And last but not least, I would like to thank myself"
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"If he don't win first prize for talent,"
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"Hey, Ma! Dad!"
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"Oh, Ma, can I go?"
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"Daddy, I'm going to be"
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"I love you too much to leave you when it's going bad."
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"Don't tell me."
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"Now I'll be able to say those three little words."
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"I love you?"
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"Black Jesus, you're really turning it on,"
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"and there was this accident,"
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"and the guy in the car gave me $2.00"
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"to say that the guy in the car did it."
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"Hey, Thelma, I just got $5.00!"
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"Mm-mm-hm."
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"Hmm?"
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"Nobody going to be looking at Isaac Hayes"
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"and wait for some more good news."
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"and I'm getting custody of the truss."
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"all your good things are happening."
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"Now, he ain't going to hurt, but he's going to help."
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"Hush the noise. Hush the noise, now."
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"The Pan-African Council would really dig it."
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"Maybe you're right, Michael."
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"He's had lots of time,"
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"and the coach dropped him after the first practice."
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"He's an artist."
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"An artist? He's an amateur."
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"Well, all right, then. Paint on."
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"it would have made me feel a whole lot better"
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"James..."
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"That's all right, Mama."
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"I ain't even lost an ear yet."
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"We might as well have both of them up there."
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"With this family,"
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"♪ Just looking out of the window ♪"
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"♪ Good Times Good Times ♪"
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"♪ Good Times Good Times ♪"
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"♪ Keeping your head above water ♪"
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"ANNOUNCER: From Television City in Hollywood:"
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"♪ Good Times ♪"
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"♪ Keeping your head above water ♪"
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"♪ Good Times ♪"
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"♪ Easy credit rip-offs ♪"
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"♪ Good Times ♪♪"
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"Hey, Thelma, turn down that noise in there!"
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"What?"
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"[MUSIC STOPS] In there."
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"What you yelling for?"
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"So, what's the big deal?"
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"Everything you paint is a mistake."
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"I don't know whether he divorced her"
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"or punched her in her big mouth."
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"You're my sister, so I can't divorce you."
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"Thelma, where's my gold paint?"
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"How should I know where your gold paint is?"
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"Because every time it's missing,"
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