Live in Front of a Studio Audience: 'All in the Family' and 'Good Times'
- Speciale TV
- 2019
- 1h 3min
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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaLive performances of classic holiday-themed episodes from Norman Lear's hit shows "All in the Family" and "Good Times."Live performances of classic holiday-themed episodes from Norman Lear's hit shows "All in the Family" and "Good Times."Live performances of classic holiday-themed episodes from Norman Lear's hit shows "All in the Family" and "Good Times."
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- Sceneggiatura
- Star
- Vincitore di 2 Primetime Emmy
- 2 vittorie e 6 candidature totali
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Jimmie 'JJ' Walker
- Self
- (as Jimmie Walker)
Recensioni in evidenza
I know the show word for word. I'll just speak on what I thought of the performances.
Viola Davis did a good job as Florida. Her portrayal was a little harder than the original but it worked.
James is my favorite character and NOBODY can do James so I won't speak on it.
I thought Tiffany Haddish struggled as Willona...
Michael...
Corinne Fox only came across as Thelma here and there but she wasn't bad.
I can't say the J.J. was awful, but the casting seemed wrong to me. Jay Pharoah did hit on the character a few times so there is that.
Jharrel Jones stole the show as Jimmy Pierson. He embodied the original actor so well. Bravo!
Viola Davis did a good job as Florida. Her portrayal was a little harder than the original but it worked.
James is my favorite character and NOBODY can do James so I won't speak on it.
I thought Tiffany Haddish struggled as Willona...
Michael...
Corinne Fox only came across as Thelma here and there but she wasn't bad.
I can't say the J.J. was awful, but the casting seemed wrong to me. Jay Pharoah did hit on the character a few times so there is that.
Jharrel Jones stole the show as Jimmy Pierson. He embodied the original actor so well. Bravo!
I grew up watching these Lear shows and remember them well so I was excited to watch this.
Good Times- I felt as if some of the actors do not know their lines as most kept making an "uh" with a brief pause then deliver their lines. I don't have the original ep to watch to see if that's how they did it, but I recall the series particularly well and I'm pretty sure that was not the case. I really like Anthony Anderson, but a singer he is not. Even though I didn't like this remake as much as the original, it was still worth seeing.
AitF - I actually saw the original not too long ago so I can compare the two. This was a better job of remaking and staying close to the original. In the original for this ep I didn't like Mike's acting particularly as it felt forced. In the remake I don't like the replacement actors but I feel like they generally delivered.
So all in all, for those of us old enough to have watched the originals this was a nice treat although it was a little light on the sugar.
Good Times- I felt as if some of the actors do not know their lines as most kept making an "uh" with a brief pause then deliver their lines. I don't have the original ep to watch to see if that's how they did it, but I recall the series particularly well and I'm pretty sure that was not the case. I really like Anthony Anderson, but a singer he is not. Even though I didn't like this remake as much as the original, it was still worth seeing.
AitF - I actually saw the original not too long ago so I can compare the two. This was a better job of remaking and staying close to the original. In the original for this ep I didn't like Mike's acting particularly as it felt forced. In the remake I don't like the replacement actors but I feel like they generally delivered.
So all in all, for those of us old enough to have watched the originals this was a nice treat although it was a little light on the sugar.
I grew up on Good Times and All in the Family. Still watch the reruns today. I dont ever remember J.J. acting like he was portrayed in this remake. Jay Pharaoh about made ne turn it off. Way over the top. The whole episode he had his hands in that position when J.J. would holla "Dynomite"! I don't think Jay ever watched an episode of Good Times cause if he had he wouldn't have portrayed J.J. the way he did. TRYING WAY TOO HARD!!!
While I didn't get to see the live airing, I was able to catch the replay on the 28th. I loved it! Having grown up watching these shows, I was excited to see them redo them. Without a doubt my favorites were Viola Davis as Florida Evans, Woody Harrelson as Archie, but Marissa Tomei was brilliant! I hope there are more live remakes like this.
I had the misfortune of watching the rerun of this travesty last night. It was just awful!! The Good Times episode was worse than the All In The Family but that's not saying much. The actor who portrayed JJ was WAY overacting, everyone else stumbled over their lines and looked like they wished they were anywhere but where they were at that time! Woody Harrelson as Archie Bunker was okay at first but then he just sounded like a drunk & bumbling fool during what was a very important speech. I've always pictured Carrol O'Conner as my grandfather because they looked alike, sounded alike and had the same mannerisms. Woody ruined that for me! Awful. Just awful. DO NOT WATCH THIS SHOW!!!
Lo sapevi?
- QuizJohn Amos, who originally played family patriarch James Evans Sr., played the role of Alderman Fred Davis in the "Good Times" segment.
- BlooperThe character of Jimmy Pearson in the Good Times segment had the last name spelled Pearson in the show, but spelled Pierson in the on screen credits.
- ConnessioniFeatured in The 2020 Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards (2020)
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