Good Times | Official Trailer | Netflix

In this irreverent reimagining of the TV classic, a new generation of the Evans family keeps their heads above water in a Chicago housing project. An unfiltered adult comedy with the voices of Yvette Nicole Brown, J.B. Smoove, Wanda Sykes and more.

From Showrunner Ranada Shepard. Executive Producers Stephen Curry, Norman Lear and Seth MacFarlane.

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Good Times | Official Trailer | Netflix

In this edgy, irreverent reimagining of the TV classic, a new generation of the Evans family keeps their heads above water in a Chicago housing project.

[ogichi]

Animators: "how many negative stereotypes do you want in this show?"

Producers: "yes"

[MirJoe]

Esther Rolle is turning in her grave saying “damn, damn, daaammnn”. This is so disrespectful. We as a people have to put our foot down and boycott this trash!

[supreemcourt]

Somebody at that meeting really said “what if like, the baby is a drug dealer? 😌”

[bensocrazy]

This just gives me more appreciation for the Boondocks and how they made us laugh without making us the joke

[josiah_hamster]

As a person who grew up watching good times reruns on repeat THIS SHIT AINT GOOD TIMES

[BigHank]

I'm surprised they haven't disabled the comments yet.

[Tys_Conspiracy_Corner]

If you’ve seen the movie, “Bamboozled”, this is exactly what they were talking about! An all black show, starring black people, going through, ”black” situations… written by people who aren’t black.

[MrAwesomeMatty]

I'm actually stunned and appalled that Stephen Curry of all people is involved with this.

[Kat]

As a young black person who loves animation and watched the original show... This hurts.

[sho]

As a black person who loves animation and wants to see new ideas come to life, this burns my eyes. Stereotypes can funny if written well but this take black twitter and make a cartoon.

[GWJamesLive]

To quote Ice Cube, "here is what they think about you".

[SonyaKano]

Max has Velma, now Netflix has this.

Misery loves company.

[robertmonroejr]

This looks exactly like what John Amos feared the original was turning into.

[TheBdavis]

This looks like something Uncle Ruckus would watch.

[monabollii]

By reading the comments. Most of us or all of us agree that this isn't what we want.

[Rob-lwto]

This is the kind of entertainment they satirised on the boondocks.

[in-spir]

Dear Black Celebs: It's ok to turn down certain work, especially if your dignity and integrity is at stake. This ain't it.

[masterchaun]

This ain't Good Times this is Bad Times

[RickMiester]

As a Mexican American who was born in 70’s and grew up watching Good Times this is absolutely insulting! The show was about your struggles in the inner city yet having pride and dignity regardless where you were from or social status. Hollywood loves to reenforce stereotypes.

[AkiraLionPilot]

>Seth MacFarlane producing
>nothing but stereotypes
>talking baby

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