GOOD TIMES: Great Entertainment Television Sets 50th Anniversary Marathon

Great Entertainment Television (get.) is celebrating the upcoming 50th anniversary of the classic sitcom GOOD TIMES with a two-day marathon on Saturday, February 3 and Sunday, February 4.

GOOD TIMES—which was created by Eric Monte and Mike Evans and developed by Norman Lear—originally debuted on February 8, 1974; it ran for six seasons on CBS. The iconic series starred Esther Rolle, John Amos, Ja’Net DuBois, Ralph Carter, Bern Nadette Stanis, Jimmie Walker, Johnny Brown, Janet Jackson, and Ben Powers.

Watch a promo for the marathon and see the complete lineup of episodes that will air…

Saturday, February 3

10A – “The Gang: Part 1”

10:30A – “The Gang: Part 2”

11A – “The Dinner Party”

11:30A – “Cousin Cleatus”

12p – “The Family Tree”

Sunday, February 4

9A – “A Matter of Mothers”

9:30A – “The Politicians”

10A – “The Evans Get Involved: Part 1”

10:30A – “The Evans Get Involved: Part 2”

11A – “The Evans Get Involved: Part 3”

11:30A – “The Evans Get Involved: Part 4”

12p – “Too Old Blues”

Looking for more GOOD TIMES? The series regularly airs weekdays on get. in a two-hour block kicking off at 9 AM.

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