Good Times

Florida is adamantly opposed to James' having a gun in the house.

James is offered a high-paying job -- in Alaska.

Florida must have a gallbladder operation, and James is appalled at the fees.

Although plagued by financial worries, James won't borrow money from Florida's rich cousin (Percy Rodrigues).

Florida and James become embroiled in an argument over politics.

Thelma's engagement throws the family into a furor.

Florida and James plan to celebrate their 20th anniversary at a friend's cabin.

A surprise baby shower for Florida's friend hits a snag.

Michael's silly behavior has the family in a quandary.

Willona meets an attractive man from J.J.'s art school.

An expensive dinner turns into a gastronomic disaster.

J.J. is commissioned to paint a mural for the neighborhood bank.

J.J. is spurned by Thelma's girlfriend (Catherine Lee Smith).

Florida's nephew is wanted in connection with a bank robbery.

James' long-lost father shows up for his son's surprise party.

Michael invites a homeless old man to celebrate New Year's Eve with the family.

J.J.'s decision to marry draws protests from his parents. First of a two-part episode.

Conclusion. J.J. elopes with his fiancée, who carelessly leaves drug paraphernalia behind.

A flamboyant ghetto hood wants to sponsor an exhibit of J.J.'s art work.

A letter Michael has written puts the family under FBI scrutiny.

J.J. panics when his girlfriend claims that he has given her VD.

Florida accepts her supervisor's invitation to lunch and cocktails.

Thelma must resolve her mixed feelings about her boyfriend when he lands a job in California.

The Evanses decide to throw a rent party for an impoverished neighbor.