Lmao read the comments “ugh boondocks warned us this would happen!!!” Well the co-creator of this was part of bookdocks too, oops

And the other co-creator is a black woman aka whom nu black twitter swears can do no wrong so don’t contradict that now.

And black dynamite

Basically just another one of those shows with the Good Times IP time will tell tho

Lmao that’s what niggas been asking for since the new boondocks got killed off. Idk really what else this coulda been that woulda made niggas say man they did Good Times right if mfs actually watched the original lol

So are niggas mad bc of the satire content or bc of the name?

Content wise it doesn’t look any different from other cartoons from the past like boondocks, pjs, bebe’s kids

But then again I think if ANY of those 3
Shows premiered today niggas would be hating it too

I think it would've been more accurate to call this a they clone Tyrone spinoff based off some of the scenes in the trailer

Ayo f*** Seth McFarlane for doing this.

F*** Steph Curry for cosigning.

F*** Netflix for okaying this.

And f*** anybody giving this sham of a show a hatewatch.

Can’t believe my wifey Cree is apart of this 🦝

Like…frfr. That trailer had me DISGUSTED. This is what happens when you have no black people in these rooms (or better yet: this is what happens when you only have lena waithe type black ppl in these rooms)

F*** errbody dawg.

Content wise it doesn’t look any different from other cartoons from the past like boondocks, pjs, bebe’s kids

Niggas putting boondocks and bebe’s kids in the same sentence oh jesus lawd we never gon be free smh

Itt: Mad niggas that clearly never watched Boondocks (or only watched the “fake season”) or read an iota of the comic strip before.

@ChiraqPalestine dumb niggas really comparing the show that dissed Soul Food with health facts to…Bebe’s Kids.

You mean before or after John Amos walked out cause they kept tryna turn Good Times into the “Comedic JJ Coonery show?”

Which good times did YOU watch dawg?

Some of the replies itt is CRAZY af lmfaooo

People can't be seriously entertaining a show that's trailer is chock full of stereotypical caricatures lmao

This s*** looks ass

Even more of a shame to the black people that worked on this and was okay with letting it fly and being apart of it. Tossing Good Times on it just makes it worse.

They gon call you a “nu black” for saying this bro watch out lmfaoo

He says he was involved only in the early stages

didn't watch the PJs, if the jokes are like this, I probably wouldn't like it either but i guess i should reserve judgement until it comes out.

Ngl it feels like they specifically waited until Norman Lear's death to reveal the footage.

lol this people getting a bag . That’s it

oh they must be getting heat if the actors gotta come out like this lmfao.

not too late to cancel it

how tf did netflix allowed They Cloned Tyrone to be made but gave the green light to this coonery? nobody tryna see this s***

Aint no way some of y’all defended this itt

This looks horrendous. And not single good joke in the entire trailer

netflix.com/tudum/articles/good-times-animated

more about the show. Norman Lear made "pivotal contributions" behind the scenes. still reading more

showrunner of this made that show on Max, Young Love.

"The animated reboot, produced in partnership with Sony Pictures Television Studios, will drop the laugh track and deal with modern-day issues, retaining the feeling of the original Good Times. “It’s about a Black family that comes together, laughs together, and survives the system on the South Side of Chicago,” said Shepard. “What you’ll get from that is a lot of social commentary, a lot of pushing the boundaries, a lot of feel-good television, but also a lot of things that may be in the vein of The Simpsons and South Park and Family Guy. When you’re looking back 10 years later, you’ll be like, ‘They said that on Good Times?’ Oh my gosh.’ ”

“Norman was completely supportive of me as a showrunner, a creative, a writer, even as a visionary, to take a piece of material that he had produced prior in his career and watch as I took it to another level and pushed the boundaries,” Shepard said. “He showed up for our meetings, our Zooms, our table reads, and made an impact on how we were able to produce this series.”

And of course, Lear also lent his voice to the new series. “It was a really special, sweet moment, to have him in the booth,” Shepard reflected. “He was like, ‘I’m not going to read these words.’ I can imagine the text must have been so small, and he’s like, ‘Yeah, just tell me the lines, and I’ll say them back.’ ”

“Rest in peace, Norman Lear,” she said.