Good Times

The family discovers that the high-paying job James has been offered has one major drawback.

James buys a gun to protect the family from a rash of crimes in the neighborhood.

James insists that Florida stay in a private hospital instead of the clinic for a minor operation.

Thelma receives unexpected support for her engagement to "Mr. Right."

James is miserable to be around, and money -- or lack thereof -- is responsible.

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.

Florida and James become embroiled in an argument over politics.

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

Florida pickets the neighborhood supermarket after a roast from the store makes everyone sick.

Everything seems to be coming up roses for the Evans family until their good plans run into snags.

J.J. is destroyed by a blow to his ego when he can't get a date with Thelma's classmate.

The FBI shows up at the Evanses' asking a lot of questions about Florida's cousin Cleatus.

Thelma locates her grandfather and invites him home for her dad's birthday.

Michael's elderly friend asks to move in with the Evans family for a most unusual reason.

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

J.J. decides to elope without learning some important facts about his bride.

The numbers king of the neighborhood commissions J.J. to paint a portrait.

Michael's research for a bicentennial report leads to strange happenings for the Evans family.

When an old girlfriend visits J.J., she brings along some upsetting news.

Sick of being treated like a servant by her family, Florida accepts a lunch invitation from a man.

Thelma's indecision turns to agony when Harry accepts a new job and moves to California.

The Evans family puts together a rent party to raise money for the project's favorite senior citizen.