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10-01-2024 | 10:27 AM

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robb

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Originally Posted by vtecmom

big fan of the show, had the opportunity to meet Frank a few years ago when we lived in Beaumont as he was doing an appearance at the Soboba Casino near us and giving away a Harley he connected to

sadly never made it over there for that, I have a License Plate that Mike Wolfe signed , it reads PICKER

RIP Frank

Who haven’t you met Mom! (or is it whom

)
Did you ever met Mr. Ronnie James Dio?

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10-01-2024 | 11:11 AM

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robb

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Geez another one

John Amos passed away. Played the father James on the 70's t.v. show Good Times among many other things.

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10-01-2024 | 11:48 AM

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The Raptor

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Originally Posted by robb

Geez another one

John Amos passed away. Played the father James on the 70's t.v. show Good Times among many other things.

I really liiked Good Times and John Amos.

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10-02-2024 | 04:52 AM

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When I was growing up and ‘Good Times’ and ‘Star Wars’ were out around the same time, I used to think James Earl Jones & John Amos were the same person - not because they were black but because they were both portly gentlemen and they were popular around the same time.

How funny would it have been to hear ‘JJ, I am your father’ in James Earl Jones voice?