In this iconic moment from Good Times, Florida (Esther Rolle) breaks down about the loss of her husband. From Season 4, Episode 2 'The Big Move: Part 2' : Following the news of James' passing, everyone begins to worry about Florida who seems to be emotionally unaffected. Watch more Good Times: https://bit.ly/3fMOdly Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/thenormanleareffect Stream all seasons now on Peacock: https://www.peacocktv.com/watch/asset/tv/good-times/4722619844572552112 About Good Times: Li

Florida (Esther Rolle) plays matchmaker for Willona (Ja'net DuBois) without realising she is perfectly capable of finding a dashing man for herself. From Season 2, Episode 11 'Florida, the Matchmaker' - Florida decides to play matchmaker for her friend and neighbor, Willona. Willona talks of being lonely, so when Florida, James, and Willona attend a wedding, Florida arranges her to go with a date. Watch more 'Good Times': https://bit.ly/2CQ1MBm Subscribe: youtube.com/c/ClassicTVRewind Watch all

An argument between Florida and J.J. (Esther Rolle and Jimmie Walker) reaches its peak with Florida kicking her own son out of the house. From Season 4, Episode 8 'J.J.'s New Career: Part 2' - Once J.J. accepts a job as a bookie, he begins making good money, and Thelma does not have to take a semester off from college to work. Florida eventually finds out though, and she does not approve at all. Watch more 'Good Times': https://bit.ly/2CQ1MBm Subscribe: youtube.com/c/ClassicTVRewind Watch all se

Esther Rolle ~ Complete Biography with Photos | Videos

Esther Rolle played a significant role in breaking barriers and advocating for more inclusive representation in the entertainment industry. Her portrayal of Florida Evans on the television series “Good Times” was instrumental in addressing the absence of positive Black father figures on television during that era. By contributing to the inclusion of a Black father character, Esther Rolle helped challenge stereotypes and promote a more diverse and realistic portrayal of families on TV. Her impact