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TV ONE CELEBRATES 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF ICONIC COMEDY SERIES “GOOD TIMES” WITH WEEKEND MARATHON EVENT FEATURING EXCLUSIVE CONTENT WITH SERIES STARS JIMMIE WALKER, BERN NADETTE STANIS & RALPH CARTER

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TV ONE CELEBRATES 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF ICONIC COMEDY SERIES “GOOD TIMES” WITH WEEKEND MARATHON EVENT FEATURING EXCLUSIVE CONTENT WITH SERIES STARS JIMMIE WALKER, BERN NADETTE STANIS & RALPH CARTER

Three-Day Mega Marathon Event Kicks Off Friday, February 9 AT 8/7 C and runs through– Sunday, February 11
Silver Spring, Maryland, February 5, 2024] – TV One invites all fans of laughter, love and the Evans family to join in the celebration of 50 years of the iconic series “Good Times.” Starting Friday, February 9 at 8/7c and continuing through Sunday, February 11, the “Good Times 50 Still Golden” marathon extravaganza features exclusively curated content by TV One, including interviews with series stars Jimmie Walker, Bern Nadette Stanis and Ralph Carter.


“Good Times” transcended the label of a mere sitcom; it became a cultural phenomenon resonating across generations. Created by Eric Monte and Mike Evans, the show authentically depicted the struggles and triumphs of a Black family in Chicago, breaking barriers and paving the way for diverse storytelling on television. From moments filled with laughter to poignant reflections, “Good Times” broke new ground in portraying the African American experience with nuance and dignity, remaining a touchstone of African American culture and inspiration.


TV One’s “Good Times” 50th-anniversary celebration kicks off on Friday, February 9 at 8/7c with two episodes of “Maude,” introducing the character of Florida Evans, played by Esther Rolle. The marathon continues throughout the weekend with episodes spanning all six seasons of “Good Times.” 


Alongside the marathon, TV One has planned special content features, including interviews with ”Good Times” cast members Jimmie Walker, Bern Nadette Stanis, and Ralph Carter. Each shares behind behind-the-scenes glimpses of the series that offer viewers a unique perspective on the series and its cultural impact on television history. To schedule an interview with select members of the cast please reach out to [email protected]


Outside of the 50th anniversary “Good Times” marathon special event, the series airs weekly on Saturdays on TV One. 


For more information and updates, please visit TVOne.tv.


ABOUT TV ONE NETWORKS
TV One Networks is the hub of black culture and entertainment with a broad offering of original programming and classic series, serving both diverse audiences for TV One and CLEO TV. Launched in January 2004, TV One currently serves 44 million households and CLEO TV, launched in January 2019, is the sister network with a 41 million household reach. Each network has a unique audience that serves viewers with fan favorites from TV One such as Unsung, Uncensored, Fatal Attraction, Payback, Tough Love: Atlanta, Never Would Have Made It: The Marvin Sapp Story and Urban One Honors. While, CLEO TV, a lifestyle and entertainment network targeting Millennial and Gen X women of color, delivers content that uplifts and inspires today’s modern-day woman. Viewers of CLEO TV can expect award-winning content in both original and acquired series including Boss Girl’s Guide, Culture Kitchen, New Soul Kitchen, Just Eats with Chef JJ, Global Gourmet, Living By Design, Tia Mowry’s Quick Fix and All Things Adrienne House to Home. Both networks are solely owned by Urban One, Inc., formerly known as Radio One, Inc. [NASDAQ: UONE and UONEK, http://www.urban1.com], the largest African-American owned and operated multi-media company.

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