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Sweet Daddy Williams: Directed by Herbert Kenwith. With Esther Rolle, John Amos, Ja'net DuBois, Ralph Carter. The Evan's family sees a lot more than they want of Sweet Daddy when J.J. agrees to paint a picture of his girlfriend.
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- Comedy
- Herbert Kenwith
- 1976-01-20
"Good Times" Sweet Daddy Williams (TV Episode 1976) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
Good Times Season 3 View all. A Real Cool Job. S 3 E1 25m. The Family Gun. S 3 E2 24m. Operation Florida. ... Sweet Daddy Williams. S 3 E19 25m. The Investigation. S ...
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Sweet Daddy Williams is the nineteenth episode of Season 3 of Good Times, and the fifty-sixth series episode overall. Written by James Ritz, the episode, which was directed by Herbert Kenwith, premiered on CBS-TV, airing on January 20, 1976.
J.J. gets his own art exhibit in exchange for painting the local numbers runner's girlfriend.
The Evans family sees a lot more than they want of Sweet Daddy when J.J. agrees to paint a picture of his girlfriend. In return, J.J. is offered a showcase for his art.
Teddy Wilson makes his first series appearance as menacing neighborhood numbers runner "Sweet Daddy" Williams. J.J. (Jimmie Walker) is delighted when he is commissioned to paint a portrait of Sweet Daddy's girlfriend, especially since he has been promised his own prestigious art display in return. But J.J.'s parents are none too happy with their so...
•Theodore Wilson as Marion "Sweet Daddy" Williams
•Bebe Drake as Savannah Jones (as BeBe Drake-Hooks)
•Ernie Barnes as Hood #1
•Larry Greene as Hood #1
Dec 31, 1975 · Available on Peacock. S3 E19: A flamboyant ghetto hood wants to sponsor an exhibit of J.J.'s art work. Comedy Dec 31, 1975 22 min. TV-PG. Starring Teddy Wilson, Bebe Drake, Ernie Barnes.
This episode is the initial appearance of Theodore Wilson as Sweet Daddy Williams. Curiously, Wilson made another appearance, in Season four, as a different character. More curiously, all his subsequent appearances were as Sweet Daddy. Many shows, including Good Times, have had the same actors in more than one role.
