Good Times

The family investigates when Penny is injured.

Willona accuses her neighbor of child abuse.

Willona must make an agonizing decision that could change the rest of her life.

Bookman's secret scheme could derail the adoption.

In rebellion against J.J., Thelma moves into her own apartment.

Willona spies on others to earn extra money.

One car plus four owners equals trouble when J.J.'s "Awesome Foursome" become business partners.

Michael discovers the world of CB radios.

A petition for repairs costs Bookman his job.

A mysterious, handsome stranger romances Thelma.

J.J. holds an unusual wake for a homeless man at the apartment building.

Willona's Christmas joy is threatened when she learns that her most precious gift may be taken from her.

J.J. wants to teach Michael responsibility.

Willona must choose between the chance of a lifetime with the man of her dreams or something far more important.

J.J. doesn't know if his talent or the boss's daughter was responsible for his new assignment.

Penny painfully discovers that smoking is dangerous to more than one's health.

J.J.'s potential promotion at work may be threatened by prejudice.

J.J., Thelma and Michael discover that their new boarder is the only surviving witness in a trial against a dangerous criminal.

J.J. succumbs to the stress of dating a married woman when he develops an ulcer.

Willona is suspected of being the ``other woman'' when Bookman is thought to be stepping out on his wife.

Grandpa discovers obstacles to his intended nuptials.

Willona receives a long-awaited marriage proposal only to discover that her suitor has a ``catch.''.

Production of Thelma's first play comes with a hitch.

The Evans clan and friends put on a show to raise cash.