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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Good Times was a Norman Lear-produced Sitcom that ran on CBS from 1974-1979. The show was a Spin-Off of Lear's earlier comedy Maude (Itself a spinoff of All in The Family).The show followed the lives of the Evans family, a poor black family living in the high-rise projects of Chicago: |
