Lester Jenkins

...moment when Good Times "jumped the shark". James Evans Sr. serves as the template for other strong African-American TV fathers, including Lester Jenkins (227 ''), Phillip Banks (''The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air), Carl Winslow (Family Matters),...

In this article: James Evans Sr., Florida, Chicago, John Amos, Good Times, Thelma Ann Evans, Michael Evans, and Carl Winslow

...Valjean. Sandra Clark was a vamp, who lived in a Washington, D.C. apartment building. She had a career as a secretary at her neighbor Lester Jenkins's construction business, Schumer & Nathan. She got along with everybody except for...

In this article: Sandra Clark, Marla Gibbs, Margaret Smith, Jackee Harry, Mary Jenkins, 227, Emmy Award, and Misdemeanor

...learn to like each other during the series' five-year run. Mary also raised a family in the apartment building, her veteran husband, Lester Jenkins (who in an episode, was implied that her and Lester was married since 1962), and fourteen...

In this article: Mary Hurley Jenkins, Sandra Clark, Rose Lee Holloway, Ronald Reagan, Marla Gibbs, and 227

...Lee Holloway had sold the building, but Eva had saved the day by finding old documents, and was somewhere annoying, she is the daughter of Lester Jenkins's best friend (whose name is not mentioned, or rather seen), and was known by having a...

In this article: Eva Rawley, 227, Rose Lee Holloway, and Toukie A. Smith

...American actor, best known for his recurring role as the black cop Officer Smith ("Smitty") on Sanford and Son, and as the patriarch Lester Jenkins on ''227 ''. Williams started out in show business in 1969. Since then, he has appeared in...

In this article: Sinbad, The Cherokee Kid, and Sinbad Show