Netflix’s ‘Good Times’ Animated Reboot Receives Mixed Reviews
Critics highlight the show’s departure from the original’s spirit, noting its excessive and edgy content.
- Netflix's animated series 'Good Times' has been criticized for straying far from the original, with features like a drug-dealing baby and outlandish humor.
- The show includes a new cast and modern adult animations but fails to capture the charm and warmth of the 1974 original.
- Critics argue the reboot does not justify its use of the 'Good Times' title, feeling more like a cynical attempt to attract attention.
- Despite a rocky start, some later episodes show promise with creative elements and sharper satire.
- The series, featuring voices from JB Smoove and Yvette Nicole Brown, struggles to find its voice and consistently engage viewers.