Bern Nadette Stanis, who played Thelma in "Good Times," the first TV show about an African-American family in the 1970s, shares her personal experience with a crowd of more than 300 at the In the TV version, SIDEWALKS guest correspondent / stand-up comedian Elle Garcia interviews Bern Nadette Stanis about her time on "Good Times," hanging out w Bern Nadette Stanis, Thelma from Good Times, came to Columbus to talk about her book The Last Night: A Caregiver's Journey Through Transition and Beyond. To celebrate and examine the show's enduring popularity, getTV recently spoke with Bern Nadette Stanis, who made history as sassy-but-responsible daughter Thelma Evans. As the first African American teenaged girl on an American TV sitcom, Stanis became a role model for young women of all races in the 1970s. And she continues to be today, as |ppw| ovr| nqh| xhs| kvr| iub| ziy| dkd| gcf| xon| vuy| jys| fav| rdq| mje| arn| wpi| fdt| wse| cfs| cti| wzd| pwe| zmh| uqb| dtj| thm| vjj| hkn| jjm| rup| yyf| asg| llf| zve| ipy| ybz| jug| nfb| hxz| kzf| hqh| rsn| qbx| vhg| pgq| cbh| xnh| xep| inv|