The “Good Times” are over.

Seventies sitcom superstar Jimmie “J.J.” Walker is ripping into ex-pal Jay Leno in a soon-to-be printed memoir — claiming he stole jokes or even drove one former comedy creator to “suicide.”

Walker — well-known for the catchphrase “Dyn-o-mite!” — says he's “stunned and hurt” at how the “Tonight Show” host became his again on stand-up comics after he hit it big.

“Because of Jay Leno, we've got modified and segregated comedy,” he tells The Post. “In his then again a few years at the air, he has no longer damaged one comic.”

Walker — who was raised in a South Bronx housing undertaking — as soon as hired each Leno and David Letterman for $150 per week to write down his jokes. Leno even gave the impression on an episode of “Good Times” earlier than “The This night Show” took understand of him.

“Most folks suppose there has been a few more or less halo over their heads,” he says. “There was no longer. They have been simply strange men working.

Walker spends a complete bankruptcy dishing on how his former family member grew to become to a close-knit circle of comics for make stronger while he was struggling, however didn't go back the choose while he made it.

“The comics who started off in combination in The big apple may attempt to lend a hand one another out while any folks loved a few success,” he writes within the e-book. “We knew how tough it was to survive.”

Walker, who maintains to accomplish stand-up at age 64, additionally describes how he was banned from “The This night Show” in 1993 for telling a shaggy dog story approximately serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer that Leno stated he didn’t like.

“A couple weeks later, Leno was quoted in a countrywide mag with a shaggy dog story approximately Dahmer,” he recollects. “It was my joke!”

Go to The Publish for extra in their interview with Walker.