Hello, everyone and welcome to the real Brady Bros.

Although I'll have to admit today, you've got only one Brady Bro and Oliver.

Actually, we've got Ed Mann, our producer, who could have played Oliver.

Well, you know, I'm sort of the half Brady bro.

You know, you're kind of our real Oliver.

It's like if there's ever a Brady picture and, you know, I'm not in it.

It just says other Brady not pictured you know

that that's that's who I'm the non-pictured Brady the non-seen Brady I'm the Brady on the side

man Brady that's right the man Brady well hello right. So today, we are without Barry because

Barry is still dancing. That's right. He's still shuck and jiving it. Congratulations to Barry.

He's doing great. I mean, he got eights on this last deal. You know? Dancing with the stars.

I mean, I've always contended that the scores on that show are higher in the second act or in the second hour than they are in the first.

So he's always been sort of on the front end of the show.

Now that he was on sort of that second hour, the scores get easier to come by.

So he, I think, was finally scored fairly.

He has been harshly scored up till now. But congratulations to him. He's on the show.

And now as there's fewer contestants, each of the contestants that's left has more to do.

Longer dances, more complex and resource-intensive.

And from what Barry says, they have to work out longer.

They have to put more time in.

Everything becomes a lot more work-intensive to get the result.

We're going to have to do what we're doing today more often because the more he is successful,

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