Hello, everyone so much for joining us, it is that time of the year, where it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, which is just around the

corner. And as a result, we are going to replay a very important episode from our season one,

one that kind of ensured that we would go on to future seasons. It's called The Voice of Christmas,

so it seems very appropriate just now as our

Yule Tide classic. I'm Barry Williams. And I'm Christopher Knight. And we are the real Brady

Bros. Yes, we wish all of our fans out there a very Merry Christmas. and we apologize, but you'll have to wait another week to see how Greg's triangle concludes.

Oh, my gosh. Keeping on pins and needles. Me too. I'm on mostly pens. Listen, tell us about, you know, when this show aired, who's in it, and we'll talk a little bit about why it's so important to us.

Yes, this is one of our most well-known, now a Yuletide classic episodes.

Our only Brady episode dealing with the holiday season and Christmas.

It is the voice of Christmas from season one, first aired December 19th,

1969.

Wow.

12th episode in the season.

And as you know, the first half of the season is like 13 episodes.

So it's like this is right at the end of that run, right?

When we're not sure after doing the Voice of Christmas and maybe one or two other episodes after it,

if we're ever coming back in the first season.

And we do.

A show was written by John Fenton Murray

and directed by our most prodigious director, Oscar Rudolph.

Guest stars Hal Smith as Santa in wonderful performance.

And Carl Albert is the little boy in the Santa line.

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