Hello and welcome back everyone to our little podcast that we have so much fun doing and so much

fun sharing with you. We have a very special episode this week that we're going to get into and dissect that has a lot of music in it.

A couple of songs that if you watch the show, you're going to recognize.

I'm Barry Williams.

And I'm Christopher Knight.

And we are The Real Brady Bros.

So this was a very, very nostalgic run back through our shows to the fourth season.

And you might know this episode as the Sunshine Day episode and keep on, keep it on episode,

both of which appear in this show.

But how we got there and what we were doing is uh was a long story and it is a long

story even my notes are go on and on a bit because there were subplots and there was lots of

hiding from mom and dad and trying to sneak through the living room and get out like no one

would notice i i always get a kick out of that when we try and sneak out of the house with nine people.

And this time, Alice catches us rehearsing in the garage when we think that no one's going

to know what we're doing, you know, that kind of thing.

And then the whole premise of the plot, which was genuine and sweet, but kind of silly in its own way. I enjoyed this show much more

than I thought I would. It has been years since I first and probably last watched it, like 50,

and I was pleasantly, pleasantly surprised at the real honest grin on my face. And I'm not, let's

how do I say, I'm very critical of the music stuff. It's hard for you to get past your critical

mind. Well, the music stuff was, wasn't something I was comfortable with. And yet you'll see that you,

and I watch that knowing that you are, you as a person are not comfortable

in, you know, in that setting, but it doesn't show. I mean, you feel just fine. The choreography

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