Welcome, everyone to our podcast. We have yet another show to dissect and examine. This one is going to be about Greg, and we know this because,

well, when the camera opens up, we're looking at Greg. It's been a lot of fun. This one is

pressure in my memory than some, and so it was a joy to watch. So let's get into it. I'm Barry Williams. And I'm Christopher

Knight. And we are the real Brady Bros. So, Barry, your theorem is is holding true. I never,

I never noticed that because we didn't have that kind of continuity. And of course, we weren't

looking for that kind of a thing that the theorem that he's talking about is that since most

episodes featured one or maybe two of the kids generally, that the first scene that we see

features that person, whoever that episode is going to be about, and then sometimes right after that,

the subplot. This is an interesting subplot in this show. So what show are we talking about?

What are we dissecting today? The title of it is click, but basically this is when Greg gets

injured on the football field but takes up photography

his part-time hobby photography and nearly saves the day as a reminder.

We'll get into that.

This is click from season three.

First aired November 26th, 1971.

It was the 11th episode of the third season, the 60th episode in total.

Sherwood Schwartz is credited as created by Sherwood Schwartz executive producer, produced by Howard Leeds, written.

Now, this is interesting, by Tom and Helen August.

That's their credit.

But as I understand it, they had, that was their, they're a sub-name, their pseudonym, their

writers' name, the writers' guild names.

Because they were also known as Alfred Lewis Levitt and Helen Levitt.

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