Hello everybody and welcome back to our podcast. It's a new week and a new episode.

I'm Barry Williams, Big Brother Greg.

And I'm Christopher Knight Middle, Brother Peter.

And we are The Real Brady Bros. All right, I'm kind of excited about this episode because

there's so many scenes that I'm not in. Watching it was like watching it for the first time,

and I really enjoyed it. I think it's one of the better written shows

of our series and we got into some real issues, some protesting, some some dilemmas and conflict

and of course we Brady style, we get everything taken care of and worked out and resolved in time.

Boy, you can really see in this episode what was around us in the time.

I mean, it really, it really, the show itself is a megaphone of that that was in society, part of the social discourse of the time.

Well, the episode we're talking about is double parked, and it aired on

March 5th, 1971. So this is early 70s, right? Why don't you give us the rest of the facts about this

episode? So this was the 22nd episode of season two, airing, as Barry said, on March 5th, 1971. It was the 47th Brady

episode to air, written by Skip Webster, directed by one of our favorites, Jack Arnold. Jack,

Jack Arnold. And we had two, well, special guest stars and special for different reasons.

We had Jack Collins playing the role of Ed Phillips, which is Mr. Phillips, as referenced

throughout the five years, Mike Brady's boss at the architectural firm, and Jackie Coogan,

who has a legendary career in Hollywood and some laws even as a result of that career.

And we'll probably get into that in more depth later on when we talk about his role.

He was very impactful in the world of movies and child stardom, probably one of the first of the major, major, major, big child stars made a lot of money.

And when we get down in there, we'll talk a bit more about him because I was very, very pleased to have him on the air.

And he affects our industry to this day.

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