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Bobby was about to run off from home.

Will he come back?

Will he find that he gets along better with his friends? And will he

stop calling everybody their step-sister or step-mother? Part two, every boy does it once. Coming up,

I'm Barry Williams. And I'm Christopher Knight. We are the real. Brady. Rose. Again. Yes, well,

the family celebrate that he is gone?

There will be more food on the table for Greg and Peter?

He's kind of obnoxious sometimes.

Here we are talking about.

Everybody Does It Once, first aired December 5th, 1969.

It was a 10th episode of Season 1, created by Sherwood Schwartz, produced by Sherwood Schwartz, written by

Lois and Arnold Pazer, and directed by Oscar Rudolph. We are here about to see what Bobby's

gone off and done as he has he run away yet? Well, we start off with him packing a suitcase. So,

yeah, we got to watch this because every kid has an idea of what running away is.

I had this idea that you'd wrap your stuff up in a handkerchief and you tie it to a bamboo pole or a fishing pole.

Sort of Tom Sawyer-like, but Bobby's got a more sophisticated idea of running away with an actual suitcase.

And not with Tiger.

But suitcase is as big as he is.

No, were these the days when I heard, you know, Susan Olson comment that they used to tie Tiger, the dog playing Tiger, down by the collar or nail him to the floor so he wouldn't move.

Because it was a shot in this scene where he's just on the floor of this head closed, but he moved.

So clearly he couldn't be nailed.

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