Hello and welcome, everyone. Let's get this party started. We've got a great episode coming up for you. I'm not going to give it all away, but it involves a lot of Peter and bicycles. I'm Barry Williams. And I'm Christopher Knight. And we are

the real Brady bros. We're getting better. We might have nailed that. Okay, so this was such

fun to go through a lot of elements in here that I really liked.

I liked our brotherly exchanges.

I liked that dad was very, very supportive.

The girls got involved and they kind of helped us out, all that stuff, all of which we'll get to.

But tell us, Chris, a little bit about who's behind the scenes for How to Succeed in this.

Love this episode for one major reason, and that it was one of the four episodes directed by Robert Reed.

So this is How to Succeed in Business, Season 4.

It's first aired February 23, 1973, the 19th episode of season four, and the 91st overall episode to air.

Written by Gene Thompson as directed by Robert Reed, guest starring in a lovely performance, Jay Novello as Mr. Martinelli.

Now, this episode is, I'm very fond of because sort of something happened personally in this

episode that helped me grow by leaps.

Maybe I'm over-dramatizing it, but when I look back on a sense of self, this was a moment that I reflect on as the beginning of, I don't know, foundation of confidence, of self, of opinion.

Well, do share.

Well, it was just simply the first day of showing up.

I believe the bike shop was our first scene.

And Bob didn't necessarily come in saying, okay, you stand here, you stand here.

You need to deliver your lines and then we'll cover it.

Like, he basically came to me, said, so Chris, how do you see, how do you see this being blocked?

How do you see this working?

And it was like a, it literally an eye-opening experience. It was, I always had ideas, but no adult

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