Hello, everybody, and welcome to a continuation of our podcast. It's Brady time, and we are in the

middle of an episode from Season four called Law and Disorder,

where Bobby, we found out in the first half, has become a safety monitor and assigning citations

to not just his schoolmates, but also his family members. And it's not going well for the family

members, and they're not liking it.

And he is doubling down on everything, and we've held you in suspense long enough.

I'm Barry Williams.

And I'm Christopher Knight.

We are the real Brady Bros.

Yes, this is Law and Disorder.

First aired January 12th, 1973, 14th episode of season four, the 86th episode in total.

Produced by Howard Leeds, created by Sherwood Schwartz, written by Elroy Schwartz, and directed by Hal Cooper.

First act, Bobby has learned to apply his law skills at school. Apparently, he's got school running

in ship's shape, and it's time to turn his attention to home. This is a story about power and

discretion and responsibility. His safety monitor at school, his classmates avoid him, his siblings

are starting to become very annoyed, and Bobby goes on abusing his power, writing up people

for their infractions. And I'll remind you, the subplot of this episode is this tremendous

sailboat that the Bradyadies have invested time and

energy in a sailboat equipped for maybe a brady at a time to learn to say very calm waters

like a bathtub or a marina comes without a rudder or a sail. They had to be a fix later, but the family

is very excited about this sailboat. I will never see it again after this episode. That's how excited

they are about it. Yeah, a sailboat that Mike went dumpster diving for. So that's the subplot.

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