Hello, everyone and welcome. We are looking forward to spending a few minutes with you today.

This is an episode that is, well, it needs to be viewed through a lens.

We need to be looking back at this because some of the references that maybe would fit the day in the 70s, I don't think would go over so well.

And I think my partner in crime here would agree.

I'm Barry Williams.

I'm Christopher Knight.

And we are the real Brady Rose.

Okay.

Yeah, had difficulty here.

Let's just say this one features our lovely eldest sister, Marcia. Yeah, you know, she's

maturing and she's growing and she's, I think she thinks she's found the love of her life.

And how we get there and who he is and what it's about is, well, it's a Brady episode, that's

for sure. It's called Love and the Older Man.

And just as the title of the show implies, Marcia falls in love with an older man.

But she thinks she falls in love.

That's part of what I want to talk about.

Right.

I mean, this kind of love, I mean, even Disney couldn't come up with something that looks so sort of dreamlike and so, so floaty and so, ah.

I want to talk about that specifically because the whole show is directed.

Maureen was very capable.

And I'm not certain in this episode, she was entirely comfortable.

And if I can anticipate or make an assessment from watching it,

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