Welcome, everybody, and here we are again for another exciting episode. This time,

dot, dot, da, da, we go all the way back to the very first season, somewhere in the middle there.

The title of this is Mike's Horror Scope, but you all might know it as guest starring BB Galini.

I'm Barry Williams, and I'm Christopher Knight.

We are the real brave.

Brose.

You know what's telling you about this episode, Barry, is the way that they handled the title.

Not many people actually saw that because it doesn't show up in the show, but it's not Mike's horror scope.

It's his horror scope.

There you go.

That's a little play on words, these writers,

these clever writers like Ruth Brooks Slippin. You would have thought that they were planning this episode to run in October, close to Halloween. But no, it didn't. It ran in January.

So it's always fun. Go back to season one, because I'm reminded we have the peppermint trolley singing that theme song, which in my ear is always us.

So when I hear, here's the story of a lovely lady.

It's like, whoa, it just really jams me up.

Also, all the Harris Tiles.

Also, we are all, you know, we're just getting to know, know each other. But most interesting to me about this episode was the fact that the kids are almost non-existent in the

entire show. Does it strike you that, that, and watch all these episodes that we were in them less than

I recall. In total. We're not in the first five scenes of this episode. None of the kids. None of the

kids. This is again, that adult version of the Brady bunch when, when, you know, it's about the parents

and the influences children have on them.

And we clearly see it in this episode. I mean, it's not tangential. It's right, you know,

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