Hello, everyone back here. We are back for the exciting finish to the first part of a two-part show, my fair opponent, which be sure is Marsha Brady

in a major way. And, well, let's go over all the show stuff and pick it right up. I'm Barry Williams.

And I'm Christopher Knight. We are the real Brady Bros.

Just to get us all oriented, tell us when it aired and what season it was and a little bit about who's in it, Chris.

We are recapping the second act of my fair opponent from season 3, first aired March 3rd, 1972.

It was a 22nd episode of Season 3 and the 71st episode in total.

Created by Sherwood Schwartz, our executive producer, produced by Howard Leeds, written by Bernie Conn,

and directed by Peter Baldwin.

And guest stars William Wellman as the astronaut, named Dick Whitfield, Debbie Storm as Molly Weber, Lindsay

Workman as the principal, and Suzanne Roth as Suzanne. All who will now appear in this second act?

We have left Marcia in a quandary.

We find out that her Professor Higgins routine has worked, and Molly is...

Well, she's been doing a makeover on the very shy and clumsy,

a girl with low self-esteem Molly, and very successful with it,

and Molly's going to be competing for being the hostess for the banquet night.

And her competition, it turns out, is not going to be able to be there that night because she's going to be out of town, which means that Molly is not competing against that person, but the rules dictate that she would compete

against the alternate hostess, which is Marcia.

Happens to be Marcia.

And so this is where we are in the dilemma.

Now, Marsha, who has spent the first episodes putting Molly together and giving her self-esteem

and giving her a full makeover with a hair and

taking the glasses and wardrobe and shortening the skirt and talking about posture and speaking

...