Hello everyone and welcome to our podcast. This week is an episode like none other that we have done.

But before we do that, let's introduce ourselves and we'll get started.

I'm Barry Williams.

And I'm Christopher Knight.

And we are the real Brady Bros.

We try and get that together every week.

And we're getting closer, Chris, I think, as we go.

This episode, which comes from season three, this is the first that I remember using this kind of technique on our show.

And it heavily features Alice, and so we get to know her and her family, a lot better than we have known her

up until this point.

I'll let you tell us where we are in the world of Brady at this point.

All right.

This is Sergeant Emma.

The episode is the 20th episode in the third season. It first aired on February 11, 1972.

It was the 69th episode in total to air, directed by Jack Arnold, written by Harry Winkler.

There were no guest stars on this episode, unless you...

Well, there sort of is. Well, yes, I'm saying. I mean, there was no guest stars on this episode unless you know there sort of is well yes i'm saying i mean

there was no guest stars credited on this episode because sergeant emma is in fact played by

ann b davis what are you kidding i miss that split. In a split screen. Whoa.

You know, this is also known, not only is it known as Sergeant Ngu, it's also known as the HUP2, HUP2, HUP2 episode.

You know, it was funny, Barry, because Barry and I watch the episodes.

We then create screening notes and we share those with one another before we

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