Hey, welcome, everybody. We have one heck of an episode in front of us today. Very exciting. Most of you will know this as the Don Drysdale episode. I don't know how many of

you were there when Don Drysdale was being Don Drysdale, but he was a hero of mine and one of the

best and fastest pitching pitchers in the entire major league. Stay tuned because we got lots to talk about.

I'm Barry Williams. And I'm Christopher

Knight. And we are the real Brady. Bros. Yes, we are. I don't know when I had so much fun

reviewing an episode, Chris. I was really just a trip to go through all that. You know, this is a

good episode because,

you know, it makes sense that we're doing this episode. This sort of harkens back to, you know,

the Juliet episode to some degree, sort of like the, I don't know, counterweight to that episode

for Greg, with Marcia going through her fat head syndrome. I, this episode, I remember, because I remember being excited, not only in meeting Don Drystale,

but actually working with him.

And he was a big man.

I mean, he made Bob Reed even look, you know, a little bit shorter than normal.

So I think you've six foot six, six foot five. Six, six, six, I think. So, yeah, we got to talk a little bit shorter than normal. So I think you've six foot six, six foot five.

Six six, six, I think.

So, yeah, we got to talk a little bit about Don Dreishtel.

He was our guest star.

He's in quite a bit of it.

He was clearly an athlete.

He was a legendary Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher.

And I'm doing this because there are many people that you know unless you know baseball history

or weren't there to witness his prowess you could say I don't know if you know this but he is one of

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