The Drummer Boy

The Real Brady Bros

Wynnefield Productions

After Shows, Tv Reviews, Tv & Film

5 • 700 Ratings

🗓️ 5 July 2022

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

This week's episode: "The Drummer Boy" The Brady Bunch S2E16 - Originally aired January 22, 1971.

Bobby is rejected from joining the Glee Club and takes up playing the drums, but the noise drives everyone nuts. Peter is teased because he plays football and sings for the Glee Club. Just as he is about to quit the Glee Club, he and the other football players learn a lesson from Guest Star and Los Angeles Rams defensive end Deacon Jones!

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0:00.0	Hello, everyone and welcome to our show. Today is going to be special. We are going to dive back to season two.
0:21.6	Let me first say hello. I'm Barry Williams.
0:22.6	And I'm Christopher Knight.
0:24.6	And we are the real Brady Bros.
0:28.6	Well, this is going to be fun, and I'm looking forward to this, Chris, because this is a show I am probably in the least of any show that we have ever done.
0:48.3	So I plan to learn a lot in your experience, and it does feature you and our youngest brother, Bobby, most predominantly, but it is my understanding.
0:50.5	And you selected this episode.
0:53.2	I did for a very specific reason.
0:56.2	You were particularly excited about our guest star.
1:03.8	We had a couple of them in this in this one. I was. I was, this was my childhood hero growing up in Los Angeles as a Ram fan. Deacon Jones was my man. The whole fearsome forsome was something I marveled at, you know, being a little kid and, you know,
1:13.8	having this moniker, you know, it was hero time to hear.
1:19.9	Even more than a Joe Namath. Absolutely. Joe Namath played for the Jets.
1:23.8	Oh, right. Of course. At this point, it means nothing to you.
1:27.1	He's still in New York.
1:29.0	He doesn't come to L.A. till 77.
1:31.0	So, yeah, no, I mean, Deacon Jones is, he is, not only is he a Hall of Famer, he's a Hall of Famer.
1:38.1	He is revered by anyone who ever played this game, still.
1:43.3	Now, was he playing with Rosiey greer was that the era
1:46.9	yes lamar lundee rosy greer merlin olson and they were the fearsome for some and he was the one who
1:54.2	coined the word sack wow that was his thing you know, yeah. He was a defensive lineman.
2:01.5	He was a defensive end.
2:03.4	You know, he was, yeah, he was the, I believe on the right side of the matter, but he was a defensive end.
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