The Real Brady Bros Q&A #3

The Real Brady Bros

Wynnefield Productions

After Shows, Tv Reviews, Tv & Film

5 • 700 Ratings

🗓️ 3 June 2022

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Summary

What would the bros have done if they hadn't been actors? Did they have any idea the Brady Bunch would be relevant 50 years later?

Welcome to the third Q&A episode of our podcast series! Barry, Chris, and our exec producer, Ed Mann are here to answer the burning questions that you, our devoted listeners, have submitted to our Facebook page @realbradybros. Pop on and ask away for the next one, and the next one, and the next!

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0:00.0	Hey, everybody. It's Edman, executive producer of the real Brady Bros. Yes, it's your favorite podcast. Oh, of course it is. We are very, very excited for
0:23.8	Q&A number three with the actual Real Brady Bros. It's Barry Williams and Christopher Knight.
0:30.6	Hi, guys. How are you? Doing great. Doing great. What do you got for us this week, Ed?
0:34.3	Okay, let's jump right in. We got, of course, this all comes from our Facebook page, at Real Brady Bros. is the handle. At Real Brady Bros. And we urge you to go ahead
0:41.8	ask more, because we're going to do these about, well, I'd say every other week. They're a lot
0:45.0	of fun. Joe asks the following. As a 35-year-old child of Nick at Night. This is the podcast I never knew I even needed. I love it.
0:55.8	Great. Here's my question. Isn't I great? At any point, did any of you as kids, including Robert and Florence,
1:02.7	Ann, or anyone working on the show, say out loud, we are creating something that will outlive us all in both TV history and Americana.
1:11.0	Not once.
1:11.8	Not at all.
1:13.4	That was thought by me when I finally turned around 28 or so, when realizing that it didn't
1:19.8	seem to diminish in its popularity when it went to syndication.
1:23.9	If anything, it seemed to have picked up energy.
1:27.1	And in trying to escape its orbit as a
1:30.6	young adult, I had an epiphany that maybe I wasn't ever going to be able to escape its orbit,
1:37.5	which allowed me then early on, because I was probably 28 at the time, make peace with that.
1:43.2	You know, it's going to be in the room before I get
1:45.8	there and it's going to outlive me. And that's okay. So, hello, Joe. This is Barry. And it's a great
1:53.3	question because today, almost everything we do will be there forever, whether we want it to be or not. But back then, TV shows would come,
2:03.8	they would go, they would be a little bit of syndication, and then they would just disappear
2:07.1	like forever. So that, I don't think we were contemplating, but I am grateful, and I sometimes
2:14.7	get criticized by Chris for this, being a very, very serious teenager, and I
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