And here we go, everybody. Thanks for joining us. We're headed back here in the world of Brady Bunch, back to 1970, season two, which is turning

out to be one of my favorite seasons of all five, and because we're, you know, kind of just

settling in still and getting to know each other, but getting more relaxed. Let's find out

what that's all about with my bro. I'm Barry Williams.

And I'm Christopher Knight. Together we are. The real Brady bros. We certainly are. Yeah, and I agree.

Year two is we're settled into our roles and the roles are still being finally etched.

Yeah, so, I mean, we're talking about episodes 27, 8, 9, 30. This one is 36. 36 episodes,

a year and a half together, plus the pilot. You know, we're beginning to understand our way around we're still very

young still very kind of green you would say but there's still an innocence here about the show

um you know we were talking about this earlier about uh how valuable doing this podcast has been

for us in terms of well understanding the, seeing the whole arc of the show.

For instance, Chris, one of the things I noticed in this episode, what goes up, is I could really see what a fine actor, Robert Reed is.

I mean, he was so present and so believable and so

authentic. And, you know, without, you know, really seeing the arc and without really making a

study out of it, you know, I was very, I'm just impressed all throughout the process of doing this.

But in this, in this episode in particular, there are a couple of times.

I totally agree.

In the scenes with you and I, Greg and Peter, especially, the way he pulls out of you and I our best work.

No, because we meet him, it causes us to meet him in that authentic space.

Now, think about that. Think about if it was, and I don't want to name names of other

fathers in a TV shows or family shows, but those actors, the fathers that were kind of

committed to the joke, committed to the humor, committed to, you know,

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