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Robert Reed was so creepy!

The Bible clearly tells Christians they are no part of this world, so when Christians vote in this world's political elections, they are just proving the point that all Christians are self-serving, scripture-twisting, shameless hypocrites!!! Christians who do not adhere to the 1050 New Testament commands, are in actuality placing themselves above their god, making gods of themselves... I'm so grateful I'm not shitty enough to be a Christian...

I just came across this video. It looks very familiar. Was this part of the "Growing Up Brady" movie?

It is clear to me McQueen, saw the car crash and stayed clear deliberately missing that turn that would have put him on top of the accident. That caused McQueen to have to back up and accelerate once he saw the black charger was back on the road...

Imagine if they gave the academy award for editing to this movie

I read the charger was too fast and had to slow up so the mustang could catch up

Robert Reed did miss a previous episode in the 4th season in “Goodbye Alice, Hello” where Alice quits because the children resent her, Robert Reed was removed from that episode for a similar reason

Robert Reed looks and sounds a lot like Gary Cole’s version of Mike Brady in the 1995 Brady Bunch movie

ABC probably did THE BRADY BUNCH a favor by cancelling it. After five seasons, the writers were most likely running out of fresh ideas for new episodes. In her memoirs, Maureen McCormick revealed that she was tired of playing Marcia and wanted to try her hand at other roles.

You still cut it too late. Should've cut it before the car made contact with the parked car as in the next scene the car is intact.

It’s so funny that there’s two movies that portray that scene of them on the pink bed and they both are unrealistic, Growing up Brady made them constantly make out and this one makes them look completely stupid😂 same with portraying Florence as a cougar, geez. I also doubt Robert Reed was quite this depressive just because he was embarrassed to endorse one of the most ridiculous episodes in the end of the season and thus didn’t briefly show his face on that episode. I know the point is to dramaticize but I hope people don’t really think actors act like characters

Is this true

They wanted the show to be realistic with issues of the time. And not a goody two shoes show. Other shows like Maud and the Jeffersons all in the family,good times showed actual situations.

I remember reading about this. Reed was a pompous ass. I was shocked he ever worked again. What a nightmare he was to work with. So many actors get a bug in their butts,thinking the show is all about them. Disgusting.

I didn't realize the amount of fornication going on off set.

but why?

If in 5 years AI is to the point where it can create fully realistic actors and sets exactly as they appeared back in the ‘70s, would you want to see a season 6?

#1 of SPECTRE would agree, wouldn't he?

Should’ve left it in the movie, real driving.

Thank you for all you do for the animals

In Los Angeles- forget about the fucking “craft” man

This was so well made. ❤

It was ridiculous that Mike would not be at his oldest son graduation.

Brilliant 😂😂😂😂 good film too❤❤❤

I still watch the Brady Bunch to this day, and I was born in 1968 when they were actually already making The Brady Bunch.. it does bring calmness to my heart and I'm grateful that Pluto TV allows me to watch all my Classic Favorites ❤

Thank you. This scene always bothered me. The disappearing frames came 30 years later.

But Cousin Oliver was on the finale! 🤡

Paks are here! You are not clear! Maybe now you will be clear! Paks ARE NOT WELCOME HERE!

Too old and 2 new!

It's. Hilarious to read these armchair directors Talk about What's with this chase.....

Did they not watch the last season of The Brady Bunch to at least get hair styles accurate? Florence Henderson had her hair cut off the last season. This was a previous seasons style.

"Unauthorized: The Brady Bunch - The Final Days" offers a compelling behind-the-scenes look at the final chapter of one of America's most beloved TV families. As a long-time fan of The Brady Bunch, I found this exposé both fascinating and disheartening. One of the most striking aspects of the documentary is its portrayal of Robert Reed. The film paints Reed as a selfish figure whose actions contributed significantly to the show's cancellation. His constant conflicts with the show's creators and refusal to embrace the light-hearted nature of The Brady Bunch are highlighted as key reasons for the series' untimely end. It's hard not to feel frustrated knowing that his personal grievances overshadowed the collective effort of the cast and crew who brought so much joy to viewers. Furthermore, the documentary underscores the fact that neither Reed nor most of the cast achieved significant success outside of The Brady Bunch. While a few cast members participated in Brady Bunch specials and sequels, they struggled to break away from their iconic roles. This adds a layer of poignancy to the story, as it underscores the impact of Reed's actions not just on the show, but on the careers of his co-stars. Overall, "Unauthorized: The Brady Bunch - The Final Days" is a must-watch for any fan of the original series. It provides an unflinching look at the dynamics behind the scenes and leaves viewers with a deeper understanding of why this iconic show came to an end.

The part when Steve backs up and smokes the tire is awesome… even if there was a smoke machine in the trunk!!

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If I was lucky enough to be cast in a successful sitcom that made me a household name and paid a very generous salary, I wouldn't care if they wrote a script making me a piece of sh*t.

I loved this show so much when I was younger but I have to admit that seeing this portrayal allowed me the space to deconstruct the idea that this young black boy grew up with, admiring and hoping that my family resembled their family. Thank you to the creative team for doing such a great job in capturing the characters and actors behind the scenes. The Brady Bunch still has a very special place in my childhood but seeing this has liberated me from the version of my childhood that I thought wasn’t good enough.

What is this? I don’t ever remember seeing this. Robert Reed loved the kids and the other cast members but hated the producers and the silly and bad scripts. Sherwood and his son were the worst.

Robert reed was such a positive role model and father figure to the brady kids. It was a shame he had an ego over stage vs tv performing. He was so good at being a dad. This performance captured reeds heart and his ego beautifully. What an emotional bittersweet documentary. 🥲

I mean they did lie to Robert Reed....i can understand his frustration

Hard to believe this came out in 2000.

It's too bad Reed couldn't just suck it up and get through one last episode for the season for the sake of the show. Was it a silly episode? Sure. But it wasn't altogether unbelievable and besides, after five years what was he expecting? He should have hashed his grievances in the off season instead of making it about him in front of everybody. Very unprofessional.

Reed was obviously not as successful of Swartz. Seems he had inferiority complex

Wait where’s Oliver ?

But Cindy did wear her hair loose

Exactly I prefer the lie too a half hour away from disfunction yes please

Look if rob didn’t like it - quit they had a hit show be grateful he didn’t exactly do Oscar work after the Brady’s - remember all the spin offs variety shows hey it’s a pay check be grateful

Ok this is very soul defeating 😢

They might as well have had Barry play Mike since the actor that plays Mike looks like Barry. That would have been spectacular.

Talk about art imitating life. My brother graduated in 1981 and just a week away from graduating used a new shampoo on the market and did not realize that it was recalled. The shampoo turned his hair, believe it oh not, a sickly orange green. He came running out of the bathroom screaming. 😂😂😂😂. True story.

Really hope the Flo Henderson/barry Williams thing wasn’t real. She would’ve met him when he was like 15, gross.