9:25 love Conrad Bain declining to enter discussions about his TV kids personal problems. What a gentleman, showing respect, dignity and love for his fellow actors
Yes truly a gentleman and a human with very good quality class inner character. Something many celebs and singing entertainers of today could learn a lot from
Its sad Robert Reed was not happy about his roll as Mike Brady, as a kid growing up without a dad he will never know how much he meant to kids like me.
Reed was perfectly cast and anchored that show so well - bringing some much needed gravitas to a lightweight sitcom. He did fine work and is one of the best TV dads of all time. He also loved his TV children as if they were his own.
I agree, He was great as the stern, but loving father figure that we all need in our early years. Hard to believe that he actually despised The Brady Bunch, and was pretty much stuck there due to contract issues. He only joined the reunion shows solely for the children apparently, since he had inadvertently become a real father figure to them from the Brady Bunch, and didn't want to jeapordize them getting more work by refusing to appear.
@@madelinehayes-jk9xl Suzanne Hahn (m. 1956; div. 1972) Patty Duke (m. 1972; div. 1985) Valerie Sandobal (m. 1989...) ("He's the adoptive father of Duke's son, actor Sean Astin.")
@@laurasmith8947 He was gay. Just like you have Darlene on Roseanne playing like a straight woman but she's married to a woman so it's okay for a woman to play gay but not a man to play gay
I lost my dad many years ago due to the negligence of a physician. Also, his negligence cost the life of a secondary individual one year after my dad died. No lawyer would take my particular case because this negligent doctor had no medical malpractice insurance. My dad told me shortly before he died that this doctor did not know how to properly care for him. Dad told me that he did not want to go back into the nursing home. I was young and ignorant and did not know what to do at the time. I did not have a home of my own to care for my dad. I blame myself. I love and miss my dad!!
@@laurasmith8947 So sorry for your loss. Lost my dad 3 weeks ago due to nursing home negligence. We couldn't take care of him & neither could the nursing home apparently.
God bless you, Theresa. Same here, my Dad was a total “TV Dad”….but better. Prayers for us all who have lost these real life legends in our lives. ❤️❤️❤️
Conrad Bain's Phillip Drummond will always be my fav TV dad. I heard Conrad himself is just like his character, full of integrity, respectful and a gentleman. Love him!❤️💯
RIP to Robert Reed and Conrad Baine. Both those men were great actors. It is 4/22/2019 and I just checked on John Astin. And it shows that John is still alive! I am glad to know John has lived this long. God bless him!
Yes. I love Ms. Sally Jessy Raphael. She seems like a really nice lady and I love her calm and smoothing voice hosting her show and talking to her guests because Some talk show hosts have a loud and annoying voice.
@@dutchman063 He wasn't an asshole. He would battle with the writers to make the scripts better for all the actors on the show and to elevate the storylines. So, from that aspect he was considered difficult. In hindsight, the producers appreciated his efforts. He mentored all the kids on their acting and was known to take the whole cast on trips to the theater and even to London. He really was a very classy man.
It amazes me how Barry tells Todd that he came into show biz with the issues. And when Todd rejected his belief, Barry says: that’s your opinion. How about that’s Todd’s truth.
AAAANNND, post-2000, Barry was CORRECT. Todd was abused. So, he suppressed a lot of issued BEFORE the show began. But a hit dog hollers...and Todd wasn't ready to reveal this, yet. Not until the 2010s, of course.
It was very awkward indeed. It was obvious Barry and Todd both came up from different ways into the industry. I hope that they don't have issues with each other due to difference of opinions.
You can tell Bob was touched by Barry's admiration of his accomplishments... Bob really loved him like a son. Really sad the way his life ended. He really died alone in a hospital room because he was so embarrassed about his HIV diagnosis. He didn't want anyone to know the truth.
Isn’t it terrible that people were forced to live a double life back then? Florence Henderson said it certainly contributed to his unhappiness, and she had a lot of compassion for him.
This is a good show, never seen it before today! Love John Astin and my bro in law, (R.I.P. Corny Ramirez!) built Robert Reeds pool! Love hearing all the stories! I'm with the man who thanked these men for being a part of our lives, i too have fond memories of them and wished my dad had been more like them.
This show was aired about 30 years ago. I totally remember Mike Brady, Mr. Drumond and Gomez Addams. They all did a very good job in playing a real good role in being a Dad.
All six Brady kids seem to have turned out OK. There’s been rough patches along the way for some. But at least they’re all still alive 40 plus years later.
The Brady bunch was and still is my favorite show. I don't care what kind of lifestyle any of them had or has. I would watch anything that has anyone of them in it after the baby bunch. I saw Berry Williams at Toys R Us. We couldn't get an autograph or take pictures of him. I still liked seeing him. Godbless them all.
Reed perfectly articulates a great quality about the Brady Bunch at the 30 min mark. The show was fun and often silly, but there was always a good morality to it, one in which parents had authority, discipline and instilled a sense obligation into their kids. This is great, btw! As a fan of classic tv, I am thrilled you posted it. Thanks!
John Astin is a legend...says a lot that the Addams family only went for 2 years but its absolutely so legendary and there's been like three remakes of it and stage productions.
And 2 years later from your comment Johnny is still alive and add in 1 more Addams Family Remake as in WEDNESDAY! As hopefully John returns to do some kinda role in the Night Court Revival as Buddy and also shows up in the WEDNSDAY series as some kinda Ancient Addams Family Member!
Love all of these gentlemen and miss the ones that are no longer with us may they r.ip loved different strokes and all of these wonderful shows that you dont see these kind of shows anymore miss them all
Yea Uncle Phil would have been awesome to see on this show honoring tv dads! But I guess bc this was about older shows and fresh prince was new at this point
I liked Robert Reed's nifty mustache he grew after Brady Bunch went off the air. His hair became very curly. Apparently, he liked the mustache as he often sported in his acting work. The sad part is that Robert was to die a year or so after the clip here represented.
I.Appreciate All The Actors Who.Plays TV Dads ; From The Past Up To The Present. I Know Some Are Gone Like Robert Reed ; Conrad Bain ..I Do Miss My Beloved Dad Too..He's Been Gone 28 Yrrs
To me the greatest tv dads was two guys.. Bil Bixby (Courtship of Eddies Father) and Joel Higgings who played Edward Stratton on Silver Spoons. And it had nothing to do with him being rich and having that kick ass train you could ride through the house.. He was just amazing, super funny and a big kid himself.
Robert Reed doesn't seem good here...appearance wise, you can tell he is beginning to lose weight....such a gentleman, good looking and respectful. We miss Mike Brady, America's favorite dad....
It’s really sad that Robert Reed felt that he had to hide his sexuality and died relatively young. But it’s good thing that Society has come a long way over the last 30 years
Maybe it wasn't that he "had to hide" it. Maybe he just thought it was no one's business and not relevant. Judging by the way he speaks here, he was very intelligent, wise and mature, much more so than today's left-wingers who think identity politics is everything.
David & BLT: You are 100% correct. We were just out of the 1980's here, where some ambulances & morticians would NOT handle those with AIDS. Got Aids Yet? (GAY! Get it? *chuckle*chuckle*). The kind of "humor" religious types and right wingers were dispensing, at that time. Hey John, you remember this "knee slapper" don't you? What does AIDS stand for? Another Repub with selective memories, I suspect.
Thanks for posting this. If this is 1991 its one year before Robert Reed passes away from colon cancer and AIDS. He looks good here so it must be right before his diagnosis.
He had a lot of problems he tried to hide on The Brady's (1990) and seemed to rest more often than not in trailer. Henderson recalls how tired he looked and that people sensed something. She saw him take a handful of large pills at one time and thought he might have HIV. It is not known due to how private he was when he was diagnosed but I heard his daughter saw it was a year. He was not a happy person mostly because he had to hide who he was and wasn't comfortable with that. He also never really had a relationship with his daughter until near the end of his life. This may be why the Brady kids were like a surrogate family for him. Talented person but one who really didn't like himself.
@@g.d.roberts196 - So you are saying anyone who was diagnosed with AIDS 30 years ago didn't like themselves because they did not make it public? Uh....no, they knew they would be shunned if that news became public. One thing I can tell about Robert Reed is that he had a lot of self-confidence and he did like himself. With good reason too because he was one hell of a great man.
@@shyman99 I don't think you are understanding everyone's comments and putting a spin on them that is not there. Just like you misinterpreted my comment, you did the same with G. Roberts. Chill.
@@Wild1995 - How did I misinterpret this statement by G Roberts: "Talented person but one who really didn't like himself". You criticized Barry for claiming to know Todd Bridges' life but are okay with G Roberts claiming to know how Robert Reed felt about himself? Talk about a hypocrite.
Wow! It's good to see this it just came on my feed. Love the connection between Mr. Conrad Bain and Todd Bridges. Todd Bridges was one of my childhood crushes😂 and it's good to see he is done well in life now.
Good for him that he did. SJR knew Todd was waiting backstage. Was she hoping Conrad would say something that would make it embarrassing for both of them when Todd was introduced?
I thought he (Barry Williams) looked young for 65. Did you see him on HGTV for the Brady Bunch house renovation? Just what I thought. It was a good show.
9:25 love Conrad Bain declining to enter discussions about his TV kids personal problems. What a gentleman, showing respect, dignity and love for his fellow actors
Yes truly a gentleman and a human with very good quality class inner character. Something many celebs and singing entertainers of today could learn a lot from
For "his kids"... keeping family matters private. ❤
I was looking for a comment like this before I wrote one of my own. What a wonderful man he was.
Yes, genuine class.
He looked so incredibly sad at the mention of it, even though he had to know it was going to come up.
Sally’s show was a step above the other 90’s talk shows.
Jerry Springer actually started out with the same style of show. Sally kept it classy.
Its sad Robert Reed was not happy about his roll as Mike Brady, as a kid growing up without a dad he will never know how much he meant to kids like me.
Reed was perfectly cast and anchored that show so well - bringing some much needed gravitas to a lightweight sitcom. He did fine work and is one of the best TV dads of all time. He also loved his TV children as if they were his own.
@@jaredjlindenWell-stated!! Absolutely.
I feel exactly the same
I agree, He was great as the stern, but loving father figure that we all need in our early years. Hard to believe that he actually despised The Brady Bunch, and was pretty much stuck there due to contract issues. He only joined the reunion shows solely for the children apparently, since he had inadvertently become a real father figure to them from the Brady Bunch, and didn't want to jeapordize them getting more work by refusing to appear.
So sad he gay and broke his wife and daughter's hearts..
Conrad Bain was a hell of a stand up man!
When they brought out Todd it made me cry,how excit Conrad was.
8:56 Mad respect to Conrad for shutting that down quickly and not adding to the gossip and their pain. 👏👏 You can tell he loves them.
Class act of a man
The more I listen to Robert Reed talk the more I'm realizing how intelligent he really was. He died so suddenly I remember. RIP Sir
When did Robert Reed died and why? Was he married with any children?
@@laurasmith8947 ever hear of google? he was gay & died of Aids.
Stu Mack lol you ask if she ever heard of google all snarky like but if you would have googled you'd see he died of colon cancer
@@laurasmith8947 he died in 1992 he had cancer
@@danielpadgett2831 Thank you!
2023 John Astin is still
Rockin the earth. 🎉 Born in 1930.
Amazing❣️ ❤ ⚘️
🎭. John Allen Astin:
born March 30, 1930
He's a vegetarian.
God bless you. Jesus saves!
@@WhenImBackInChicagowas he married to the great Patty Duke?
@@madelinehayes-jk9xl
Suzanne Hahn
(m. 1956; div. 1972)
Patty Duke
(m. 1972; div. 1985)
Valerie Sandobal
(m. 1989...)
("He's the adoptive father of Duke's son, actor Sean Astin.")
@@madelinehayes-jk9xl yes he was.
The love that Conrad Bain showed Todd Bridges when he came out was priceless.
Yeah it was. I think like Robert Reed said, they assume a familial role, and he greeted Todd like his own son.
@@lawranew5125 Was Robert Reed a homosexual? I can not tell by viewing his roles. What did he die from and when?
@@lawranew5125 If he was homosexual, did the cast members know? How did Robert's secret life go unnoticed?
@@laurasmith8947
He was gay. Just like you have Darlene on Roseanne playing like a straight woman but she's married to a woman so it's okay for a woman to play gay but not a man to play gay
Laura Smith All the cast members knew he was gay. Even when they were kids on the show.
I'd forgotten how gracious Sally Jessy was. What a sweetheart she was, so cool and smart.
Robert Reed and Conrad Bain R.I.P
Robert Reed was a Classy dude.
The way Conrad Bain puff his chest out ... like -yeah! My son is here too!! His genuine love 💕 for Todd is so heartwarming.
they really loved each other and stayed close until Conrad's death
Robert Reed is so handsome and Graceful.
59 way too young to die
@@markfitzpatrick6692 yes so true
Yes he was very handsome and graceful.
Robert Reed = classically trained Shakespearean actor. You can tell.
Doing Mike Brady was such a demotion for him. It's no wonder he would smush Alice's face into every cake she made and then laugh like a maniac.
They were great dads,but none better than mine. rest in peace dad.
I'm really sorry for your loss. I can't even imagine how difficult that must be to deal with.
I lost my dad many years ago due to the negligence of a physician. Also, his negligence cost the life of a secondary individual one year after my dad died. No lawyer would take my particular case because this negligent doctor had no medical malpractice insurance. My dad told me shortly before he died that this doctor did not know how to properly care for him. Dad told me that he did not want to go back into the nursing home. I was young and ignorant and did not know what to do at the time. I did not have a home of my own to care for my dad. I blame myself. I love and miss my dad!!
Sorry
@@laurasmith8947 So sorry for your loss. Lost my dad 3 weeks ago due to nursing home negligence. We couldn't take care of him & neither could the nursing home apparently.
God bless you, Theresa. Same here, my Dad was a total “TV Dad”….but better. Prayers for us all who have lost these real life legends in our lives. ❤️❤️❤️
As of November 2020, John Astin is still living at age 90.
Ain't it great
So beautiful how happy Conrad Bain was to see Todd Bridges. I think in an interview Todd said he was more of a father to him than his real dad.
Todd Bridges dad was a terrible father!
Yes, Todd has said this many times.
Conrad Bain's Phillip Drummond will always be my fav TV dad. I heard Conrad himself is just like his character, full of integrity, respectful and a gentleman. Love him!❤️💯
Robert Reed was a gentleman. He was a good man.
May he Rest In Peace.
And, very handsome too. RIP Robert!
He reminds me so much of Tom Hanks!
Did you meet him? It would have been cool
Barry talking about that trip to London. Robert so humble.
I really like how Conrad Bain deals with the question about his TV children, he had so much class.
videox222ify and how excited he was to see him walk out on stage and WELL. Just brought tears to my eyes!
I REALLY HAVE ANOTHER LEVEL OF RESPECT FOR CONRAD BAIN FOR DOING THAT REGARDING TV CHILDREN RIP CONRAD DANA AND GARY❤❤❤
RIP to Robert Reed and Conrad Baine. Both those men were great actors. It is 4/22/2019 and I just checked on John Astin. And it shows that John is still alive! I am glad to know John has lived this long. God bless him!
Hopefully John is still in good spirits. Has to be lonely without his lovely wife Ms. Patty Duke.
When did Conrad Baine passed away?
@@DNSKansas yes agreed
@@DNSKansas John Austin admitted he and Patty were married to other people.
Wow! I didn’t realize John Astin was still alive. Robert Reed was relatively young when he died…I think he was only 59.
I love John Astin. He seems like such a great guy, a lot like his character Gomez.
Kinda odd how she was talking to Astin. And just brings out Todd.
@@FlixCreEightR thought the same thing. It was pretty rude.
🎭. John Allen Astin
Born March 30, 1930
He's a vegetarian. 😊
Rip to a great actor Robert Reed we still miss you
RIP, Robert Reed. This is the year before he died.
Robert Reed and Conrad Bain my 2 favorite tv dads
I miss Sally. Her, Ricki, and Jenny were my favorite female daytime talk show hosts.
Yes. I love Ms. Sally Jessy Raphael. She seems like a really nice lady and I love her calm and smoothing voice hosting her show and talking to her guests because
Some talk show hosts have a loud and annoying voice.
Amazing John Astin is still alive
GOD'S BLESSINGS. ONE OF MY FAVORITES
@30:39 Thank you, Robert Reed. Great point and still very relevant today.
Robert really didn’t like the answer from the wonder years dad
They were all great! I wish we had shows that honored actors like this today.
Yes 🙌 agreed
John Astin is still kicking in 2019! Go John Go!
Does anybody know how old he is .
Kimberly Arrington 89
Gomez Adams is 90 now.
Now 91
and Now in November 2022 John Astin is alive & well
Robert Reed was a class act.
He was an asshole on set of the brady bunch
@@dutchman063 How do you know for a fact that Robert Reed was not nice on the set?
@@dutchman063 He wasn't an asshole. He would battle with the writers to make the scripts better for all the actors on the show and to elevate the storylines. So, from that aspect he was considered difficult. In hindsight, the producers appreciated his efforts. He mentored all the kids on their acting and was known to take the whole cast on trips to the theater and even to London. He really was a very classy man.
@@dutchman063 how do you know?
Wow this is a nice throw back, I don't recall very many shows celebrating Men.
I miss Robert Reed. He died much too soon.
I adored all 3 of these gentlemen... 👊❤✌🇺🇸
It amazes me how Barry tells Todd that he came into show biz with the issues. And when Todd rejected his belief, Barry says: that’s your opinion. How about that’s Todd’s truth.
That was indeed awkward.
If this had been the Jerry Springer Show the audience would have egged on a fight.
AAAANNND, post-2000, Barry was CORRECT. Todd was abused. So, he suppressed a lot of issued BEFORE the show began. But a hit dog hollers...and Todd wasn't ready to reveal this, yet. Not until the 2010s, of course.
It was very awkward indeed. It was obvious Barry and Todd both came up from different ways into the industry. I hope that they don't have issues with each other due to difference of opinions.
You can tell Bob was touched by Barry's admiration of his accomplishments... Bob really loved him like a son. Really sad the way his life ended. He really died alone in a hospital room because he was so embarrassed about his HIV diagnosis. He didn't want anyone to know the truth.
So sad 😢
Only two people were allowed to see him: his daughter Karen and friend Anne
Isn’t it terrible that people were forced to live a double life back then? Florence Henderson said it certainly contributed to his unhappiness, and she had a lot of compassion for him.
Wow it's like going back in time. Amazing.
This is a good show, never seen it before today! Love John Astin and my bro in law, (R.I.P. Corny Ramirez!) built Robert Reeds pool! Love hearing all the stories! I'm with the man who thanked these men for being a part of our lives, i too have fond memories of them and wished my dad had been more like them.
would love to meet John Astin
So sad to see that many of these fellas are gone now great legends 👏🏻👏🏻❤️
I'm glad that Mr. Reed responded with what he'd said in reference to the actor from "The Wonder Years"
🎭. John Allen Astin, is alive, as I type.
Born March 30, 1930.
🎉. He's a vegetarian.
My dad didn't care. Left when I was one. Me. Brady was my dad in my head. I bet alot of kids in my generation felt that way.
I felt the same about Ray Campbell from Sister Sister.
Sorry man
At about 15:05 when Barry is talking about sneaking into Maureen's room, Robert Reed's expression 😂 just like a father!
Sally's dad was very handsome. RIP sir! 😇🕊️💐
TODD BRIDGES, PLAYED ON THE WALTONS, AS WELL AS LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE. EXCELLENT CHILD STAR.
Fish
He was also on the series, "Roots", as well as Robert Reed. Gomez's wife, Mortician, was also on "Roots". What a connection!!! Great acting!!!!❤❤❤
This show was aired about 30 years ago. I totally remember Mike Brady, Mr. Drumond and Gomez Addams. They all did a very good job in playing a real good role in being a Dad.
And as devoted husbands with none depicted as a low IQ buffoon. Bain's character eventually married again too .
All six Brady kids seem to have turned out OK. There’s been rough patches along the way for some. But at least they’re all still alive 40 plus years later.
Of course, they are alive. You know the reason that he died when he did. He did not die of natural causes.
The guy from The Wonder Years sounds like a complete ass.
George Alexander Buffalo, NY has a Big Party called WORLDS LARGEST DISCO. 1 year all 6 Brady Kids were Celbrity guests.
Not sure about Maureen McCormick
Try 50 plus lol
John Astin is such a cool guy. Just seeing him makes me smile.
The Brady bunch was and still is my favorite show. I don't care what kind of lifestyle any of them had or has. I would watch anything that has anyone of them in it after the baby bunch. I saw Berry Williams at Toys R Us. We couldn't get an autograph or take pictures of him. I still liked seeing him. Godbless them all.
Oh thats cool! You got to see Berry in public! ..AT A TOYS R US! Thats real cool!
@@madelinehayes-jk9xl
How old are you?
Reed perfectly articulates a great quality about the Brady Bunch at the 30 min mark. The show was fun and often silly, but there was always a good morality to it, one in which parents had authority, discipline and instilled a sense obligation into their kids.
This is great, btw! As a fan of classic tv, I am thrilled you posted it. Thanks!
John Astin is a legend...says a lot that the Addams family only went for 2 years but its absolutely so legendary and there's been like three remakes of it and stage productions.
And 2 years later from your comment Johnny is still alive and add in 1 more Addams Family Remake as in WEDNESDAY!
As hopefully John returns to do some kinda role in the Night Court Revival as Buddy and also shows up in the WEDNSDAY series as some kinda Ancient Addams Family Member!
Love John Aniston :)
I'm glad Sally gave a posthumous tribute to Hugh Beaumont..... the ultimate TV dad. and in real life, he was a minister at one point
Robert Reed is my hero!!
Always great to see Robert Reed 🙏🕯️in anything RIP BOB we still love 💓 and miss you 🤠⭐🦅✌️
Man - what I would give to have been in this studio audience. What a cast of legends. Reginald Veljohnson is just the best.
bob reed was really good to his tv kids, paid for them to go on vacation with him.
He treated them like they were his own kids.
Good for Conrad shutting down SJR with her questions about Dana Plato, etc. They don't deserve to be talked about.
Conrad Bain was very protective of his TV children.
Love all of these gentlemen and miss the ones that are no longer with us may they r.ip loved different strokes and all of these wonderful shows that you dont see these kind of shows anymore miss them all
all they needed is uncle phil and this would make my childhood
And don’t forget Al Bundy.
The greatest television father John Amos Good Times
Yea Uncle Phil would have been awesome to see on this show honoring tv dads! But I guess bc this was about older shows and fresh prince was new at this point
At 28:47 that was a nice and respectful tribute to Hugh Beaughmont who really was the ultimate TV dad
I think that Ozzie Nelson had it over Hugh Beaumont
Hugh is my Favorite!! ♥️
Considering Hugh did not want to be on the show!
And also Reginald VelJohson who played Carl Winslow. And I also love Jack Arnold who played the Dad in The Wonder Years.
That was a little strange how Sally gets John Astin to talk about the rest of the staff, then says welcome Todd Bridges
I know she just moved on from him without warning.
Very strange
Unfortunately Robert Reed died a year after this but Conrad lived a long life to 89 and John astin is still alive 90
Many legends on this set. What a day for TV history.
Absolutely fantastic. I honestly cannot imagine how it all came together. Good grief, the network needs to put this out officially.
They should have had Mr. Rogers on here. He was the earthly Father of all Fathers.
Good point!! He aired before the Brady Bunch.
I agree but another that they should have had was Danny Tanner Bob Saget .
@@nickbeebe7386 I assume that that only the actors who played who played fathers and their shows have ended were the subject of the show
@@nickbeebe7386AND DANNY THOMAS
OMG! Todd Bridges is the cutest!! Love all these dads...
I liked Robert Reed's nifty mustache he grew after Brady Bunch went off the air. His hair became very curly. Apparently, he liked the mustache as he often sported in his acting work. The sad part is that Robert was to die a year or so after the clip here represented.
Loved John Astin's "Buddy" (". . . but I'm feeling much better now!"). Such a wonderfully talented man!
I quote that often 😂 no body catches it though.....
@@marystrenke3050 I've done the same and only had one other recognize it.
This brought me a lot of joy. Thank you for uploading this!!
Amazing, no F word!
I.Appreciate All The Actors Who.Plays TV Dads ; From The Past Up To The Present. I Know Some Are Gone Like Robert Reed ; Conrad Bain ..I Do Miss My Beloved Dad Too..He's Been Gone 28 Yrrs
Decent show overall. The tie gifts are a nice touch. Classy, I think.
John Astin is still alive at age 90.
God bless him! :)
His brother will be 90 next year too
To me the greatest tv dads was two guys.. Bil Bixby (Courtship of Eddies Father) and Joel Higgings who played Edward Stratton on Silver Spoons. And it had nothing to do with him being rich and having that kick ass train you could ride through the house.. He was just amazing, super funny and a big kid himself.
Thank you for this! You have a lot of pieces I am missing from my collection.
Rest In Peace Dana Plato.
Great 👍 Episode..Thanks for uploading!
Thank you very much🌹🤗🌷 these were all great shows❣️🐥🐣🐤🌈🦋🌈🐦💞🐇🕊️
Robert Reed doesn't seem good here...appearance wise, you can tell he is beginning to lose weight....such a gentleman, good looking and respectful. We miss Mike Brady, America's favorite dad....
Conrad Bain was the best
It’s really sad that Robert Reed felt that he had to hide his sexuality and died relatively young. But it’s good thing that Society has come a long way over the last 30 years
Maybe it wasn't that he "had to hide" it. Maybe he just thought it was no one's business and not relevant. Judging by the way he speaks here, he was very intelligent, wise and mature, much more so than today's left-wingers who think identity politics is everything.
He had to hide it because people back then were hugely prejudiced and discriminating.
David & BLT: You are 100% correct. We were just out of the 1980's here, where some ambulances & morticians would NOT handle those with AIDS. Got Aids Yet? (GAY! Get it? *chuckle*chuckle*). The kind of "humor" religious types and right wingers were dispensing, at that time. Hey John, you remember this "knee slapper" don't you? What does AIDS stand for? Another Repub with selective memories, I suspect.
he died early from his perversion.
Jesus saves!
One of Roberts final appearances
Hard to believe that the Addams Family and the Munsters ran only 2 seasons each.
Thanks for posting this. If this is 1991 its one year before Robert Reed passes away from colon cancer and AIDS. He looks good here so it must be right before his diagnosis.
He had a lot of problems he tried to hide on The Brady's (1990) and seemed to rest more often than not in trailer. Henderson recalls how tired he looked and that people sensed something. She saw him take a handful of large pills at one time and thought he might have HIV. It is not known due to how private he was when he was diagnosed but I heard his daughter saw it was a year. He was not a happy person mostly because he had to hide who he was and wasn't comfortable with that. He also never really had a relationship with his daughter until near the end of his life. This may be why the Brady kids were like a surrogate family for him. Talented person but one who really didn't like himself.
@@g.d.roberts196 - So you are saying anyone who was diagnosed with AIDS 30 years ago didn't like themselves because they did not make it public? Uh....no, they knew they would be shunned if that news became public. One thing I can tell about Robert Reed is that he had a lot of self-confidence and he did like himself. With good reason too because he was one hell of a great man.
@@shyman99 I don't think you are understanding everyone's comments and putting a spin on them that is not there. Just like you misinterpreted my comment, you did the same with G. Roberts. Chill.
@@Wild1995 - How did I misinterpret this statement by G Roberts: "Talented person but one who really didn't like himself". You criticized Barry for claiming to know Todd Bridges' life but are okay with G Roberts claiming to know how Robert Reed felt about himself? Talk about a hypocrite.
@@shyman99 sens
Robert Reed was awesome
Todd was on everything. Everyone wanted wanted him when he was a kid.
TODD BRIDGES, PLAYED ON AN EPISODE, OF LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE, AS WELL, AS ON THE WALTONS. TODD BRIDGES, WAS A VERY GOOD CHILD ACTOR.
They should have had Redd Foxx (he was still living in 1991) John Amos, Sherman Helmsley, Michael Gross, and Alan Thicke there.
wow sally Jesse Raphael was the sh#t back in the day!!..loved her!! her and montell Williams I went to both shows live.
Wow! It's good to see this it just came on my feed. Love the connection between Mr. Conrad Bain and Todd Bridges. Todd Bridges was one of my childhood crushes😂 and it's good to see he is done well in life now.
Conrad, shut Sjr's, question down, real respectfully.
Good for him that he did. SJR knew Todd was waiting backstage. Was she hoping Conrad would say something that would make it embarrassing for both of them when Todd was introduced?
great show.IMISS SALLY!!!!!!!!!
i love watching the brady bunch as a kid
ROBERT REED LOOKS VERY UNCOMFORTABLE BEING THERE
RIP BRADY DAD. ♡
Thank you for sharing this. It was a great trip down memory lane! God Bless You & stay safe.
She was a good talk show host. I miss those talk shows .they had on celebrities who not only talk, but would sometimes sing or perform different Acts.
Dan Lauria, the TV dad on The Wonder Years was great, because he was like a real dad. he came home from work grumpy like my dad did.
Respect to Mr Drummond to shut Sally down when she was trying to dig up dirt.
They didn't finish talking about their answer only a few. Well, I really enjoyed seeing all those actor "Dads."
Happy Father's Day "Daddy!"
It’s was very devious of Sally to ask Conrad Bain and Robert Reed about their showbiz sons knowing they were back stage.
Amazing Greg today is about 5 years older than Robert Reed is in this video.
He looks younger then Robert Reed on this video too.
@@josephmackela8466 No. he does not. He looks much older.
I thought he (Barry Williams) looked young for 65. Did you see him on HGTV for the Brady Bunch house renovation? Just what I thought. It was a good show.
@@josephmackela8466people age differently now
Male audience behind Sally has stinky feet !
@4:15 Yes 🙌 Always loved how he called her “Maudie” 😊