My kids were told that if they defended themselves in a fight, they'd be suspended. I told them not to worry, we'll go out for ice cream. My oldest got suspended for defending a special needs kid against a bully. When he got suspended, I gave him a pat on the back and told him how proud I was of him.
In all fairness, when Cindy became a tattletale: Carol: Don't do that. You wouldn't like it if someone did that to you. Cindy: Oh no. That's no fun. Carol: Then why do you do it to them? Cindy: Because that is fun.
I saw heavy-weight boxing, invented by Alice, at the cafe wha. Kid just came out of the army. I said to him, "Kid, I don't know what you call it-talent, charisma, magic-but you've got it.
...you know...out of the 3 Brothers, PETER seems to have the best rapport with ALL three Sisters; he's on equal ground with Jan (being 'middle' Children), respects Marcia (when she's not in her head), and VERY protective of Cindy (3:42).... Greg's usually indifferent & Bobby's never around......Yay, PETER... (2:52)
Jan actually did have a good rapport with Bobby too...they were just close in different ways though, but Cindy got along with all the boys best. Bobby & Jan had connected over being closest to Alice and thinking similarly about many things....including Bobby not even being embarrassed on the cartoon that he being a boy knew who Wonder Woman was. (Also he thought big sister Jan was too.)
Yeah, I see what you mean. Jan was more physically tough where Marcia fought back verbally, intellectually. Peter was a good brother protecting his bullied sister from that Buddy Hinton---whose family was unarguably dysfunctional well before the word became part of common usage.
The only trouble with that was Eve Plumb didn't actually appear in this episode as it was one of the five season 2 absences! Barry Williams was the only member of the kids that was in every episode!
Jan would fight dirty. She would have kicked Buddy in the balls and then clawed his throat open. She lacks the brute strength that Peter has, but she makes up for it with her superior dexterity and critical hits.
Love this episode, I was bullied. Sadly every new school year it’s back to school and, back to bullying. Bullying awareness. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Wake up teachers put your cell phones down and, listen to your students if they say they are being bullied .Wake up parents listen to your kids . Bully survivor 🎉
@@ScottNapolitan Point taken. Peter was gentle with Cindy, especially considering she started teasing Buddy, but he certainly told everyone else off... *_"Go on! GET OUT OF HERE!"_* , which took the wind out of Cindy's sails.
You’re right, I almost forgot about that, and that was right before Cindy asked why they shouldn’t and he purely and simply said for the same reason she didn’t want to be laughed at in the first place.
@@blakesliberator3197Right. When Cindy told Peter about why there was a crowd following them, because she said there might be a fight, Peter was like "Awww Cindy 😕". Like yeah he's her brother and he's still going to protect her and stand up for her, but he was a bit disappointed in what she'd done. Bottom line is his character is really thoughtful and caring even when others are misbehaving. He's really likable.
I remember my first real fight, when I was in 3rd grade. I was a smaller kid, I'm only 5'6" now, but I was athletic, pretty strong, and had an older brother and friends who liked to wrestle and stuff, so I was getting good practice and didn't even know it. A neighborhood kid that wasn't part of our group, but still occasionally played with us was playing with me on a street corner one day. Maybe I remember wrong, but the way I do remember it is we just were arguing about normal kid stuff and he stood up pushed my down on the pavement. I scraped myself and started crying and ran home. So a few hours later, I was eating dinner with my family and to my horror and shock we hear this kid's two older brothers yelling up at our windows, taunting me and saying their brother wanted to fight me! I was scared and embarrassed. My father and mother, younger sister and older brother were there. At this point I should let you know that this was in either 1973 or 1974. Why? BECAUSE... My dad said, "Hell NO! You're not letting THIS happen!" Our entire family left the dinner table and we went downstairs to our front yard, where the kid, his two older brothers, and at LEAST a DOZEN of the neighborhood kids now were waiting. I don't remember, but I wouldn't be surprised if there were other parents there. So my father says, "You guys are having this out now." I was scared, but I had no way out, and I did feel better knowing that I was ultimately safe, and I knew I was no wimp, just young and afraid of my first fight. It was mostly a wrestling match with a few punches, but I beat him EASILY. I was SO excited and I ran across the street to my then best friend's house and just BEAMED when I told him I won the fight. LOL, his parents were mostly detached from the rest of the neighborhood so he wasn't allowed to watch the fight. So THEN, as I'm still telling my friend about winning the fight, one of the Bully's friends comes up and says, "Jimmy Fred wants to fight again. He says you got lucky." LOL, man, I KNEW I hadn't gotten lucky and I chirped, "SURE!" and ran back over and EASILY dispatched him a second time, got up and said, "Wanna fight again?" He said no, and that was the last I heard from Jimmy Fred.
Buddy boxed Peter into a corner making him fight. Buddy swung and missed allowing Peter to knock him to the ground with a left hook. Violence never solves the problem. Peter showed he was better by not teasing Buddy. That is a true winner.
I remember there was a bully that looked identical to this kid when I was 6 years old. I remember he was throwing rocks at me from a distance but kept missing. Then he threw a spark plug at a fast pace like he was pitching but missed me. I picked up the spark plug and threw it in the air and it landed on his head. He screamed and ran off to his house crying. I never saw him again lol
This is my favorite episode. I did a little punchy punchy for a bit in my life and to see her try to summarize strategy was funny. Takes 5 years to get a boxer in pro shape. She had 5 minutes.
Except that the extras saw how he actually closed his eyes when he punched! There may not be a bigger mistake in fighting than that. But, lucky him, the scriptwriters made the other kid an even worse fighter, lol!
I can't much blame Buddy Hinton for being as he is when he has a father knows what Buddy gets up to and doesn't care. When it comes to plausible characters in these rare tense situations on the BB, Mr. Hinton hits the top spot, I think.
Bullies actually built character and made you tougher. I got bullied in elementary school by a guy all the time until I stood up to him and actually beat his ass. Guy never bothered me again.
Yeah, it's good if you can do that, but it's not possible in every case. I was bullied by kids who took advantage of my very poor vision so I couldn't see who did things, or couldn't react in time to their tripping me or knocking me down. There's bullies and then there's bullies.
It might work in a case like in the clip where it's a 1:1 bully to victim ratio, but a whole other story when it's two or more bullies on one. I just don't understand it when people say it's a right of passage, totally normal, it builds character. Personally, I know of nobody who ever truly found bullying to be beneficial in any way---it only caused long term emotional scars And Good God, targeting a sight impaired kid. Why do bullies never make it a "fair fight"....? Because they're cowards !
@@msr1116- VERY well said!! Bullying is wrong period!! NOTHING good becomes of bullying!! All it does is perpetuate the cycle of bullying!! It's been proven by hard statistics!
I'm kind of reminded of the French-Canadian film _Léolo_ (1992) where his older brother gets really muscular and trains for months in order to beat up his bully... but he still loses the fight in the end. 😂
I've seen 2 significant changes to students over the generations. The most recent is they all have smart phones. But previously, they started carrying their books in a backpack. The Brady Bunch was before both these changes.
Back in the day, word of a fight at 3:15, travelled. There were times, you didn't want to fight, but when a crowd showed up, it was on. You had to fight.
I remember getting suspended from school in the 9th grade for getting in a fight in 1987. I thought my mom was going to be mad. I remember her saying “I’m not mad. A kid was messing with you and you kicked his ass!” I didn’t really kick anybody’s ass, but it was cool that my mom assumed I did and had my back.
Without bullies our country’s men turn to what we see now. I told my kids what I was told. If you have to, you fight and do whatever it takes to win. You’ll only ever have to display your ferocity once, more than likely.
Peter was SO lucky. He closed his eyes when he punched! Plus it was a roundhouse that any normal person could have avoided. He is really going to get hurt if he gets cocky and gets in another fight.
Why would a boy bully a much smaller and younger girl? Especially in those days? Had anyone tried that during the time I grew up, that boy would have gotten his ass kicked by every boy his age and older to the point where he would have had to change schools.
In 5th grade the school principal suspended me for a fight that didn't happen anywhere near school. It happened at a small zoo on the other side of town. A boy I knew from school, who was a major jerk to everyone was making fun of my special needs sister so I blacked his eye. That Monday I had a note waiting for me when I showed up in class. I was suspended and not only that, the principal threatened to call the cops if I "assaulted" any more students. Turned out the kid was his grandson.
Peter's the best. Of course these days, most people are total Karens and run straight to the police who along with DAs that have nothing better to do apparently will run the person through their meat grinder causing FAR more pain and trouble than a black eye.
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I wish all children had someone to love them like Alice loved those children.
Alice was the bomb!!!!
True. Kids deserve better than what so many have to deal with. Alice was the best.
Yes Alice was the best
Alice could really move. She looks like she had some training with that footwork.
Now looking back, for her age, she was the most physically fit on that show. There was one episode where she ran very fast
My kids were told that if they defended themselves in a fight, they'd be suspended. I told them not to worry, we'll go out for ice cream. My oldest got suspended for defending a special needs kid against a bully. When he got suspended, I gave him a pat on the back and told him how proud I was of him.
My son got in a fight at school with a guy that was his buddy. Boys will be boys. I took him out for ice cream interesting how we both thought that🍦
My dad always told us that we weren't to start a fight but if someone started one with us we were to finish it.
@@Rockhound6165 I think your father is correct.
what about the ice cream?
I’m proud of him too:)
The good old days when kids were taught to stand up to bullies.
its a show…
@@askiavance3281No, that’s how it really was in the 70’s & 80’s
@@lindamoore6163 Yes, kids were allowed to handle situations like this. We were allowed to defend ourselves without repercussions like suspension.
@@kathleenevans1201 Still could get suspended, but it was worth it to get respect.
@@askiavance3281 It's life. There's bullies.
Cindy: "Why shouldn't we tease him?"
Peter: "For the same reason you didn't want him teasing you."
You're the man, Peter. 👍
He won't go far in the corporate world.
Words of wisdom there by Peter.
@@econecoff1725 No politics in Peters future.
In all fairness, when Cindy became a tattletale:
Carol: Don't do that. You wouldn't like it if someone did that to you.
Cindy: Oh no. That's no fun.
Carol: Then why do you do it to them?
Cindy: Because that is fun.
Shiiiid! I'm sorry, that's what he gets. See how he likes it.
and this is why Peter was my favorite Brady
Fun Fact: When I worked in reservations for American Airlines I once took a call from Christopher Knight.
I always found it funny how the bully was always just waiting there by the tree
Yeah and the same tree at that 😂
@@eriknelson7077 Buddy knew Peter's routine......... Remember this episode like it was yesterday. 56 now WHERE DOES THE TIME GO........
Bullies and trees goes together like trolls and bridges. It just is.
Like a Pokemon trainer waiting for you to enter their line of sight to approach you, even though they can see you coming.
That tree was his only friend
Alice boxing is hilarious!
I saw heavy-weight boxing, invented by Alice, at the cafe wha.
Kid just came out of the army.
I said to him, "Kid, I don't know what you call it-talent, charisma, magic-but you've got it.
Notice the pot on the stove was empty?and the burner wasn't even on.
@@marcdewey1242 She was giving boxing lessons, not cooking lessons
@@michaelschonauer7238 Alice was floating like a butterfly and stinging like a 🐝. Alice rocks......
@@marcdewey1242- stop ruining my childhood.
I feel bad for Buddy, but it serves him right for bullying. So I give Peter credit for decking him.
Don't feel bad for him. That was a young Donald Trump.
Peter was the BEST. ❤
2:20 Now I know where they got inspiration for the character Johnny from Karate Kid. 😂
I guess that makes Alice Mr. Miyagi.
@@kenlompart9905 🤣
...you know...out of the 3 Brothers, PETER seems to have the best rapport with ALL three Sisters; he's on equal ground with Jan (being 'middle' Children), respects Marcia (when she's not in her head), and VERY protective of Cindy (3:42).... Greg's usually indifferent & Bobby's never around......Yay, PETER... (2:52)
Jan actually did have a good rapport with Bobby too...they were just close in different ways though, but Cindy got along with all the boys best.
Bobby & Jan had connected over being closest to Alice and thinking similarly about many things....including Bobby not even being embarrassed on the cartoon that he being a boy knew who Wonder Woman was. (Also he thought big sister Jan was too.)
Bobby was great at being the annoying little brother.
Peter was my favorite!
Binge watching Brady Bunch clips. Between this and the bookshelf scene- Peter is the OG.
The real plot twist would have been if jan had stepped in and beat up the bully on sight. For some reason Jan look like she could fight if need be 😆
No I liked it the way it was cause it shows that peter really did care for his step sister
Yeah, I see what you mean. Jan was more physically tough where Marcia fought back verbally, intellectually. Peter was a good brother protecting his bullied sister from that Buddy Hinton---whose family was unarguably dysfunctional well before the word became part of common usage.
The only trouble with that was Eve Plumb didn't actually appear in this episode as it was one of the five season 2 absences! Barry Williams was the only member of the kids that was in every episode!
Ha. I think Jan would be all scratching and hair pulling.
Jan would fight dirty. She would have kicked Buddy in the balls and then clawed his throat open. She lacks the brute strength that Peter has, but she makes up for it with her superior dexterity and critical hits.
The structure of Brady Bunch scripts. So many episodes ended with some moral lesson.
A lot of sitcoms are like that.
Wasn't there some law requiring shows to have some educational component?
3:23 He's heading out to get his boys. Peter better bounce.
Love this episode, I was bullied. Sadly every new school year it’s back to school and, back to bullying. Bullying awareness. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Wake up teachers put your cell phones down and, listen to your students if they say they are being bullied .Wake up parents listen to your kids . Bully survivor 🎉
Bullying is part of the reason we have school shooters…Espionage on line bullying
Buddy just got what he deserved by getting punched in a mouth by Peter.
Peter was brave!
He shouldn't have apologized though.
Peter was so sweet and protective of his little sister in this ep.
Glad he told her off, as well as dealing with Buddy Hinton with a single swing.
Really love his character. He's the most caring thoughtful and sensitive of the kids.
I think schooled her is more the phrase.
@@ScottNapolitan
Point taken.
Peter was gentle with Cindy, especially considering she started teasing Buddy, but he certainly told everyone else off...
*_"Go on! GET OUT OF HERE!"_* , which took the wind out of Cindy's sails.
You’re right, I almost forgot about that, and that was right before Cindy asked why they shouldn’t and he purely and simply said for the same reason she didn’t want to be laughed at in the first place.
@@blakesliberator3197Right. When Cindy told Peter about why there was a crowd following them, because she said there might be a fight, Peter was like "Awww Cindy 😕".
Like yeah he's her brother and he's still going to protect her and stand up for her, but he was a bit disappointed in what she'd done.
Bottom line is his character is really thoughtful and caring even when others are misbehaving. He's really likable.
I remember my first real fight, when I was in 3rd grade. I was a smaller kid, I'm only 5'6" now, but I was athletic, pretty strong, and had an older brother and friends who liked to wrestle and stuff, so I was getting good practice and didn't even know it. A neighborhood kid that wasn't part of our group, but still occasionally played with us was playing with me on a street corner one day. Maybe I remember wrong, but the way I do remember it is we just were arguing about normal kid stuff and he stood up pushed my down on the pavement. I scraped myself and started crying and ran home.
So a few hours later, I was eating dinner with my family and to my horror and shock we hear this kid's two older brothers yelling up at our windows, taunting me and saying their brother wanted to fight me! I was scared and embarrassed. My father and mother, younger sister and older brother were there. At this point I should let you know that this was in either 1973 or 1974. Why?
BECAUSE... My dad said, "Hell NO! You're not letting THIS happen!" Our entire family left the dinner table and we went downstairs to our front yard, where the kid, his two older brothers, and at LEAST a DOZEN of the neighborhood kids now were waiting. I don't remember, but I wouldn't be surprised if there were other parents there. So my father says, "You guys are having this out now." I was scared, but I had no way out, and I did feel better knowing that I was ultimately safe, and I knew I was no wimp, just young and afraid of my first fight.
It was mostly a wrestling match with a few punches, but I beat him EASILY. I was SO excited and I ran across the street to my then best friend's house and just BEAMED when I told him I won the fight. LOL, his parents were mostly detached from the rest of the neighborhood so he wasn't allowed to watch the fight. So THEN, as I'm still telling my friend about winning the fight, one of the Bully's friends comes up and says, "Jimmy Fred wants to fight again. He says you got lucky."
LOL, man, I KNEW I hadn't gotten lucky and I chirped, "SURE!" and ran back over and EASILY dispatched him a second time, got up and said, "Wanna fight again?" He said no, and that was the last I heard from Jimmy Fred.
LOL. Alice looking into an empty pot.
Buddy was just his nick name. His real name was Johnny. Johnny Lawrence, who in just a few years... becomes a two time local karate champion.
I kind of thought he was the same actor.
Buddy Shulman played Buddy. William Zabka played Johnny Lawrence. You're right. They do look similar.
@@danicegewiss862 Besides he would have been too young.
His last name was Hinton.
Plot twist.
Buddy goes to nurse who is mandated to call the police.
Peter gets arrested for assault and expelled from school.
You're 25 years to early that plot twist!!!
Buddy also identifies as a girl, so Peter is also facing a violence against women charge.
Then Buddy suddenly disappears. Just like Jimmy Hoffa.
Alice had some moves .
Morals. I love it
I was listening to Barry Williams and Christopher Knight’s podcast a few weeks back and they were both talking about howathletic Alice was.
Buddy boxed Peter into a corner making him fight. Buddy swung and missed allowing Peter to knock him to the ground with a left hook. Violence never solves the problem. Peter showed he was better by not teasing Buddy. That is a true winner.
Gotta admit, the scene with Marcia jump roping was actually funny. Lol.
I remember there was a bully that looked identical to this kid when I was 6 years old. I remember he was throwing rocks at me from a distance but kept missing. Then he threw a spark plug at a fast pace like he was pitching but missed me. I picked up the spark plug and threw it in the air and it landed on his head. He screamed and ran off to his house crying. I never saw him again lol
You gotta love 💕 Great Classic Brady Bunch 😊
Man I miss good wholesome teaching like this show.
Peter with that killer left hook😅
I remember singing that Cinderella song when I jumped rope as a kid. 😄
Cindy sang it while skipping rope in The Brady Bunch Movie.
Same!
Cindy is so cute.
Yeth thee ith!
@@jaengen hahahahahahahaha
Now a Grown-Up Lady.
"We must rid ourselves of hypocrisy before we can truly grow."
Peter was the best!
“Don’t worry, Thhhindy. I’m gonna go kick hith atthhh.”
i freaking love Alice. 🤣
Even the Brady bunch is tougher than Gen Z 🤣
nothing has changed 50 years later sadly there always has been and always will be bullies in life
This is my favorite episode. I did a little punchy punchy for a bit in my life and to see her try to summarize strategy was funny. Takes 5 years to get a boxer in pro shape. She had 5 minutes.
A time before school shootings weren’t a thing and people were taught to stand up to bullies
Oh, for Christ's sake, get a clue. There WERE school shootings, 20 in 1970 alone. And people still stand up to bullies today.
Peter to extras: "Go on get outta here........................and stay away from the Craft services table, that's for us"
"And don't say anything. The producers don't want to pay more on the residuals."
Except that the extras saw how he actually closed his eyes when he punched! There may not be a bigger mistake in fighting than that. But, lucky him, the scriptwriters made the other kid an even worse fighter, lol!
@@ChrisM-zm4li Peter seemed as surprised as anyone that he actually snagged a hit on him.
I can't much blame Buddy Hinton for being as he is when he has a father knows what Buddy gets up to and doesn't care.
When it comes to plausible characters in these rare tense situations on the BB, Mr. Hinton hits the top spot, I think.
Peter's just awesome.
Buddy Hinton circa 1970. One of the pioneers of the "Fuck around and find out" movement.
Blooper: At the fight scene Cindy's book changes color between yellow and orange.
Wasn't she carrying two books
@@timothykozlowski2945 Yes, she has an orange and blue book and it changes between that and a yellow book.
Now Will Ferrell has taught us to not fight a bully but to take off our shirts and do a "Dance Off" 😂🤪🤣
0:50 poor Mr Brady
Lol🥊
Good ol Pete. Looking after his little sis. Love the ending. Buddy borrowing the tongue twister book after getting his tooth loosened.😁
Even as a little kid I loved watching the extras. 😊
Wow Buddy! Such a tough guy picking on a little girl.
Bullies are cowards deep down inside.
@@tommcdonough6086yes sir. Sadly, in some cases they destroy other’s lives.
Bullies actually built character and made you
tougher. I got bullied in elementary school by a guy all the time until I stood up to him and actually beat his ass. Guy never bothered me again.
I was bullied by multiple bullies in school, so never was able to stand up to mine....
Yeah, it's good if you can do that, but it's not possible in every case. I was bullied by kids who took advantage of my very poor vision so I couldn't see who did things, or couldn't react in time to their tripping me or knocking me down. There's bullies and then there's bullies.
@@flowertrueWow that's sad
It might work in a case like in the clip where it's a 1:1 bully to victim ratio, but a whole other story when it's two or more bullies on one. I just don't understand it when people say it's a right of passage, totally normal, it builds character. Personally, I know of nobody who ever truly found bullying to be beneficial in any way---it only caused long term emotional scars And Good God, targeting a sight impaired kid. Why do bullies never make it a "fair fight"....? Because they're cowards !
@@msr1116- VERY well said!! Bullying is wrong period!! NOTHING good becomes of bullying!! All it does is perpetuate the cycle of bullying!! It's been proven by hard statistics!
I wish Peter would have used the “buzz saw” technique on him! 😂
I'm kind of reminded of the French-Canadian film _Léolo_ (1992) where his older brother gets really muscular and trains for months in order to beat up his bully... but he still loses the fight in the end. 😂
This particular episode didn't have Eve Plumb for some reason
Denial ain't a river in Egypt. And Karma is not a chameleon.
That jump rope scene cracked me up. So true and effortless for girls.
Don’t say that on 📺 or in a congressional hearing…. 🧐
Alice has that footwork
I've seen 2 significant changes to students over the generations. The most recent is they all have smart phones. But previously, they started carrying their books in a backpack. The Brady Bunch was before both these changes.
I remember watching this episode when it first aired on Friday night.
Alice 😂 💪
Back in the day, word of a fight at 3:15, travelled. There were times, you didn't want to fight, but when a crowd showed up, it was on. You had to fight.
This is where they got the idea for the “Rocky” series
Legend has it, Buddy still talks with a lisp 50 years later
Peter Brady's a good kid
I’d love to time travel back and give Buddy Hinton a free Brazilian jiujitsu lesson… LOL
I remember getting suspended from school in the 9th grade for getting in a fight in 1987. I thought my mom was going to be mad. I remember her saying “I’m not mad. A kid was messing with you and you kicked his ass!” I didn’t really kick anybody’s ass, but it was cool that my mom assumed I did and had my back.
Cindy shouldn't have teased buddy Hinton for the same reason she didn't like him teasing her .
Peter and Cindy like chalk and cheese they actually respect each other
I think I remember the bully from a couple of other bit spots from other shows.
Peter shouldn’t feel bad for what he did to Buddy. Buddy had that punch coming and Buddy wanted a fight, well, he got it. 🤷♂️
alice literally looks like she is actually an experienced boxer. damn!
Without bullies our country’s men turn to what we see now. I told my kids what I was told. If you have to, you fight and do whatever it takes to win. You’ll only ever have to display your ferocity once, more than likely.
Peter was SO lucky. He closed his eyes when he punched! Plus it was a roundhouse that any normal person could have avoided. He is really going to get hurt if he gets cocky and gets in another fight.
Cindy being savage @3:07
2:54 LMAO he's so surprised that his training paid off
In the next episode, Peter learns MMA and chokes out the bully.
Why would a boy bully a much smaller and younger girl? Especially in those days? Had anyone tried that during the time I grew up, that boy would have gotten his ass kicked by every boy his age and older to the point where he would have had to change schools.
Back when TV actually had life lessons that were positive for kids.
Awww I love this!!!
Alice should have fought the bully, she had legitimate boxing moves.
That's in a courtyard on the Paramount lot
Titled,"A Fistful of Reasons".Originally aired on 11/13/1970.
I BET Alice would've knocked out Buddy before he hit those rose bushes.
Both sides really looked like biological siblings. And the parents looked like they could've been the actual parents. Great casting.
Peter's a southpaw.
Everyone back then seemed twice as old as they actually were. Except Bobby and Cindy.
Alice doing Mr Miyagi things
I had a friend growing up who struck a striking resemblance to Buddy Hinton!
In 5th grade the school principal suspended me for a fight that didn't happen anywhere near school. It happened at a small zoo on the other side of town. A boy I knew from school, who was a major jerk to everyone was making fun of my special needs sister so I blacked his eye. That Monday I had a note waiting for me when I showed up in class. I was suspended and not only that, the principal threatened to call the cops if I "assaulted" any more students. Turned out the kid was his grandson.
Peter's the best.
Of course these days, most people are total Karens and run straight to the police who along with DAs that have nothing better to do apparently will run the person through their meat grinder causing FAR more pain and trouble than a black eye.
Peter dropped that fool
Buddy Hinton sure was Troublesome in that Episode.
0:49 Hahahhaha
Good thing for Buddy that Nelson wasn't born yet.
3:15 atta girl Cindy
Exactly!
He ask for it.
i wonder how the actor playing Cindy felt about the writers going right after the way she spoke just for a good storyline.