I think it is realistic since some men are really like that, but the unrealistic part it that the women are treated/made to look smarter when in a household such as that they are usually both like that (blithering idiots). So what you say is true. And no the solution isn't showing the woman as one either, make them both be idiots, its usually how it is. Either they are both like that or neither of them are. And thats exactly what this show is, they are both smart and competent and while neither are perfect either they compliment each other in the perfect way.
@@claytonbrown7120 No. Robert Reed was. But what I thought was really nice about Robert Reed was, all the kid actors on the show later praised him for how much he looked out for their welfare on set, made sure they didn't work too long hours, made sure directors treated them well on set, etc.
*At least we know that Robert Reed didn't bring his private life onto the set and there are no stories about him trying it on with the cast. Got to give him that at least, at least one actor who kept his dignity*
@WarriorofLight Back in the 50's, 60's, and 70's fathers were depicted in TV shows more respectfully. Today the father character is really made into a joke in such shows like Married With Children, The Simpsons, and Family Guy. Sadly it's in part to the modern day breakdown of traditional family values that America once had cherished.
You know it's southern California in the valley in the 70s... You can see the huge smog cloud in the background. It's either a smog cloud, or the vague outline of the mountains... which are, of course, obscured by the smog. I moved to Arcadia CA in the summer of 75. I was 13. People told me that there were mountains right to the north (the San Gabriel Mountains) that were so beautiful... So close you could reach out and touch them. I moved from Pennsylvania, which just has rolling hills. No mountains to speak of. Anyway, I went out every morning and looked to the north to see these majestic mountains that the local natives would speak of. I literally saw nothing but brown/gray. Couldn't see them AT ALL! For a week, I thought they were just yanking my chain. Then one day the wind blew from the east and cleared away the smog.. And Behold!! The valleys got it so bad because the prominent ocean breeze would blow it right up to the mountains and it would just park there.... For weeks at a time!!
Morals? The dad was banging other men off camera, the son took the mom out on a date, even the brothers and sisters had romantic liaisons. Some morals.
@@tangerinerose3724 ... but he means that things were not as they seemed and even today things are not all that they seem. Again, good change starts with the one who looks in the mirror every morning.
@@kandacehead9544 Well that's what made the show fun. "Nowadays" didn't exist back then and who knew what the future would be like, we had enough preoccupation. Maybe in 2050, people will just use telepathy.
If I were Greg I would have put out a playbook with blank pages and a note on the first page saying, "Jerry- If you're reading this, you're in deep trouble. Greg."
Rewatching this as an adult, I see Maureen was a better actress than one would expect. She chose/was directed to have a high-pitched "young" delivery, but even from S1, her casual "throw away" lines were always so natural and confident.
Yes, I so agree with you. This is one of my favorite Brady episodes. Maureen McCormick's performance in this one scene was brilliant. The way she conveyed her feelings of betrayal, after discovering she got played by this loser. She expressed her disappointment without overdoing it. It was modest and mature. There was nothing melodramatic about it. Her eyes did most of the talking for her. It was perfect. 🙂👏👏👏👏👏👏
My late father who was a diehard Raiders fan in the 70’s had that exact same poster in his office that Jerry Rodgers has behind him. My dad passed away in 2015 but that poster is still in his office, it actually has a wooden backing.
I like how Jerry has his own office. The guy is like 17 years old, how many teenagers have a damn office?? He probably has a secretary to get him coffee while he does his homework.
I was thinking the same thing as I was watching the clip before reading your comment! Totally inappropriate for a high school student unless it was done to imply he was a rich kid. He certainly had the air of one, and it was well played by the actor.
This is Chris Beaumont, who guest starred like 4 different times on Brady Bunch playing 4 different characters. His father was Charles Beaumont , the writer who did all those Twilight Zone episodes; writing them... Including the famous episode "Number 12 Looks Just Like You."
Bob Reed was within his right to argue with Sherwood about the plot of this episode. So Jerry wanted to swipe Greg's playbook which prompted Greg to set up a fake one for him to steal. Why not let him? It's what Jerry gets for stealing and being dishonest. If Jerry's team had tried to cheat with that phony playbook and lost, then it would have been karma on them for playing dishonestly. So Bob Reed was pretty much right.
ComixAndCartoonPro - Another view is that it would be wrong to allow the entire team, coach, and school lose and suffer due to one person's dishonesty. If you were on Jerry's team, how would you feel about that? At least Greg did the right thing by letting Jerry know. After that, it was on Jerry to do the right thing. The consequences fall on him.
Yes, but then both Greg and Jerry would be dishonest. The higher principle is to be honest. As it turned out, Jerry was dishonest, but ultimately, Greg was honest.
You're right, in fact Alice should've went to the game. Also who dressed the Brady kids,nobody wears those clothes to a football game,even if this was around 1973. Didn't the boys own any Levi's dungarees?
Rick Shaw It’s about our heart: GOD sees our hearts!!!!! What we wear should be modest/ but it’s not important if it’s in fashion or anything else!!!! That’s just superficial. Yes/ though we should dress for the occasion. But it shouldn’t be a main focus.
Oakland was in 6 of the last 8 AFL-AFC Championship games and Baltimore had a turn of best team in league and SB Champs around the shows run. The episode was probably filmed in 1973 at the latest when Miami was just starting to emerge from chumps to champs with former Colts HC Don Shula. Steelers dynasty wouldn't have started until after this episode aired, so early for them. I would have also accepted LA Rams, who were the local team. Not great, but good during this era. Steelers and Rams def on the wall if aired 1974-80. Cowboys and Raiders as runner ups.
All they needed was Houston Oilers, St Louis Cardinals, and San Diego Chargers and Jerry would have posters of all the cities the NFL has hosed since 1973
There is an article of this sort of happening in real life in the heated Texas-Oklahoma rival game in 1999. Then Oklahoma coach Mike Leach, not coach of Washington State, had someone or he, planted a fake offensive plan on the field as if it was dropped and a Texas assistant coach picked it up and was using it. It worked for about a quarter or so and caused Texas to go down 17-0 but after the coaches caught on that it was fake they rallied to win 38-28. There is an article from October 2018 about it.
@@metalneighbourslover4817 because Greg was trying to prove he was using her and she didn’t believe it so they planted the phony playbook to see if Jerry would steal it and when he did, Marcia realized Greg was right.
Greg should have written somewhere on a page in the phony playbook: By the way, this is a phony playbook and we know you stole it Jerry. You’re BUSTED.
Marcia had a thing for football players. A few years after this show ended, she was in an after-school special type show called When Jenny? When? as the title character, a troubled teenage girl who slept with most of the school's football team.
When Sherwood Schwartz pitched the show to Paramount he told them it was based on his life growing up. The suits didn't believe him because they wouldn't buy that anyone could have had such a functional, fun family life. He told them, sorry to break it to you fellas, I don't know about you- but this show WAS my life.
doso don ironically the bell bottoms of the 70s came from the sailor pants from the 40s. The hippies in the 60s repurposed the fashions from the 30s and 40s from secondhand stores and they ended up going mainstream in the 70s.
The other team already knows the other team's plays. It's called scouting and practicing against what the other team runs. The trick is guessing what offensive and defensive calls will work best at any given time.
Coach Leach did this when Oklahoma Sooners dropped a fake play book so that the Texas Longhorns would get it. One of the guys pretended to drop it and one of the Longhorn coaches picked it up, missed a couple of plays but then caught on and threw it out.
Alice had every situation covered. When the kids had to euthanize their dog Skippy she found another dog that looked just like him. Only problem was that the replacement dog was a stuffed animal. Marsha was so upset that she shoved Alice into the dumpster down the street. She was gone for 3 days. Mike had to scrub her down in the shower for two hours when she finally got back.
Way too go Jerry for stealing Greg's phony playbook and Jerry didn't believe Greg when he called Jerry too tell him the playbook was a fake. At least Jerry's coach bench his ass for the phony playbook during the game. Jerry should play for the Jets lol!
The mystery continues….. why open the screen door, when they can just go through the door because there is NO screen lol 🤪 it has been shown every episode it shows, and it’s funny every time 😂
How could Jerry use beautiful Marcia like that?!?! Thank goodness Mike tells Greg what to do. I BETCHA Guinan (Star Trek TNG) musta seen this YEARS before being on Enterprise. Why else would she tell Riker (The Best of Both Worlds Pt. 2) he had to 'throw out (Picard's) playbook.' See - Borg vs. The Brady's. Winner: Brady's!
I've seen scores simlar to that in high school football games. Like my alma mater high school would score the 6 and their rival school team would score 25 or 30.
There was a case in real life where Oklahoma coach Mike Leach in 1999 planted a fake offensive plan on the field a Texas assistant picked up and used that made them go down 17-0 in the first quarter. But they figured out it was fake and came back to win 38-28. So it almost worked in real life but in the end it still backfired. Lesson is cheating doesn't always work either. Funny thing that coach is now at my local school Washington State. Has helped turn them around.
@@gosnooky Love your ethics. Are you an illegitimate son of JR Ewing? I can tell you've never been screwed over or doublecrossed. Maybe because you're the one doing the screwing.
I agree with Greg and the phony playbook. Jerry Rogers brought that all on himself; nobody held a gun to his head and forced him to steal Greg's playbook.
Well I'm not surprised that Jerry didn't believe Greg when he tried to tell him that the playbook was phony. Or denying that he stole it. At least Greg tried to do the right thing after Mike pointed out that both Greg and Jerry were in the wrong.
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I love how this show depicts Mike as a smart and competent man instead of all the trash shows that make the father a blithering idiot.
I think it is realistic since some men are really like that, but the unrealistic part it that the women are treated/made to look smarter when in a household such as that they are usually both like that (blithering idiots). So what you say is true. And no the solution isn't showing the woman as one either, make them both be idiots, its usually how it is. Either they are both like that or neither of them are. And thats exactly what this show is, they are both smart and competent and while neither are perfect either they compliment each other in the perfect way.
Wasn’t Mike Brady into Cobb?
@@claytonbrown7120 No. Robert Reed was. But what I thought was really nice about Robert Reed was, all the kid actors on the show later praised him for how much he looked out for their welfare on set, made sure they didn't work too long hours, made sure directors treated them well on set, etc.
*At least we know that Robert Reed didn't bring his private life onto the set and there are no stories about him trying it on with the cast. Got to give him that at least, at least one actor who kept his dignity*
@WarriorofLight Back in the 50's, 60's, and 70's fathers were depicted in TV shows more respectfully. Today the father character is really made into a joke in such shows like Married With Children, The Simpsons, and Family Guy. Sadly it's in part to the modern day breakdown of traditional family values that America once had cherished.
2:54 Filmed at my high school in 1973. I was in 10th grade at the time. JFK HS, Granada Hills, CA.
Did you get to be an extra?
so cool
You know it's southern California in the valley in the 70s... You can see the huge smog cloud in the background. It's either a smog cloud, or the vague outline of the mountains... which are, of course, obscured by the smog. I moved to Arcadia CA in the summer of 75. I was 13. People told me that there were mountains right to the north (the San Gabriel Mountains) that were so beautiful... So close you could reach out and touch them. I moved from Pennsylvania, which just has rolling hills. No mountains to speak of. Anyway, I went out every morning and looked to the north to see these majestic mountains that the local natives would speak of. I literally saw nothing but brown/gray. Couldn't see them AT ALL! For a week, I thought they were just yanking my chain. Then one day the wind blew from the east and cleared away the smog.. And Behold!! The valleys got it so bad because the prominent ocean breeze would blow it right up to the mountains and it would just park there.... For weeks at a time!!
@@ejomo11 Did all the clean air acts and the catalytic converters clear away the smog? It's not still the same in 2020 as it was 45 years ago, is it?
Brown and gold
Cougars
The Brady Bunch was such a great show! It's fun watching the episodes ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
2:15 I like how the dude is in high school, but already has his own office. 😝
I think it’s just his bedroom lol
It's his far out groovy outta sight pad!
I wanna move to TV land where everything is happily ever after after 30 minutes.
😂
watch the Brady Bunch movie instead.
Back when people had morals and standards ..we need more of that today
This was just a tv show. This wasn’t real life
Morals? The dad was banging other men off camera, the son took the mom out on a date, even the brothers and sisters had romantic liaisons. Some morals.
@John-ct9zs key words "off camera"... no one knew then... hence my "back then" comment
Well, it's never too late.... and it can start with the one who gets up every morning and looks in the mirror to comb her hair.
@@tangerinerose3724 ... but he means that things were not as they seemed and even today things are not all that they seem. Again, good change starts with the one who looks in the mirror every morning.
I love the fact that Alice made two cakes. She was such a sweetheart.
She could have just made one cake and waited to write the message on it. Of course, nowadays the family would have texted her the final score.
Something for everyone
Fact : Alice baked 50 Better luck next year New York Jets but ran out of icing,the letters were 56 cents each.
@@kandacehead9544 Well that's what made the show fun. "Nowadays" didn't exist back then and who knew what the future would be like, we had enough preoccupation. Maybe in 2050, people will just use telepathy.
@@istankimjong-unbutcantstan3398 "Nowadays" did exist back then. It's just that back then's "nowadays" were different from today's "nowadays."
If I were Greg I would have put out a playbook with blank pages and a note on the first page saying, "Jerry- If you're reading this, you're in deep trouble. Greg."
Hear, hear
Excellent acting by Maureen Mcormick in the scene with Jerry Rodgers.
Aaron would not be happy with Jerry either.
Rewatching this as an adult, I see Maureen was a better actress than one would expect. She chose/was directed to have a high-pitched "young" delivery, but even from S1, her casual "throw away" lines were always so natural and confident.
She showed great restraint, not throwing a glass of ice cold lemonade in his face!🤭
Yes, I so agree with you. This is one of my favorite Brady episodes. Maureen McCormick's performance in this one scene was brilliant. The way she conveyed her feelings of betrayal, after discovering she got played by this loser. She expressed her disappointment without overdoing it. It was modest and mature. There was nothing melodramatic about it. Her eyes did most of the talking for her. It was perfect. 🙂👏👏👏👏👏👏
@@LoisCandler Exactly 👏👏👏
My late father who was a diehard Raiders fan in the 70’s had that exact same poster in his office that Jerry Rodgers has behind him. My
dad passed away in 2015 but that poster is still in his office, it actually has a wooden backing.
@Keith Green So cool!
😎😎😎😎😎😎
The book in his jacket is so obvious. LOL
I like how Jerry has his own office. The guy is like 17 years old, how many teenagers have a damn office?? He probably has a secretary to get him coffee while he does his homework.
Lol Yeah I thought the same thing and then I thought well maybe it was his father’s office but then I’m like Nah Not with those football posters.
I was thinking the same thing as I was watching the clip before reading your comment! Totally inappropriate for a high school student unless it was done to imply he was a rich kid. He certainly had the air of one, and it was well played by the actor.
"Jerry"...was played by Jim McMahon, who, well...turned out to be a pretty good pro Quarterback!
😂
@@cardtrix1970 That wasn't Jim McMahon.
Back when men had a sense of style, jobs, atheltic and gorgeous hair 😍
Unlike the silly tattoos and geeky, close-cropped military haircuts of today...
Back when men had jobs 😂😂😂 you are as smart as a brick, looks like woman haven’t changed a bit ;)
I don’t like that permed hair …ugh!
Could say the same for 90's girls' style, hair, vocabulary, and hobbies
@@Xavier_Creighton I’ve always loved the 70s style, the big rolled hair and high waisted flares 😂❤️
They have no glass or screens in their sliding glass doors...
People had imaginations back then 😎😛
Same dude who played Jerry sold Greg his lemon car in a different episode
charles woodhouse Eddie was the name of Greg’s friend who sold him the Chevy convertible lol
He also played Greg's friend Hank who tried to talk Greg getting his own apartment
@@jeffreybaker100 i remember that
Sitcom moonlighting
"You're the phony Greg, but thanks for the phone call." No canned laughter for that?
Greg was not the phone-ee. Greg was placing the call. That makes Jerry the phone-ee. 😉
He had no business taking something that didn't belong to him
This is Chris Beaumont, who guest starred like 4 different times on Brady Bunch playing 4 different characters. His father was Charles Beaumont , the writer who did all those Twilight Zone episodes; writing them... Including the famous episode "Number 12 Looks Just Like You."
He looked like a young Billy Joel
Marcia's dress is cute
I had no idea Marcia dated Rick Dees.
Lol!!!!!
Bob Reed was within his right to argue with Sherwood about the plot of this episode. So Jerry wanted to swipe Greg's playbook which prompted Greg to set up a fake one for him to steal. Why not let him? It's what Jerry gets for stealing and being dishonest. If Jerry's team had tried to cheat with that phony playbook and lost, then it would have been karma on them for playing dishonestly. So Bob Reed was pretty much right.
ComixAndCartoonPro
- Another view is that it would be wrong to allow the entire team, coach, and school lose and suffer due to one person's dishonesty. If you were on Jerry's team, how would you feel about that? At least Greg did the right thing by letting Jerry know. After that, it was on Jerry to do the right thing. The consequences fall on him.
Yes, but then both Greg and Jerry would be dishonest. The higher principle is to be honest.
As it turned out, Jerry was dishonest, but ultimately, Greg was honest.
Robert Reed vs Mike Brady
@@aaronb381 Reed hated his Mike Brady character.
@@Andrea-xs4ny The consequences did fall on Jerry and Fairview, as a result, Westdale won fair and square.
The satire movie is all over this clip. "I never thought of it that way."
MAN, I want that shirt Mike Brady is wearing! His watch too!
I want his perm
Forget the dumb playbook, I'd rather have that lemonade with sweet Marcia!!! 😍😍😍😍
Boy that's a lotta cake! The second cake won't go to waste though, with that crowd.
Ellis baked two cakes all right that’s really cool I wish we had a mate just like Alice
Or Ellis
@@duayneclarke8366 Or maid.
Those are the cleanest sliding door I've ever s....waiiiiit.
Alice really needs to get a life. She made two freaking cakes, one if Westdale won and the other if it lost?
Well, with that many in the family, it'll be dessert for the rest of the week. Yum!
good grief.....all she'd had to do is wait to write on it at the last minute.....
atlantic1119 she had way too much time on her hands,lol🤣🤣🎂🎂
You're right, in fact Alice should've went to the game. Also who dressed the Brady kids,nobody wears those clothes to a football game,even if this was around 1973. Didn't the boys own any Levi's dungarees?
She could give one to a homeless shelter.
Back when girls dressed nicely.
they dress nicely still
@@ElizabethGlasby Too many people - both men and women - don't take pride in their fashion they way they did in the 70s and 80s.
@@FischerFan Because now it's about name brands.
They will wear rags just because they are name brand.
Back when girls were skinny minnie
Rick Shaw It’s about our heart: GOD sees our hearts!!!!! What we wear should be modest/ but it’s not important if it’s in fashion or anything else!!!! That’s just superficial. Yes/ though we should dress for the occasion. But it shouldn’t be a main focus.
Its not whether you win or lose...Its how you place the blame !!
Gotta admire Greg for being the bigger man
Jerry Rogers didn't listen to Greg when he came clean about the phony playbook shows how dishonest he was. Westdale won fair and square.
Honest people believe others, liars always suspect everyone of being dishonest!
Love the Baltimore Colts and Oakland Raiders posters in Jerry’s room.
I'm surprised he wasn't a Dolphins or Sterlers fan since those 2 teams were quite dominant back then. I'll settle for the Bills
Oakland was in 6 of the last 8 AFL-AFC Championship games and Baltimore had a turn of best team in league and SB Champs around the shows run. The episode was probably filmed in 1973 at the latest when Miami was just starting to emerge from chumps to champs with former Colts HC Don Shula. Steelers dynasty wouldn't have started until after this episode aired, so early for them. I would have also accepted LA Rams, who were the local team. Not great, but good during this era.
Steelers and Rams def on the wall if aired 1974-80. Cowboys and Raiders as runner ups.
All they needed was Houston Oilers, St Louis Cardinals, and San Diego Chargers and Jerry would have posters of all the cities the NFL has hosed since 1973
There is an article of this sort of happening in real life in the heated Texas-Oklahoma rival game in 1999. Then Oklahoma coach Mike Leach, not coach of Washington State, had someone or he, planted a fake offensive plan on the field as if it was dropped and a Texas assistant coach picked it up and was using it. It worked for about a quarter or so and caused Texas to go down 17-0 but after the coaches caught on that it was fake they rallied to win 38-28. There is an article from October 2018 about it.
Marcia had an eye for closet cases.
@@metalneighbourslover4817 because Greg was trying to prove he was using her and she didn’t believe it so they planted the phony playbook to see if Jerry would steal it and when he did, Marcia realized Greg was right.
Greg should have written somewhere on a page in the phony playbook: By the way, this is a phony playbook and we know you stole it Jerry. You’re BUSTED.
The room that jerry was in was just the bradys den
Marcia was so STUPID where HE was concerned....he was just USING her!!!!
Blame it on teenage hormones!
Marcia had a thing for football players. A few years after this show ended, she was in an after-school special type show called When Jenny? When? as the title character, a troubled teenage girl who slept with most of the school's football team.
When Sherwood Schwartz pitched the show to Paramount he told them it was based on his life growing up. The suits didn't believe him because they wouldn't buy that anyone could have had such a functional, fun family life. He told them, sorry to break it to you fellas, I don't know about you- but this show WAS my life.
Mike and Carol were the best TV parents ever.
Hollywood makes the best parents (and kids) ever.
Didn’t care much for mens fashion of that era but at least they were men.
What happened?
Millennials
doso don ironically the bell bottoms of the 70s came from the sailor pants from the 40s. The hippies in the 60s repurposed the fashions from the 30s and 40s from secondhand stores and they ended up going mainstream in the 70s.
@todd long Millennials aren't reproducing.
Letting spies in on fake plans is how at least one battle was won in WWII.
I love ❤️❣️ Alice she's like a Aunt i never had. May God rest her soul. 🙏
The most basic, plain-looking cake and lettering ever
3:31 "Alice, that is beautiful!"
Any cake looks beautiful to me.
It looked delicious to me!
Lmao
Lol
This clip could be a mini episode all by itself.
The other team already knows the other team's plays. It's called scouting and practicing against what the other team runs. The trick is guessing what offensive and defensive calls will work best at any given time.
Heck with that. Fairview has exactly what's coming to them. Go Westdale!!!
Coach Leach did this when Oklahoma Sooners dropped a fake play book so that the Texas Longhorns would get it. One of the guys pretended to drop it and one of the Longhorn coaches picked it up, missed a couple of plays but then caught on and threw it out.
The COLTS! Thanks for pointing that out!
Greg doesn’t even look like he just got done playing football 😂😂 they showered in the locker room but the hair and sweater lol
the old raincheck on lemonade
I see that Jerry was a Colts and Raiders fan with the posters in his room
Why is this video age restricted?
Yea, the BB was for all ages. 14?? Come on! lol
Probably because most BB videos have disgusting comments.
Marcia shows her boobs at the very end.
Too wholesome and too many good values to impart to a generation of sick and confused kids who have no family role models.
Christopher Beaumont played Jerry Rogers. Known for playing bit parts. Now 72.
That binder is so obvious n his jacket
0:42: It was at this moment that Marsha knew what she had to do. Reenact the scene portrayed by the mother in the movie Last House On The Left...
The is one rare case I find Mike being wrong. If he stole a playbook and its fake, thats on him.
Greg should have let Marcia know what he was going to do to prevent any mix up!!!!!
What a maid! She bakes 2 huge cakes like that...they should feel blessed to have all that cake, win or lose.
Somebody's going to get a stomach ache or a sugar rush from eating too much cake.
Wow just look at peter and Bobby look at Greg when he's on the phone
"HEY WATERBOY! YOU'RE FIRED!!!"😂
Lol, He's trying to hide the book and you can see a clear outline of it in His jacket. It's like a cartoon.
She obviously didn't know that at the time. He won her over with his charm with ulterior motives.
Yeah I would have been stupid too and won over with his charm. He was dreamy LOL.
Jerry's the man...
I love Mikes logic in this one
Not sure Al Davis would...😏😏😏
Her golden hair seems to be a character unto itself
Alice had every situation covered. When the kids had to euthanize their dog Skippy she found another dog that looked just like him. Only problem was that the replacement dog was a stuffed animal. Marsha was so upset that she shoved Alice into the dumpster down the street. She was gone for 3 days. Mike had to scrub her down in the shower for two hours when she finally got back.
Oh man, that is great! I am laughing to beat the band! 🤣🤣
2022 Rules forever 👍.
The guy who stole Greg's Playbooks reminds me of the 21st Century New England Patriots, Houston Astros and Boston Red Sox!
The guy who stole the playbook has his own office. Nice!
I thought it was Michael Keaton on the thumbnail which is why I clicked to watch.
I believe all of the episodes are now available for purchase on the amazon website unless I am wrong.
Marcia was so beautiful ❤. Jan got pretty in the later seasons.
I never thought of it that way.
Way too go Jerry for stealing Greg's phony playbook and Jerry didn't believe Greg when he called Jerry too tell him the playbook was a fake. At least Jerry's coach bench his ass for the phony playbook during the game. Jerry should play for the Jets lol!
Ha, i remember that part
The actor who played Jerry Rogers, Chris Beaumont, was Robin Thicke's stepdad for 5 years.
So what are they going to do with the other 🎂?
Cindy's Pants Are Cute!!
Wow! Great scene!!
The dad talks to the kids like every EPI
@Andrea Mendenhall Maybe he means episode...?
I love Alice
The mystery continues….. why open the screen door, when they can just go through the door because there is NO screen lol 🤪 it has been shown every episode it shows, and it’s funny every time 😂
How could Jerry use beautiful Marcia like that?!?! Thank goodness Mike tells Greg what to do. I BETCHA Guinan (Star Trek TNG) musta seen this YEARS before being on Enterprise. Why else would she tell Riker (The Best of Both Worlds Pt. 2) he had to 'throw out (Picard's) playbook.' See - Borg vs. The Brady's. Winner: Brady's!
Yeah, forget the damn game -- he was dating Marcia Brady!
Alice is the best!
Mike's perm is ultra cool.
20-7,Final score??? i wouldnt call that a blow out
baron baronian Especially considering Jerry was benched.
back in that time for High School yeah you could say that was a blowout but I agree in this day in time not a blowout😊😁
Everything is exaggerated in the Brady world.
I've seen scores simlar to that in high school football games. Like my alma mater high school would score the 6 and their rival school team would score 25 or 30.
she's still hot even to this day and never let her self go
Is there a way to find the whole episodes of this? (R I P Robert Reed) AKA Mike Brady
Dailymotion
Its called quarterback sneak
All episodes are on Amazon prime.
Winning is not as important as being honest.
There was a case in real life where Oklahoma coach Mike Leach in 1999 planted a fake offensive plan on the field a Texas assistant picked up and used that made them go down 17-0 in the first quarter. But they figured out it was fake and came back to win 38-28. So it almost worked in real life but in the end it still backfired. Lesson is cheating doesn't always work either. Funny thing that coach is now at my local school Washington State. Has helped turn them around.
No, winning is important. It's why they call it winning.
@@gosnooky Love your ethics. Are you an illegitimate son of JR Ewing? I can tell you've never been screwed over or doublecrossed. Maybe because you're the one doing the screwing.
TWO cakes? Alice is the best.
I agree with Greg and the phony playbook. Jerry Rogers brought that all on himself; nobody held a gun to his head and forced him to steal Greg's playbook.
the guys marcia liked were always actors in their 20s or 30s . Creepy
It's a mystery why Marcia's hair never won an Emmy.
Your The Phony Greg!!
Goof artist? That’s strong language!
They failed to state that the Patriots really stole the playbook.
FUN FACT: Bill Belichick's first coaching gig was as "special assistant" for the Baltimore Colts right after this episode aired.
That screenshot made me think of Alice's sister.
Leave it to Mike Brady to take the fun outta high school football!
Jerry looks like a young Michael Keaton
I think he looks like nuclear man from superman 4
The actor playing Greg's rival was a young Jim McMahon of the Chicago Bears.
OH really? Soo cute.
no it was Christopher Beaumont
Not even close. It was Chris Beaumont. Jim Mc Mahon would have only been like 13 years old when this episode was made.
Jim McMahon; I love it!
Jim McMahon; I love it!
The dad’s reasoning makes no sense. How is it dishonest if a crook is caught up in his own game?
It's not; you're right.
Actually, the fake playbook was also dishonest, but telling Jerry about it was the right thing to do, because that was honest.
Well I'm not surprised that Jerry didn't believe Greg when he tried to tell him that the playbook was phony. Or denying that he stole it. At least Greg tried to do the right thing after Mike pointed out that both Greg and Jerry were in the wrong.
@@1godonlyone119 Very true.
@@melissacooper4282 Ultimately, Jerry's own karma bit him in the ass, and Greg didn't have to sully himself by being dishonest.