As Bachu pointed out before, the producers of TBB used looped sound-effect tracks. Check out the one in "Miss Popularity." It's hilarious! It happens in the scene near the end when the family is eating dinner and shooting dirty looks at Jan. You can hear the sound of the clinking silverware played over and over; about 5 times. The same rhythm is repeated: one clink followed by three quick clinks. Once you are aware of it, that's all you hear! :lol:

This sound of clinking silverware may be in other episodes with the family eating together! LOL! I have not checked, but has anyone checked out dinner scenes in:

The Not So Ugly Duckling ("Clark Tyson Episode.")
Bobby's Hero ("Jessie James")
The Grass is Always Greener. ("Mike and Carol Switch Responsibilities")
Confessions, Confessions ("Busted Vase Episode.")
The Private Ear ("Peter Eavesdrops")

All have family dinner scenes and it would be interesting to see if those, in addition to "Miss Popularity" have the clinking silverware!

Jack

Good idea, Jack. It will be interesting to check that out!

This sound of clinking silverware may be in other episodes with the family eating together! LOL! I have not checked, but has anyone checked out dinner scenes in:

The Not So Ugly Duckling ("Clark Tyson Episode.")
Bobby's Hero ("Jessie James")
The Grass is Always Greener. ("Mike and Carol Switch Responsibilities")
Confessions, Confessions ("Busted Vase Episode.")
The Private Ear ("Peter Eavesdrops")

All have family dinner scenes and it would be interesting to see if those, in addition to "Miss Popularity" have the clinking silverware!

Jack

Jack-I checked it out, and the silverware track was not used in the earlier episodes you mentioned. Thanks for giving me the list, though. It saved a lot of time.

I guess the Bradys didn't develop their musical silverware talents until the final season! :lol:

Jack-I checked it out, and the silverware track was not used in the earlier episodes you mentioned. Thanks for giving me the list, though. It saved a lot of time.

I guess the Bradys didn't develop their musical silverware talents until the final season! :lol:

The kids playing with their silverware doing reminiscing of "Sunshine Day!" and "Keep On!" LOL!

I think that "Time to Change" would be the hardest to do with Clinking Glasses!!! :lol:

Jack

I think I can picture it, it was the sound we heard in the episode where Alice had to tend to her (I think) aunt getting up there in years in Seattle, when she mistakenly told Mike said aunt was in Sacramento. "Sacramento?" said Mike, followed by what I thought sounded like an old Maxwell House coffee commercial, as well as a commercial with Linda Ellerbe pitching some product.