Another "Brady" dvd release to add to your collection! Celebrity Bowling with the Brady Kids is coming to dvd in October.

Yes, I read that on tvshowsondvd.com can't wait.

S'More Entertainment is cool. I got a few of there sets (Good Morning World, Lotsa Luck, Make Room for Daddy). They definitely release some cool stuff.

I've never seen this - I'll have to check it out. :cool:

On amazon.com it says that two of The Walton kids are also in this with the Brady kids. Does anyone know which two Walton kids it is?

I guess the Actors/Actresses that played the brady kids will never be broke since someone will always be offering them work somewhere.

I guess the Actors/Actresses that played the brady kids will never be broke since someone will always be offering them work somewhere.


It was from 1974 back when the show was still on the air.

I heard of it but I've never seen it and I can't find any clips on YouTube so I'm buying it. Besides, Eve Plumb looks cute as f#@k on the cover:
http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lsl7m7bYmx1r0hgato1_400.png


Fifth season hair with glasses? :faint:

Forget that. I'm saving my pennies for "The Brady kids go to the mall, guest starring 2 of the kids from the Padtridge family.

On amazon.com it says that two of The Walton kids are also in this with the Brady kids. Does anyone know which two Walton kids it is?
Eric Scott (Ben) and Mary McDonough (Erin)

I thought I've heard of it all but this is a new one to me. Did this air because I don't remember this or even heard of it before.

Jed Allan was hosting the show as this point, right?

70's cheese at its finest.

My library doesn't have it...booooo...:mad:

Jed Allan was hosting the show as this point, right?

I never heard of Celebrity Bowling, let alone who hosted it, before this release was announced. I'm guessing it must have aired in syndication on Saturday or Sunday afternoons and often was preempted by sporting events.

I never heard of Celebrity Bowling, let alone who hosted it, before this release was announced. I'm guessing it must have aired in syndication on Saturday or Sunday afternoons and often was preempted by sporting events.


Pretty much. Wikipedia:

Celebrity Bowling was an American syndicated sports series hosted by Jed Allan that ran from January 16, 1971 to September 1978. The series was produced in Los Angeles at the studios of KTTV.
Each week, the show featured four celebrities, on a pair of AMF or Brunswick lanes installed inside KTTV's studios, pitted against each other in teams of two. Victorious teams won prizes for studio audience members based upon the level of winning scores.
The weekly series was a by-product of The Celebrity Bowling Classic, a 90-minute TV special produced in 1969 for the Metromedia-owned stations, benefitting the Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. Foundation.
Joe Siegman created the series, and he and Don Gregory produced 144 episodes for their 7-10 Productions.

Anyone know why I can't go to the second page of this thread?

Must have been a "phantom" message, it showed unread messages, yet the most recent one on page one was posted 10-20-2011. It showed a second page of messages, yet it wouldn't go there.

When I posted that message, I could go to the second page, yet that was the only message on there, and the only message in the thread since 10-20-2011!

Strange stuff...

Must have been a "phantom" message, it showed unread messages, yet the most recent one on page one was posted 10-20-2011. It showed a second page of messages, yet it wouldn't go there.

When I posted that message, I could go to the second page, yet that was the only message on there, and the only message in the thread since 10-20-2011!

Strange stuff...

I was having trouble getting to the second page also, with this thread. It seems to be working now though.

There is still that mysterious missing message that bumped the thread up. Maybe it was just a corrupt pointer.

"Celebrity Bowling" was seen in my area on Saturday afternoons in the mid-'70s. I think we only had it for a couple of years, but I remember seeing those Brady episodes when they first aired. I'm surprised so much of this show still exists, considering how much else from that time period has been wiped out.