Last night, while watching All in the Family, Nick ran a promo about pop up Brady Marathon that will air either next Sunday or in two weeks. Anyway, I heard the announcer say about two never before seen episodes. Anybody have any idea what these episodes are ? I thought I have seen them all.

I think they meant two never before seen pop-up brady episodes....(With the little pop up messages)

This belongs on The Brady Bunch board.
I hate the Brady Bunch anyway!

It can also be under Sitcom Questions and Discussion as well . Brady Bunch is a sitcom and I asked a question about it. So, It could be under either one. I chose this.

No if a show has its own board you post it there.
This board is for general sitcom talk and talk about shows without message boards.

Brady Bunch is Righteous.

Amen.

The "never seen before" eppies are Pop Up Brady "nsb" eppies. One is the Pilot Honeymoon Show and the other? The one w/Beebe Galinni I think.

Prana.

Beebe Gallini gets the pop-up treatment? That would be great! But I thought the second "new" pop-up episode was "The Hair-Brained Scheme", since I saw that in N@N's commercial. Or was that one shown already?

I think I also read and heard that the two "never before seen" pop ups are "The Honeymoon" and "The Hair Brained Scheme"...don't remember the date of the telecasts, check these boards for info...

"The Honeymoon" was, of course, the "pilot" for the show, while the "Hair Brained Scheme" was the last episode of the series (and it was the episode in which Robert Reed was written out because of his behavior around the set).

Watch the "HB Scheme" for Carol's famous line:

"Oh, Greg, it's too bad your father had to be out of town, and had to miss your graduation" or something like that...

Yeah, that'll happen, father goes out of town on business on the day his oldest son graduates from high school...

But I love TBB anyway!!!

Originally posted by TVLanFan
Watch the "HB Scheme" for Carol's famous line:

"Oh, Greg, it's too bad your father had to be out of town, and had to miss your graduation" or something like that...

Yeah, that'll happen, father goes out of town on business on the day his oldest son graduates from high school...


And even if he was, why would Carol mention it AFTER the graduation? This is like when people on TV dial the police on the telephone and say, "Hello, Police?" Pure exposition. "The Simpsons" occasionally makes fun of stuff like this:

Homer: "Well, here we are at Mount Splashmore!"

Bart: "Why in the world would you say something like that?"