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Bachu · 10-24-2009, 03:11 PM

http://www.youtube.com/user/Retrotee...12/SlppoaDd9rM

Have been busy tiling all day and forgot this was on

so i'll be be posting tomorrow about it...though I am tiling then too

Bachu · 10-25-2009, 01:09 PM

Because my mind is like a sieve I made some notes about this episode but because my mind is like a sieve I left then on the settee! Anyways, this is what I can remember...

The only guest star in this episode is Tiger and he doesn't even get a credit. If I know by Brady history then this is actually Tiger Mark II as this is the first episode after the pilot to feature him and I am sure that in Growing Up Brady they mention he had to be nailed to the floor during his last scene of the episode because he wouldn't sit still. Also, in the late 70s we had Fake Jan; well in the late 60s we had Fake Tiger! You heard it here folks!

Two of my favourite Brady musical cues appear in the episode; the jingle as the kids and Mike leave for school and work and the music at the end of part 3 where the family run after Mike and Tiger with Tigers new flea powder.

This episode marks the first time we see the utility room proper. The door to the kitchen is on the right just behind the sink and the door to Alice's room is on the left inbetween the washing machine and a cupboard. When Mike goes to bath Tiger watch closely as the scene fades in and before the door opens it looks like you can see a boiler or something behind the door. The scene with Alice washing Tiger is used again in another episode and I think that marked the last time we saw the utility room inits present form.

We get to see some nice shots of the upstairs hall outside the bathroom and we get to see some unusual camera angles in the bathroom where it looks like they pulled out a wall in the girls bedroom where the chest of drawers and later Marcias trophies reside.

We also see Mikes office again but again it is only in close up.

10-24-2009, 03:11 PM	#1
Bachu Member Forum Regular Join Date: Sep 10, 2005 Posts: 809	Katchoo - original airdate 24/10/69 http://www.youtube.com/user/Retrotee...12/SlppoaDd9rM Have been busy tiling all day and forgot this was on so i'll be be posting tomorrow about it...though I am tiling then too

10-25-2009, 01:09 PM	#2
Bachu Member Forum Regular Join Date: Sep 10, 2005 Posts: 809	Because my mind is like a sieve I made some notes about this episode but because my mind is like a sieve I left then on the settee! Anyways, this is what I can remember... The only guest star in this episode is Tiger and he doesn't even get a credit. If I know by Brady history then this is actually Tiger Mark II as this is the first episode after the pilot to feature him and I am sure that in Growing Up Brady they mention he had to be nailed to the floor during his last scene of the episode because he wouldn't sit still. Also, in the late 70s we had Fake Jan; well in the late 60s we had Fake Tiger! You heard it here folks! Two of my favourite Brady musical cues appear in the episode; the jingle as the kids and Mike leave for school and work and the music at the end of part 3 where the family run after Mike and Tiger with Tigers new flea powder. This episode marks the first time we see the utility room proper. The door to the kitchen is on the right just behind the sink and the door to Alice's room is on the left inbetween the washing machine and a cupboard. When Mike goes to bath Tiger watch closely as the scene fades in and before the door opens it looks like you can see a boiler or something behind the door. The scene with Alice washing Tiger is used again in another episode and I think that marked the last time we saw the utility room inits present form. We get to see some nice shots of the upstairs hall outside the bathroom and we get to see some unusual camera angles in the bathroom where it looks like they pulled out a wall in the girls bedroom where the chest of drawers and later Marcias trophies reside. We also see Mikes office again but again it is only in close up.