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Bobby Brady Wasing Machine Clip
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Hey Jeff, there's even a Hoover shot for you! Everything is avacado!
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The earrings are found, but the light blue Super Surgilator was too much for the poor things and they are RUINED!
Alice! Where do you think you're going? Get back in there right now and put that washing machine back together again!
I see a Hoover, what model Jeff?
I see a Hoover, what model Jeff?
Hey wait a minute!
Hey I just noticed, Carol is wearing the same dress in both episodes! Poor dear, with six kids she probably can't afford anything new.
Hey I just noticed, Carol is wearing the same dress in both episodes! Poor dear, with six kids she probably can't afford anything new.
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Robert:
Judging from the order in which the episodes aired, it looks as if they did put it back together. Of course, whether or not they did it correctly, is a guess for us.
It could be possible that the filming sequence of these episodes was different than that of the airing, but since they were a few months apart, I doubt it.
Hoover:
You are right. The machines were on the opposite wall in the earring episode. They moved them across though, because they were back on the original wall in the last episode of the series. It was the one where Bobby was trying to sell hair tonic, and Cindy was attempting to breed rabbits. She had the rabbits in the laundry room, which was also where Bobby and Oliver were disposing of the tonic after numerous failed attempts to market it. Some of it spilled on the rabbits, giving Bobby a new angle.
Although the machines were serving as background only for this episode, it was a memorable one especially since it was the last.
Have a good one,
James
Judging from the order in which the episodes aired, it looks as if they did put it back together. Of course, whether or not they did it correctly, is a guess for us.
It could be possible that the filming sequence of these episodes was different than that of the airing, but since they were a few months apart, I doubt it.
Hoover:
You are right. The machines were on the opposite wall in the earring episode. They moved them across though, because they were back on the original wall in the last episode of the series. It was the one where Bobby was trying to sell hair tonic, and Cindy was attempting to breed rabbits. She had the rabbits in the laundry room, which was also where Bobby and Oliver were disposing of the tonic after numerous failed attempts to market it. Some of it spilled on the rabbits, giving Bobby a new angle.
Although the machines were serving as background only for this episode, it was a memorable one especially since it was the last.
Have a good one,
James
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well now....
The Hoover is a model 1020 Convertible ....
I love that house, I visited it in 2005...
The Hoover is a model 1020 Convertible ....
I love that house, I visited it in 2005...
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LOLOLOLOL !!!
You are the best Robert!
I am glad that I am not the only one concerned about these details. Things like a laundry rooms layout changes and gutted appliances. But lets face it, it is upsetting when they make those changes. It doesn't happen in real life just out of the blue. I suppose back then they didn't think people noticed or cared about such detail. Little did they know that 35 years later a certain club would be critiquing their sloppy behind the scenes fodder.
Ok, they took the machine apart. The props departments usually buys things in triplicate, just for little incidences like this. I doubt the hourly wage prop dept. workers cared enough about how to put back together a washing machine. They were too busy getting stoned. It was the 60's !
The detergent was an issue because of septic systems and because of major Subsing problems in our water ways. suds that would not break down are a threat to wild life. ...As much fun as they are to us. I don't know that "SAFE" was a brand back then. I kinda doubt it. It used to be illegal to do product placements, which was nice. (We used to have the fairness doctrine, too. We need that back.) I don't think that would look good if it was TIDE.
--Thats tthhindyz a thathee one, iszn't thhee--
Can I just ask, what the hell are they wearing? Did Carol take a night job at a strip club so she could pay for Jan's braces? I mean, I watched the show, but I guess I missed that episode.
I see Alice wasn't wearing her, Usual, attire when she and Carol went shopping a few shows earlier.. Perhaps a trip to the local Fredericks of Hollywood for "work clothes"? Alice didn't want to be taken as submissive in her "maids" uniform so, waa-la, down play yourself in an ugly polyester green "5 and 10" dress. Nothing wrong with looking like a pooltable.
Can you just see Carol Singing, Dancing, and then,,, riding up and down a brass pole. (kinda scarey)
Am I the only one who, well, you know, GREG !! ?
You are the best Robert!
I am glad that I am not the only one concerned about these details. Things like a laundry rooms layout changes and gutted appliances. But lets face it, it is upsetting when they make those changes. It doesn't happen in real life just out of the blue. I suppose back then they didn't think people noticed or cared about such detail. Little did they know that 35 years later a certain club would be critiquing their sloppy behind the scenes fodder.
Ok, they took the machine apart. The props departments usually buys things in triplicate, just for little incidences like this. I doubt the hourly wage prop dept. workers cared enough about how to put back together a washing machine. They were too busy getting stoned. It was the 60's !
The detergent was an issue because of septic systems and because of major Subsing problems in our water ways. suds that would not break down are a threat to wild life. ...As much fun as they are to us. I don't know that "SAFE" was a brand back then. I kinda doubt it. It used to be illegal to do product placements, which was nice. (We used to have the fairness doctrine, too. We need that back.) I don't think that would look good if it was TIDE.
--Thats tthhindyz a thathee one, iszn't thhee--
Can I just ask, what the hell are they wearing? Did Carol take a night job at a strip club so she could pay for Jan's braces? I mean, I watched the show, but I guess I missed that episode.
I see Alice wasn't wearing her, Usual, attire when she and Carol went shopping a few shows earlier.. Perhaps a trip to the local Fredericks of Hollywood for "work clothes"? Alice didn't want to be taken as submissive in her "maids" uniform so, waa-la, down play yourself in an ugly polyester green "5 and 10" dress. Nothing wrong with looking like a pooltable.
Can you just see Carol Singing, Dancing, and then,,, riding up and down a brass pole. (kinda scarey)
Am I the only one who, well, you know, GREG !! ?
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props...
Well I can say that Hoover made the rounds in a whole slew of Paramount sitcoms in the early 70's. In addition to its duties at the Brady house, "The Odd Couple" and "Happy Days" both featured a model 1020 Convertible, such as the Bradys. Both OC and HD were filmed shows and then went to taping in front of an audience. I still remember seeing that vacuum on HD and thinking Marion Cunningham was a time traveller, she went 15 years into the future for that Hoover! Later shows had a Hoover model 913 which would have been ok for the 50's.
I was fascinated too with the Brady's kitchen. Not so much by the green and orange, but the Sunbeam Mixmaster and Osterizer blender always caught my eye. The mixmaster moved all over the counters, looking like it was getting lots of use.
I'm always bummed when I see later Brady reunion shows... everything's been redecorated, and the Mixmaster and Osterizer are gone...probably relegated to a cupboard somewhere because they were green...
At least the Bradys did pretty much have the same vacuum for the run of the show, and aside from the washer and dryer that moves all around the laundry room the did appear to have the same washer and dryer too.
Well I can say that Hoover made the rounds in a whole slew of Paramount sitcoms in the early 70's. In addition to its duties at the Brady house, "The Odd Couple" and "Happy Days" both featured a model 1020 Convertible, such as the Bradys. Both OC and HD were filmed shows and then went to taping in front of an audience. I still remember seeing that vacuum on HD and thinking Marion Cunningham was a time traveller, she went 15 years into the future for that Hoover! Later shows had a Hoover model 913 which would have been ok for the 50's.
I was fascinated too with the Brady's kitchen. Not so much by the green and orange, but the Sunbeam Mixmaster and Osterizer blender always caught my eye. The mixmaster moved all over the counters, looking like it was getting lots of use.
I'm always bummed when I see later Brady reunion shows... everything's been redecorated, and the Mixmaster and Osterizer are gone...probably relegated to a cupboard somewhere because they were green...
At least the Bradys did pretty much have the same vacuum for the run of the show, and aside from the washer and dryer that moves all around the laundry room the did appear to have the same washer and dryer too.
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One Small Correction.....
1313 Mockingbird Lane was the address of The Munsters, not the Bradys.
Davy
1313 Mockingbird Lane was the address of The Munsters, not the Bradys.
Davy
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the Brady's address was
4222 Clinton ave
The REAL address of the house used for the exteriors is 11222 Dilling street in North Hollywood
4222 Clinton ave
The REAL address of the house used for the exteriors is 11222 Dilling street in North Hollywood
1313 Mockingbird Lane was the address of The Munsters, not the Bradys.
Thanks Davy, I was waiting for someone to notice that!
Thanks Davy, I was waiting for someone to notice that!
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wasnt there once a Eureka on Brady Bunch? im not a BB expert by any means, but i think i saw one once, in the hallway maybe, with Alice...
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Eureka on the Bradys
As far as I know they only had the Hoover, and an Electrolux, maybe a model E or G?
The Lux appears in the episode where Jan gets glasses and the family picture is taken.
As far as I know they only had the Hoover, and an Electrolux, maybe a model E or G?
The Lux appears in the episode where Jan gets glasses and the family picture is taken.
toggleswitch
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Saw that house as well. Aparently the fence was added for privacy. It's not nearly as large as one imagines it is. Hmm now where is MY mug-shot in front of it?
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You can also see that there is no 2nd floor window. Apparently a false one was added by Paramount to further validate that the Brady home was two stories.
Have a good one,
James
Have a good one,
James
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