I am an adopted daughter also. I wasn't always a good daughter and I regret that every day. But my dad went to Heaven loving me and forgiving me. I feel the same way Marcia does. I love you and miss you daddy ❤️😔
Allow me to give you the same advice I gave my now ex husband back in the mid 1990s: Go to his gravesite by yourself and say all the things you couldn't or didn't get to say when he was alive. Explain why you did what you did, apologize for your mistakes and then forgive yourself. Otherwise, the regrets replaying over and over in your mind will eventually consume you. This experience can be quite cathartic.
Well, none us were always perfect angels for our parents but our parents know they weren't always that way for their parents(our grandparents), either. Parents always love their children, no matter what they do.
That is so sweet the way Marcia looks at Mike and smiles like shes so proud to be his daughter and she runs to embrace him 😢.I'm a 43 yr old man and never had kids.But if I had a daughter or even a stepdaughter I would love her more than she would ever know 😢.Such a beautiful scene
What about the episode where Carol had laryngitis & Cindy asked Santa to get her voice back so that she could sing in church on Christmas Eve? That one was also very special
Same for me. Every time I tear up. I sympathize about your father's passing. Mine has been gone for 7 years now. I miss him every day. We were among the fortunate ones to have good fathers.
One thing that I have learned is to cherish each day of life. Our time here on earth is precious. Life picks up speed as you get older. I will be 50 on September 16 and my mom is 70. Everyday I am thankful that she is still alive. She is my whole world
@@laurlicia I have to confess that Maureen McCormick was an early celebrity crush for me. She was so pretty and sweet when she played Marcia Brady. She still looks pretty and sweet today. She never lost her touch
I don't think he despised the show. He just thought it should be a bit more realistic. And I agree. But Sherwood Schwartz wanted "Gilligan's Island in Los Angeles", so that is what it was, basically. Although he occasionally threw Reed a bone or two.
@@trwentSimilar issues as John Amos I suspect for Good Times while not quite the same. The show started with the premise what lesson should person A learn and let’s work backwards from there no matter how silly the character arc or situation was. The Brady kids had no real problems like drug use which was prevalent in California at the time. Good Times on the other hand showed poverty and inner city issues but the manner in which they addressed them were handled superficially.
@@SnowDaulphin- I agree. Both dad actors had similar goals for their shows: A bit more reality. The Brady Bunch was too corny and wholesome for Robert Reed even though there was parental guidance written in. John Amos felt parental guidance was completely lacking in favor of Jimmy Walker’s comedy.
@@finster1968Amos never said anything bad about Walker publicly but it was rumored he hated the Dynomite schtick and silly dating problems JJ dished out.
This was probably the most touching episodes of the entire series. She almost decides to not send the letter when hee dad catches hee sneaking out to mail the letter before the midnight deadline but ahe continues the letter with "evrn when he punishes me.... even though he has inky been my father foba few months, no man can be a REAL-ER father than Mr Mike Brady " I lived the line ofcthe publisher saying they have never heard such a touching tribute to a father after running the contest so many years.
I agree first of all I’ve seen this episode. Literally 100 times I’m watching it right now is a 57-year-old guy who grew up watching the show and syndication. I was only two years old when this was filmed obviously, my tears are flowing and that was the rare time by the way they called Michael Brady instead of just Mike Brady and I’ll tell you a great writing when they’re waiting for him in the door and he comes in the back way which he never comes in the back way never, he always comes in the front door so that was sort of funny, but that was so good specially when early in the scene where she was in his den, she needed a privacy. She got in trouble a little bit, but then when she went out the window. She really got in trouble couldn’t go. This was fantastic television, father daughter bond. I feel sorry for this generation who goes home, says on the couch and watches Netflix or watches the Kardashians or stays on their phone. I came home and watch shows like this sad generation to be honest with you, we were just so lucky that and great other shows from the 70s.
I love it 🥰 especially when Mike and Carol’s reads Marcia’s essay especially Mike’s was chosen Father Of The Year especially when the judges from the Daily Chronicle newspaper 🗞, The Best Came From Your Daughter Marcia’s especially when she’s hugs her parents especially her Daddy. Jennydebrier
I can't make it through this without tears. Although Robert Reed had no children of his own, if that look he gives Marcia isn't from a proud, loving father, I don't know what is 🙏🏼 Michael Brady, Father of the Years
What a sweet sweet story! I’m so envious, I always wanted a relationship with a father, or father figure. I never really had any relationship with my dad. He was too busy hating me and my mother, and cursing us every day. But maybe I will still get that father figure one day, I sure hope so. Fingers crossed 🤞🏻
Whoever the director was for this episode didn’t do such a great job with the kids (IMO). As dad is presented the award, the kids are shown applauding while whispering “Wow!!” Nobody does that in real life. Anyway, Robert Reed as Mike Brady truly made for the “realest father,” as this episode suggests. He was my favorite TV dad of all time.
I'm sure this means that Marcia can join the rest of the family on the ski trip. The ski trip will be a great way to celebrate Marcia getting Mike chosen as Father of the Year.
Because she still broke the rules. It would be hypocritical of Mike if he didn't punish her, basically he's saying that if she does something dangerous but it benefits him, then it's OK.@@123123snickers
@@123123snickers She broke the rules, it would be hypocritical of Mike if he didn't punish her. Would be like him saying, "It's ok to commit a dangerous act, as long as it benefits me."
@@sylviaisgod6947 There are exceptions to every rule. This was an exception because she had to sneak out to mail the entry for the contest. She wanted to show her love towards him and once he could see that reason, it was only fair and fitting for him to let her go on the ski ⛷️ trip. 😀
I just want to correct a reply, Robert Reed had a daughter and a grandson.A timeless episode and I think of my father who died twenty six years ago. His favorite characters were Mike, Alice and Marcia.
I didn't know his daughter had a kid. Nice. He and his ex-wife divorced when his daughter was very young. His ex-wife got remarried and they moved far away. Since he hardly got to see his daughter, he gave a lot of the love that was meant for her to the 6 child actors.
@@alexanderpytko5394 He had his daughter appear on season two episode, Marcias slumber party. He rarely saw her but reconciled in his later years. When he became ill, he only told his daughter and actress Anne Haney about his HIV diagnosis. When he passed away, he willed his estate to his daughter and infant grandson.He was a tortured soul.
I love it 🥰 especially when Mike and Carol’s reads Marcia’s letter, especially he’s chosen Father Of The Year! The Best Came From Your Daughter Marcia Brady. A Wise Man Forgets His Anger Before He’s Lies Down To Sleep 💤 especially she hugs her parents especially her Daddy. Jennydebrier
Definitely a great episode. I think Mike thought Marcia was being disrespectful or dishonest in keeping the application confidential. Love the way it ended. No words in the final seconds.
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I remember watching this episode the 1st time it aired....1970, the day after New Year's.......I was 7 years old.
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love it. honestly, we only ever ended up as a family, all seven of us, my six siblings and myself in the news if one of the other seven did something. I was on the news, walking away from things like accidents or a car stuck in the mud, neither one caused by me. I was the victim of a series of events, so unfortunate, I'm surprised I'm still alive. I would watch shows like this and wonder, what it would be like to have parents that cared about me.
This was so painful because moments before he was scolding Marcia when she didnt even do anything wrong! Boy does he must feel positively goofy for punishing her now that he knows her true intentions😅
I love it 🥰 especially when Marcia hugs her parents especially her Daddy’s when Mike and Carol’s reads her wonderful essay about how she’s loves her Daddy. Jennydebrier
I agree with you there. I lost my dad to cancer 13 years ago. We had our ups and downs but he was always there for me. We got along for the most part. Seeing this episode brought back a lot of pleasant memories
Robert Reed had his issues with this show and with producer Sherwood Schwartz. But he remained through its full run, mainly because he truly loved these kids, almost as if they were his own children. It is too bad he had to keep his sexuality in the closet, but that is what a lot of people, actors included, had to do back in those days (and earlier) to have a career. Rock Hudson (gay), Dick Sargent (gay), Katherine Hepburn (bisexual), Montgomery Clift (gay), Jodi Foster (bisexual), Cary Grant (bisexual), Marlon Brando (bisexual), Barbara Stanwyck (at least bisexual, perhaps lesbian), Paul Lynde (gay), Will Geer (gay), Joan Crawford (bisexual), the list goes on and on.
This kind of makes you wonder about her biological father and whether the never-mentioned divorce might have been because he left them. In the pilot, Carol mentioned how devastated she had felt. Marcia might have been old enough to have been devastated, too.
The boys' Mom died, it was implied in the pilot episode (Bobby had a picture of her) and never mentioned again. The girls' father is never mentioned, but Sherwood Schwartz has said that they are divorced, but the network wouldn't allow that to be talked about on the show.
2:32 with zero disrespect, I absolutely adore this show as a child and my kids like it now. But isn't it odd that the girls call them dad immediately because in 2023 I know divorced parents the kids don't always call their😊 step parents mom and dad
@@denisedoherty4909I agree. In the very first BB episode before the wedding, Carol tells Mike that earlier she’d thought “it was the end of the world.” That sounds more like a death than a divorce, but as you said, the writers never made it clear exactly what happened to the girls’ father.
What the hell is going on here? At least back in those days you would not think that they would be allowed to say that on TV. And why would Alice want to know which side of her looked better? And it was never revealed whether or not Marcia did get to go skiing after all. After most episodes in which they went anywhere, like on the one where they went on Mike's boss's boat, the punch line always showed them coming home from the trip, but not this one.
I knew Jan and Cindy were always jealous of Marcia because Marcia had the guts to win all of her contests and her sisters especially Jan was trying to get rid of Marcia's awards that she won in later episotes! Marcia was the smart one of the 3 girls having been the aggressive one! That goes to show Marcia entered in the contest every way she can without any fear of what the consequences for breaking the rules. She even said that if she can't go on the trip with her family, it would have been worth it because she knew she had the guts to do something good for her new loving father!
If the deadline was midnight that very day, that would mean that the entry's would have to be post marked by midnight that day. So, if Marcia snuck out to mail the letter that late, obviously all the mail pickups for that day had already been accomp!ished, and it would not have been post marked in time.
@@johnoconnor6356 She would have to walk all the way to the main post office in downtown Los Angeles to get the postmark for that day. In her pajamas and robe.
I love it 🥰 especially when Mike’s came home from he’s chosen Father Of The Year especially the judges from the Daily Chronicle newspaper 🗞 said that The Best Came From Your Daughter Marcia Brady especially when Mike and Carol’s reads her essay even though he’s only been my Dad for a short time, no Dad could be a realer Dad than Mike Brady especially when she’s hugs her parents especially her Daddy. Jennydebrier
I am an adopted daughter also. I wasn't always a good daughter and I regret that every day. But my dad went to Heaven loving me and forgiving me. I feel the same way Marcia does. I love you and miss you daddy ❤️😔
I'm sure your dad is proud of you no matter what. My prayers and heart go out to you 💜💜💜🙏🙏🙏
Allow me to give you the same advice I gave my now ex husband back in the mid 1990s: Go to his gravesite by yourself and say all the things you couldn't or didn't get to say when he was alive. Explain why you did what you did, apologize for your mistakes and then forgive yourself. Otherwise, the regrets replaying over and over in your mind will eventually consume you. This experience can be quite cathartic.
@northernbettygirl Marcia wasn’t an adopted daughter Mike was her stepfather he married Carol the girls mother
Well, none us were always perfect angels for our parents but our parents know they weren't always that way for their parents(our grandparents), either. Parents always love their children, no matter what they do.
@@kellymcfalls1458 I think Mike adopted the three girls, and Carol adopted the three boys.
That is so sweet the way Marcia looks at Mike and smiles like shes so proud to be his daughter and she runs to embrace him 😢.I'm a 43 yr old man and never had kids.But if I had a daughter or even a stepdaughter I would love her more than she would ever know 😢.Such a beautiful scene
So start dating someone nice with kids!
I would have killed to have any parent desire to love me so much 🥺
@@samanthakazer8257 Me too girl! You are not alone!
A "very special" Brady Bunch! Probably the most moving episode of the series.
What about the episode where Carol had laryngitis & Cindy asked Santa to get her voice back so that she could sing in church on Christmas Eve? That one was also very special
@@buckeyeguy1977 Yeah, that was a good one too!
This episode makes my eyes water. My dad passed away from cancer 13 years ago. It brought back a lot of happy memories
Same for me. Every time I tear up. I sympathize about your father's passing. Mine has been gone for 7 years now. I miss him every day. We were among the fortunate ones to have good fathers.
One thing that I have learned is to cherish each day of life. Our time here on earth is precious. Life picks up speed as you get older. I will be 50 on September 16 and my mom is 70. Everyday I am thankful that she is still alive. She is my whole world
@@laurlicia I have to confess that Maureen McCormick was an early celebrity crush for me. She was so pretty and sweet when she played Marcia Brady. She still looks pretty and sweet today. She never lost her touch
@@laurlicia I think that Robert Reed was definitely a popular favorite for TV dads
Terrific dads are missed forever, because we never have them long enough---even when they live to 80, 90 or beyond.
If Robert Reed had more episodes like this, he wouldn't have despised the show so much.
I don't think he despised the show. He just thought it should be a bit more realistic. And I agree. But Sherwood Schwartz wanted "Gilligan's Island in Los Angeles", so that is what it was, basically. Although he occasionally threw Reed a bone or two.
@@trwentSimilar issues as John Amos I suspect for Good Times while not quite the same. The show started with the premise what lesson should person A learn and let’s work backwards from there no matter how silly the character arc or situation was. The Brady kids had no real problems like drug use which was prevalent in California at the time. Good Times on the other hand showed poverty and inner city issues but the manner in which they addressed them were handled superficially.
@@SnowDaulphin- I agree. Both dad actors had similar goals for their shows: A bit more reality. The Brady Bunch was too corny and wholesome for Robert Reed even though there was parental guidance written in. John Amos felt parental guidance was completely lacking in favor of Jimmy Walker’s comedy.
@@finster1968Amos never said anything bad about Walker publicly but it was rumored he hated the Dynomite schtick and silly dating problems JJ dished out.
This was probably the most touching episodes of the entire series. She almost decides to not send the letter when hee dad catches hee sneaking out to mail the letter before the midnight deadline but ahe continues the letter with "evrn when he punishes me.... even though he has inky been my father foba few months, no man can be a REAL-ER father than Mr Mike Brady "
I lived the line ofcthe publisher saying they have never heard such a touching tribute to a father after running the contest so many years.
Even now 50+ years later, I just found myself with tears when they announced the winner was Marsha
Absolutely, Me too - just now. : ) The show was able to strike a cord in a way that no other sit com has been able to.
I agree first of all I’ve seen this episode. Literally 100 times I’m watching it right now is a 57-year-old guy who grew up watching the show and syndication. I was only two years old when this was filmed obviously, my tears are flowing and that was the rare time by the way they called Michael Brady instead of just Mike Brady and I’ll tell you a great writing when they’re waiting for him in the door and he comes in the back way which he never comes in the back way never, he always comes in the front door so that was sort of funny, but that was so good specially when early in the scene where she was in his den, she needed a privacy. She got in trouble a little bit, but then when she went out the window. She really got in trouble couldn’t go. This was fantastic television, father daughter bond. I feel sorry for this generation who goes home, says on the couch and watches Netflix or watches the Kardashians or stays on their phone. I came home and watch shows like this sad generation to be honest with you, we were just so lucky that and great other shows from the 70s.
@@jackkircher1755 Marcia
This episode is so touching.
it's not shameless tho
I lost my father about a year ago. This episode does bring a tear to the eye.
This episode is just beautiful!
1 of the most beautiful episodes just love it❤
Mike Brady was a good dad too the kids he was always there for them
I love it 🥰 especially when Mike and Carol’s reads Marcia’s essay especially Mike’s was chosen Father Of The Year especially when the judges from the Daily Chronicle newspaper 🗞, The Best Came From Your Daughter Marcia’s especially when she’s hugs her parents especially her Daddy. Jennydebrier
When family’s were united and kids were actually respectful of parents and authority . Kids don’t appreciate their parents anymore like they used to .
Mr Brady is definitely father of the year always has been and always will be he definitely was like a father to me growing up
I can't make it through this without tears. Although Robert Reed had no children of his own, if that look he gives Marcia isn't from a proud, loving father, I don't know what is 🙏🏼 Michael Brady, Father of the Years
No, he had one daughter named Karen.
His daughter appears in the episode where Marsha has a sleepover and the brothers torment them.
@@denisedoherty4909wow 😮I’ve think I’ve heard that too. Which daughter is it?
He had a daughter
What a sweet sweet story! I’m so envious, I always wanted a relationship with a father, or father figure. I never really had any relationship with my dad. He was too busy hating me and my mother, and cursing us every day. But maybe I will still get that father figure one day, I sure hope so. Fingers crossed 🤞🏻
I always tear up on this episode. Ever since childhood 🥺🥺
I bawl like a baby!
Always one of my favorite episodes ❤
This episode should be shown every year on Father's day. It would be a real hit.
Whoever the director was for this episode didn’t do such a great job with the kids (IMO). As dad is presented the award, the kids are shown applauding while whispering “Wow!!” Nobody does that in real life. Anyway, Robert Reed as Mike Brady truly made for the “realest father,” as this episode suggests. He was my favorite TV dad of all time.
Great episode The moment were Marcia embraces her dad It brings a tear to my eye.
I'm sure this means that Marcia can join the rest of the family on the ski trip. The ski trip will be a great way to celebrate Marcia getting Mike chosen as Father of the Year.
She should still be punished.
@@sylviaisgod6947😅… why? You know she went on the ski trip!
Because she still broke the rules. It would be hypocritical of Mike if he didn't punish her, basically he's saying that if she does something dangerous but it benefits him, then it's OK.@@123123snickers
@@123123snickers She broke the rules, it would be hypocritical of Mike if he didn't punish her. Would be like him saying, "It's ok to commit a dangerous act, as long as it benefits me."
@@sylviaisgod6947 There are exceptions to every rule. This was an exception because she had to sneak out to mail the entry for the contest. She wanted to show her love towards him and once he could see that reason, it was only fair and fitting for him to let her go on the ski ⛷️ trip. 😀
This made me cry! You could feel the love!
I wasn’t alive for this of tv I’m enjoying watching the brady bunch my middle teacher I met years ago has me watching it
This makes me miss my dad so much and .He passed away 11 years this November . I really loved him a lot he was 90 years old in 2013 .
I always cry at this one 😭❤
I just want to correct a reply, Robert Reed had a daughter and a grandson.A timeless episode and I think of my father who died twenty six years ago. His favorite characters were Mike, Alice and Marcia.
I didn't know his daughter had a kid. Nice. He and his ex-wife divorced when his daughter was very young. His ex-wife got remarried and they moved far away. Since he hardly got to see his daughter, he gave a lot of the love that was meant for her to the 6 child actors.
@@alexanderpytko5394 He had his daughter appear on season two episode, Marcias slumber party. He rarely saw her but reconciled in his later years. When he became ill, he only told his daughter and actress Anne Haney about his HIV diagnosis. When he passed away, he willed his estate to his daughter and infant grandson.He was a tortured soul.
So very touching! Made me tear up every time I watch this episode!
That’s nice of her, my father died in 2019 and I miss him
I love the Brady Bunch so much ❤❤❤❤
I love it 🥰 especially when Mike and Carol’s reads Marcia’s letter, especially he’s chosen Father Of The Year! The Best Came From Your Daughter Marcia Brady. A Wise Man Forgets His Anger Before He’s Lies Down To Sleep 💤 especially she hugs her parents especially her Daddy. Jennydebrier
Making me cry over here.
*“And even though he’s only been my father for a short time, no father could be a realer father than Michael Brady.”*
My favorite episode.
😢 Tears of joy.
Definitely a great episode. I think Mike thought Marcia was being disrespectful or dishonest in keeping the application confidential. Love the way it ended. No words in the final seconds.
I remember watching this episode the 1st time it aired....1970, the day after New Year's.......I was 7 years old.
Thank you very much, The Brady Bunch, for uploading this interesting video so that I can see it again in the near future.
Please have a nice day today. ™
August 14, 2023 @ 1:35 am ™
Makes me cry every time!
love it. honestly, we only ever ended up as a family, all seven of us, my six siblings and myself in the news if one of the other seven did something. I was on the news, walking away from things like accidents or a car stuck in the mud, neither one caused by me. I was the victim of a series of events, so unfortunate, I'm surprised I'm still alive. I would watch shows like this and wonder, what it would be like to have parents that cared about me.
Why does this make me cry...geeeeze.
This was so painful because moments before he was scolding Marcia when she didnt even do anything wrong! Boy does he must feel positively goofy for punishing her now that he knows her true intentions😅
I love it 🥰 especially when Marcia hugs her parents especially her Daddy’s when Mike and Carol’s reads her wonderful essay about how she’s loves her Daddy. Jennydebrier
I'll bet Mike really liked that Lance. He is quite the flamboyant "man".
I love Robert reed Mike Brady I love to have him as my father he’s a good nice kind man and I love to be his little girl
He came in back doors in real life too :O
this episode makes me my eyes water 😂my dad passed away
TV dads: Robert Reed is the GOAT 🥇
This episode really touched my heart very much.
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I agree with you there. I lost my dad to cancer 13 years ago. We had our ups and downs but he was always there for me. We got along for the most part. Seeing this episode brought back a lot of pleasant memories
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Title is deceptive!
The video only infers that the original Mrs Brady passed away.
It doesn't say it unequivocally, nor does it say the cause.
Alice looks so pretty in that dress.
I'm not crying, you're crying.
Is the tv show host Dr Bricker from the Love Boat?
Nice moment from Dorky series
Robert Reed had his issues with this show and with producer Sherwood Schwartz. But he remained through its full run, mainly because he truly loved these kids, almost as if they were his own children. It is too bad he had to keep his sexuality in the closet, but that is what a lot of people, actors included, had to do back in those days (and earlier) to have a career. Rock Hudson (gay), Dick Sargent (gay), Katherine Hepburn (bisexual), Montgomery Clift (gay), Jodi Foster (bisexual), Cary Grant (bisexual), Marlon Brando (bisexual), Barbara Stanwyck (at least bisexual, perhaps lesbian), Paul Lynde (gay), Will Geer (gay), Joan Crawford (bisexual), the list goes on and on.
We never find out in the end- did the end justify the means?
Nice
This kind of makes you wonder about her biological father and whether the never-mentioned divorce might have been because he left them. In the pilot, Carol mentioned how devastated she had felt. Marcia might have been old enough to have been devastated, too.
I often wondered what happened to the boys real mom and girls real dad. Did they ever say?
The boys real mom and the girls real dad are both to believe have passed
The boys' Mom died, it was implied in the pilot episode (Bobby had a picture of her) and never mentioned again.
The girls' father is never mentioned, but Sherwood Schwartz has said that they are divorced, but the network wouldn't allow that to be talked about on the show.
In interviews Florence Henderson said that she always believed that Carol murdered her first husband.
1:15
But.. Why isn't anyone paying attention to....Jan?
At 1:12 is he saying "What the hell..." ??
Marsha is wearing the dress Jan wore to Lucy winters Birthday party
I noticed now. Wow 🤯
Wonder if Marsha got on the ski trip after all
Real newspaper men's names
A classic adoration marcia has for her stepfather
1:12 . did he swear ?????
2:32 with zero disrespect, I absolutely adore this show as a child and my kids like it now. But isn't it odd that the girls call them dad immediately because in 2023 I know divorced parents the kids don't always call their😊 step parents mom and dad
I thought the same thing. There was never really a clear explanation of what happened to the girls Dad. Almost like he never existed.
@@denisedoherty4909I agree. In the very first BB episode before the wedding, Carol tells Mike that earlier she’d thought “it was the end of the world.” That sounds more like a death than a divorce, but as you said, the writers never made it clear exactly what happened to the girls’ father.
@@denisedoherty4909True… I’ve always wondered that.
Funny none of the kids talked about their birth parents ever
What the hell is going on here? At least back in those days you would not think that they would be allowed to say that on TV. And why would Alice want to know which side of her looked better? And it was never revealed whether or not Marcia did get to go skiing after all. After most episodes in which they went anywhere, like on the one where they went on Mike's boss's boat, the punch line always showed them coming home from the trip, but not this one.
Did Mike say, “What the hell is going on here?”
Daddy! I think that’s every girl wants to be a Daddy’s girl even if you’re the oldest like Marcia Brady. Jennydebrier
😂backdoor...
and the closeted father of the year award goes to.....
🎉🎉 for God. So loved 😍🤩🤩 the. 🌎🌍 that. He gave. His. Only begotten
Son. That who. So. Ever believe. In him. Will. Not. Die
They gave the award to a gay architect.
❤❤🎉 Jesus Christ 🙏 nails 💅 our
Sinns. To. The . cross ❌. If u believe
In him. That. God. Rased Jesus Christ. From. The. Dead. U. Will be. Saved
What a corny episode. They might have just subtitled this episode "The Book of Job". I mean I dont mind sentimentality but this is just schmaltz.
I think it’s very touching. Makes me cry!
I knew Jan and Cindy were always jealous of Marcia because Marcia had the guts to win all of her contests and her sisters especially Jan was trying to get rid of Marcia's awards that she won in later episotes! Marcia was the smart one of the 3 girls having been the aggressive one! That goes to show Marcia entered in the contest every way she can without any fear of what the consequences for breaking the rules. She even said that if she can't go on the trip with her family, it would have been worth it because she knew she had the guts to do something good for her new loving father!
If the deadline was midnight that very day, that would mean that the entry's would have to be post marked by midnight that day. So, if Marcia snuck out to mail the letter that late, obviously all the mail pickups for that day had already been accomp!ished, and it would not have been post marked in time.
@@johnoconnor6356
She would have to walk all the way to the main post office in downtown Los Angeles to get the postmark for that day. In her pajamas and robe.
I love it 🥰 especially when Mike’s came home from he’s chosen Father Of The Year especially the judges from the Daily Chronicle newspaper 🗞 said that The Best Came From Your Daughter Marcia Brady especially when Mike and Carol’s reads her essay even though he’s only been my Dad for a short time, no Dad could be a realer Dad than Mike Brady especially when she’s hugs her parents especially her Daddy. Jennydebrier