Mike's Office Hours Put Pressure on Alice and Carol
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- Alice and Carol take the kids horseback riding and fishing while Mike works overtime at the office!
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“I wouldn’t gloat if I were you Alice, you smell a little bit like Man’O’War”
I love the flannel shirts
Love the Bradys!!!! Still a great sitcom after all these years. Poor Carol and Alice!!!
mike be hittin' dat side beebee
I don’t know why but I loved their bedroom!
When HGTV remodeled the Brady home, they recreated the main bedroom and it looked great!!!
@@tammylewis2408 I watched that with the Brady kids running us thru the house. It was cool. I think we are talking about the same show.
Maureen and Mike with the help of HGTV hosts redecorated the master bedroom. When, it was completed, Maureen was very emotional talking about Robert and Florence.
You could finally sees married couple in the same bed. CBS would show Rob and Laura only in separate beds. And the inside of the Cleavers bedroom was never shown, even with June alone in it cleaning. The Bradys were revolutionary.
@@brianarbenz1329 Even when I was little and didn’t understand the complexities of the world, didn’t make sense to me why murder and violence was always acceptable to be shown; Gunsmoke and such, but not even a married couple in the same bed like kids saw in their parent’s bedrooms everyday.
Carol was sunburned with no evidence of a sunburn.
I know I'm getting old because Alice is looking attractive 😂 !!!
She was younger than we thought at the time.
That is hilarious!!
@@xjcrossx she is really good looking now that I am almost 60 lol
She was cute. She just needed a different hair style.
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I love what you said about the fish❤
Carol can’t sleep cause she has all the lights on!
Me too!the eallpaper❤
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@@LucidDreamer54321 wallpaper
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How on earth could she sleep with that much light on.
I think Carol and Alice need to get out more . . . especially Carol. She'd never make in today's modern on-the-go world!
Little did Carol know it was actually the coffee boy’s apartment
Carol doesn't do anything. She doesn't do any work around the house, she doesn't help out. Mike has to do all the outside work, to earn money, to financially support all the kids, and the maid for Carol, and all of Carol's luxuries in life. She needs to start contributing also.
I wonder if there was commentary on this at the time, because while early on she seems to do literally nothing, as the series goes on you see her more and more helping Alice in the kitchen, going grocery shopping, making the kids' lunches, etc.(Never see her clean a damn thing though lol)
@lizzy-wx4rx from what I heard, the actress who played Carol really wanted Carol to have a job. They finally relented in the made for tv movies, but they made her a realtor. Which was still kind of a sexist move, because at that time,that was mainly a career for women
She does help Alice with the housework sometimes, & none of her family ever complains about her not having a job. Besides, it's not like they're dirt poor & struggling to make ends meet
@@makeupandtheology1821 I don't think it's sexist for her not to job outside the home. They have 6 school-age kids! She's being a parent. plus there's plenty to do to keep both her and Alice busy.
Ah yes... the obligatory "in over 40 so any physical activity kills me" trope.
Well, it's not necessarily untrue. 😂
I know I'm getting old because Alice is looking attractive 😂 !!! To me
You know you're getting old when Alice starts to look young...
I don’t remember this.
Did Alice get knocked up?
I don’t remember this episode at all.
Me either!!!!!😮
Season 1 episode called "Mike's Horror-Scope."
The “BeeBee Galini” episode
This was when Alice started drinking heavily, and Carol started doing it with Greg.
Lol😂😂😂😂
I’m sorry, WHAT??
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@@Missy-eo2ik Not funny. Just sick.
I think Alice looks like Ellen DeGeneres... maybe visa versa lol
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Huh?
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What? You want Jesus to “come in your email?”
Is English not your first language and you’ve screwed up your words? Plus, your grammar and punctuation are really lacking.
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@@scherzva just want to say that God looks at the heart and not the appearance of the person
Good old days before global financial crises terrorist attacks wars pandemics food shortages inflation you name it.....
Yea and when redlining, ageism, and sexism were still perfectly OK. The Brady’s once in a blue had a black friend almost always female who barely spoke, and never had a black neighbor. The episode where the neighbors adopt one white boy and then go back to the orphanage for his friends “one negro and one oriental” those sure were the days don’t you hate it that being a white male isn’t special anymore? As a white male I been able to live with it, but I imagine some still yearn for them days when women and “the coloreds” knew their place on the fringes of society doing menial jobs even if they had a master’s degree
@@cavanpatrick6343to be fair, though, the Bradys lived in a white neighborhood. They weren’t discriminating, there just wouldn’t be a lot of blacks at the kids’ schools at that time.
Sometimes I think that now when gay and biracial couples have to be in almost all commercials & stuff that it’s almost exploitation. It doesn’t feel genuine. Oddly, I think racism seemed lesser in the seventies and the overcompensation now seems disingenuous.
It’s odd how much you sound like my mother, so she specifically says too many black people are shown on commercials. But I don’t think it matters tbh maybe it is disingenuous but…in the 70’s there was still redlining restrictive covenants and the LAPD was compromised almost entirely of white men who either migrated from the Jim Crow southern states as children or their parents had come from those states. These conditions were a main cause of the 1965 Watts Riots and again in the 1992 riots. Despite finally getting a black mayor, LA continued to be an incredibly racist city. Municipal services to minority areas were significantly reduced ie garbage collection might happen once a month. White areas had sweeper trucks passing almost daily. This way people could look at a black neighbor such as south central LA at the time and say “look how they don’t take care of where they live, trash everywhere, these people are animals” well that’s easy to say when your tax dollars provide you with next to nothing.
Albeit I was not born until the 1980’s I got a masters in sociology, and one of the most eye opening is “OJ Made in America” as it gives insight in to the racial dynamics of the era although centered at OJ, he got excited when a lady said “look there’s OJ Simpson at the table with all the n-words” because he felt that he was “OJ” it didn’t matter about the racist epithet he was thrilled she recognized him as OJ. Also my great grandmother lived on Vienna Street in SanFran from about 1948 to 1979, as a child she would tell me stories of how black and brown people were treated absolutely terribly by so many people and she just wasn’t ok with it, she had similar experience because her maiden name was O’Brien and married name was McGovern and prospective employers would ask how often she drank (she didn’t at all) but she would tell me the anti-Irish attitudes were NOTHING by comparison to how people of color were treated in public. She told me no one could tell she was Irish when they saw her but you couldn’t hide it if your skin was a different color. I specifically remember her telling me “the amount of melanin in someone’s skins means absolutely nothing at all aside from whether or not you need a strong sunscreen lotion”.
So after rambling yes maybe today overcompensating but at the same time no one can truly say “the 19XX’s were a better time” because every generation has an inherent fault or issue that may not even be evident for another generation. Also in the 1970’s it had only been a few years since Loving v Virginia was decided by the SCOTUS and prior to that most southern states made it a crime to engage in any sort of relationship with a person of a different color under the name of “Racial Integrity Act” and imagine that they were first arrested for being married to each other in 1959, the Supreme Court of Virginia even ruled against them saying “it applies to all people”. It took 8 years for their vindication, but can you imagine today? nobody would tolerate that sort of attitude nobody even people who believe same sex couples shouldn’t be given the same benefits as any other couple who wishes to be legally married to one another. Each decade we get sentimental for, had good but there’s always bad. Not to mention the economic situation was not great in this country especially after 1973, not only did the price of gas skyrocket but you could only buy gas on certain days of the week. Mary Tyler Moore show opening sequence where she rolls her eyes and throws meat in to her shopping cart was a direct nod to the inflation of consumer prices.
@@cavanpatrick6343 ok I'm not sure why you are telling me about racial issues I appreciate the time you put in to your comment but you must admit times were much more simple back then I'll be fair and let you know I can't comment directly about America and the many states you gave me a history of and racism issues there at that time because I'm from Australia and was trying to refer to simpler times thanks again and have a swell day mate
Oh also “terrorism” this was the so called golden age of hijacking if I’m not mistaken. While I was not alive yet, no airport had metal detectors and you could just take a gun on board. Dawson’s field was 1970 and from about 1965-74 there were multiple hijackings to Cuba in the USA. My mother is from Ireland and her first husband was American (as was her second) they travelled often as they were Us Military and being alone with my siblings was a big stressor for her because her children had American passports, she had a UK passport being from Northern Ireland. It frightened her because she knew Americans were often singled out in hijackings and was afraid should it happen to her that my siblings passports could cause trouble. This was also just before the 1973 oil embargo by opec which created a chain reaction of inflation bad economic times from which no nation recovered until the mid 1980’s
I too am nostalgic for “simpler times” like the 80’s and 90’s but even then my grandmother told me “people always say that 20 years prior were better times” she told me how her parents thought big band swing music “wasn’t music” and “was too loud” and in the early 1940’s they complained everyone was in a hurry and has to have a car….my grandma was wise beyond her years but was great at giving me perspective. No time in the past was as wonderful as one tends to believe
They have a house maid. They have a stay at home mom and they still have all 6 children do chores around the house. Absolutely ridiculous show.
It's not ridiculous at all. There's nothing wrong with them helping Alice out a bit