Kaylee ,'Jaynestown'
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It's why in my head, "Neither a borrower nor a lender be" is always set to Carmen.
It worries me to no end that I can forget important things I worked on yesterday, yet when I heard a cell ringtone of "The Toreador Song" all those lyrics sprang into my mind as clearly as if I was hearing the Skipper sing them in the room despite not having seen that episode in three decades.
It took all my force not to start calling "Bobby! Cindy!" when I was at the Grand Canyon.
Heh.
Wow, I could actually go for watching the ghost town episode. With Thurston Howell, no less!
Wow, I could actually go for watching the ghost town episode. With Thurston Howell, no less!
I remember everybody talking about that episode in school. That and the Hawaii Tiki curse one.
Oh, the tiki curse. And Greg's surfing accident! God, I can hear the music in my head now.
No real need to see Alice doing the hulu again, though.
The Hawaii one was three episodes! And it was awesome--Vincent Price!
Now I'm trying to work out if I've ever made it through an entire episode of The Brady Bunch. Maybe. But I seem to have repressed much of the experience.
There are whole episodes I bet I could recite from memory. Mrs. Marcia Dentist being one of them.
It took all my force not to start calling "Bobby! Cindy!" when I was at the Grand Canyon.
I'm pretty sure my Vancouver-Montreal road trip had a little Grand Canyon detour thanks to that episode.
ita, The Brady Bunch provides important life lessons.
"Mom always said, 'Don't play ball in the house!'"
"Caveat emptor."