Pursuing their dreams with families of their own.
When our kids were small, their problems all were smaller.
As they changed, so did their point of view.
The world has taken on a larger meaning.
Since the family grew, the Brady's, oh the Brady's.
That's how the Brady Bunch became the Brady's.
The Riverdale 200 is off on the pre-fueled Nashville 500.
How's Bobby doing?
He's doing great. Why don't you stay put and watch?
Well if I stay put, I'll have to watch.
Four different winners of this race have gone on to win in Nashville.
There he is on the inside.
Go, go, go, go!
Uncle Bobby is the winner.
Uncle Bobby is going to win this one. I know it.
Oh wait, look, look, there he is.
Bobby just a little bit more.
Come on Bobby, move in there.
Go, go, go.
They're clicking off some mighty fast fractions here.
Jim Burton and Bob Kaplan have each tied the lap record.
And here comes Bobby Brady. He started way back in the pack,
but he's slowly threading his way through car after car.
Is Bobby still in third place?
Why don't you watch it with your eyes open?
I can't, I'm too nervous.
Something could be happening in the race.
Something could be happening here too.
And Bobby Brady is moving up now on the leader.
We have to watch this.
You phoned me in the middle of my seminar on the spawning habits of the sockeye salmon
because your temperature was precisely right.
I know, I know, and I was supposed to show Mrs. Collins blueprints of her new house
and I had to rush home, but Bobby's making his move.
So am I.
He said he was going to wave to us.
Brady is just a rookie race driver, but he sure knows his way around the track.
And the winner is Bobby Brady.
He won!
Yes, yes, yes, he won! He's a Brady!
He's my brother.
Yeah, Bobby!
Yeah, Bobby!
This is Cindy at Sunrise working towards the noon hour with a very special sports bulletin.
My brother Bobby Brady just won the Riverdale 200.
Maybe the Nashville 500 is next.
So in honor of Bobby, let's play some oldies but goodies about cars,
beginning with the Hot Rodders and my little red coupe.
Rev'em up, boys!
Bobby won! My brother won!
I know. And as my folks would say, mazel tov.
Mazel tov?
You don't know what mazel tov means?
Yes, that stuff you hang over the doorway at Christmas time.
No, no, that's mistletoe. Mazel tov means congratulations.
I know.
You know?
I know.
I knew.
Where do you want this, Bobby?
Someplace where I can see it first thing in the morning. That way I'll know I wasn't dreaming.
Hello?
Bobby, we've been calling and calling.
I know. I've got messages here from you, Greg and Nora, Cindy, Marcia and Wally, Jan and Phillip, and Peter.
It's been a little hard to call, Mom. My race car doesn't have a mobile phone.
Oh, well, we're all so proud of you, Bobby.
Thanks a lot.
And, Bob, we're going to come see you win that 500.
Great.
I'm booking the hotel room in Nashville now.
Listen, you promised to be careful.
I promise, Mom, and I'll eat my spinach, too.
Don't forget your lucky gold charm.
My lucky gold charm?
The one you stopped to pick up when you were a kid just before that car came speeding around the corner.
Bob, just drive smart, okay?
Okay, Dad.
But, Mom, that wasn't gold. That's a prize from a box of Cracker Jacks.
Well, it may not have been gold, but it sure was lucky.
Don't you remember you had it in your pocket when you almost fell off the cliff at the Grand Canyon?
Come on, Mom.
Well, I'm not superstitious, but just don't forget to take it to Nashville.
Okay, just for you.
Okay, sweetheart. I love you. Bye.
I love you, too. Bye.
Honey, I'd love to see Bobby race in the Nashville 500, but look at this schedule.
Mrs. Kelton, Mrs. Mendoza, Mrs. Sandler, all with delivery dates in late February.
Think they'd agree to hold off till we got back?
Oh, sure. I'm afraid we're gonna have to miss the race.
I wonder if that object to a TV in the delivery room.
I don't know. It gets pretty noisy.
You're right. We might not be able to hear the race.
Yes?
Peter Brady to see you, as you requested.
Send him in. Hi, honey.
Hi.
I thought we were supposed to be strictly business in the office.
In the office we are. I just got carried away because the orders are pouring in.
Oh, good. I've got great news. Bobby is going to race in the Nashville 500.
Super.
So I was thinking that both of us could go there for the race.
Oh, I'd love to, Peter. When is it?
It's the President's Day weekend. We could use the three days.
Away from here. Peter, three-day weekends are the times we can get ahead.
Besides inventory, I've got this huge shipment to St. Louis.
It doesn't get much bigger than the Nashville 500.
I understand that, and I'm not stopping you.
But this firm has the chance to double its earnings this year.
Valerie. We're engaged. You're practically family.
This is Bobby's big opportunity.
I know, but this business is our big opportunity. Yours and mine, right?
Well...
Yes?
It's long distance from Mr. Perkins.
This could be it. Peter, this is important.
Right. Business.
Mr. Perkins, hello.
That's Bobby Bravey who just qualified in the heat that puts him into the 23rd position.
The field is just about complete now for the 27th 20 of the Nashville 500, the President's Day Classic.
We're in the 500.
You got it ticking like a time-match, Howie.
Drop something.
Where?
I told you to watch.
It's my good luck charm. It's broken.
You don't believe in that superstition stuff, do you?
No. I never have.
Could you pull it back together for me, anyway?
You got it.
Thanks a lot.
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I had to turn the vacuum off. You were turning me on. Hi. Hi.
I bought this outfit for the cruise. What do you think? How much did it cost? $85.
Do you have to buy both pieces? It'll be great for romance on the high seas,
three fun-filled days and three very fun-filled nights.
Uh-oh. What weekend are we booked for? President's Day. The doctor said I'll be really fertile then.
Honey, Bobby's race. Oh, no. Bobby will understand.
Well, the ship has a TV. We could watch the race on television.
Well, I guess that's the best alternative, doing what we'll be doing and watching Bobby on TV.
Yeah, that's probably better than Bobby doing what he'll be doing and watching us on TV.
Oh, you are so clever. No, no, no, Bill. It's great. It's the kind of call I like to get.
Okay. All right. Bye-bye. Gary? Yeah.
Can I talk to you for a sec? Sure. I was just talking to a satisfied sponsor.
You're doing great. The ratings have gone up three points since you started.
Well, Mazel tov to us both. Mazel tov.
Looks like I caught you in a good mood. Oh, you're not going to hit me up for a raise, are you?
No, I have a really hot idea. I want to go to Nashville for the weekend.
Now, I need you here in the mornings. The show's called Cindy at Sunrise, remember?
I mean, send me to Nashville to do live remotes. Bobby's my brother. It's a personal approach.
Well, I guess that could work. I know it'll work. It'll be a monster.
You know, when my daughter recommended you for the show, she told me you were good.
But she didn't tell me you could talk me into anything.
What? Thank you. Don't worry about a thing. This is going to be great. You're going to love it. I promise you.
Okay, honey. I don't know what to say.
Well, just say hi and where we're going, anything. I want to practice with my new camera.
Hi there. I'm Carol Brady. My husband and I... Or is that my husband and me?
My husband and I... Well, anyway, both of us are on our way to watch our son Bobby Brady win in his very first attempt in the Nashville 500. How's that?
Yeah, that's great. Except...
Except what?
Well, we have to do it again. I didn't have a tape in here. I was just practicing.
Oh, Mike, is this absolutely necessary?
Not necessary, but it's desirable. We want to document this for posterity, don't we?
Okay.
All right. Go.
Hi there. I'm Carol Brady.
Go to the door. Go to the door. It's good action.
Hi.
Hi. Hi, Marcia. Wally. What a surprise. Hi, Grandma. Hi, Grandpa. Which room is my room?
We were just leaving for Nashville.
Well, Marcia and I would love to go, but there are... Well, certain things are keeping us here.
Finances.
Right. Certain financial arrangements.
What did Mickey mean when he said, which room is my room?
Dad, Mom, Wally and I need a place to stay for a while.
So does the man at the bank.
Wait a minute. You kids could really help us out. Alice said she would stop by and check the house from time to time while we're at Bobby's race.
Well, full-time house sitting would be even better, wouldn't it?
Great. I mean, we'll be happy to keep an eye on the place while you're away.
Oh, well, actually it does fit in with our plans. I'll go get our stuff. Thanks.
Does this mean Wally lost another job?
Of course.
Well, here we are, the National 500, the President's State Classic, one of the most important races in America.
It's a beautiful bright day for the 27th running of this President's State Classic, and Nashville has turned it into a really festive occasion.
The crowd is pouring into the stadium, anticipating another great race, because the field contains many of the best states in racing.
And the bank profits here, so are Charlie Summers and Jim Banner.
And there are some promising rookies as well. Tony Salino and Bobby Brady, the name just due.
All right.
Can he see you?
Oh, let me see.
Hi.
78.
Oh, Bobby!
Bobby, hi!
Bobby, hi!
This is Cindy at Sunrise with the live remote from the Nashville 500.
I don't think those yellow cover all fit off his blue eyes at all.
Mom, I'm on the air.
Oh, I'm sorry, sweetheart.
Sorry.
That was a very special note from our fashion consultant here at the track.
Anyway, this is still Cindy at Sunrise with the live remote from the Nashville 500.
It's a gorgeous day here, and I'm right up in the stands amongst thousands and thousands of spectators.
The excitement is building as the drivers wait for the call to start your engines.
And as all of you hometown listeners at station KVLA know, I'm not exactly impartial.
Bobby Brady, who is driving in his first Nashville, is my brother.
So come on, everybody, root right along with me.
Yeah, Bobby!
Yeah, Bobby!
Hey, Mom!
Hey, Bobby!
wondering..
Sam?
Hi.
I promised the Brady's I'd check their house while they're gone.
No, everything's fine.
Look, I think I'll stay here to watch the big race.
It's going to be on TV in just a couple of minutes.
Sam?
Hi.
I'm here to see you.
I'm here to see you.
I'm here to see you.
I'm here to see you.
I'm here to see you.
I'll be there in just a few minutes.
I'll see you later, honey.
Bye.
I can't believe you forgot the key.
All right.
This is the window.
Hurry up.
We don't want to miss the big race.
One time my dad forgot the key.
Just like you did, Dad.
Yeah, I know.
And he boosted Peter up, he climbed through, came around, and let the rest of us in.
Okay, let's do it.
I'll hoist you up.
Oh, boy.
I feel like Spider-Man.
Great.
Good, Spider-Man.
Go through the living room and open up the front door.
Come on, come on.
We're really growing now so careful.
Alice!
Oh, boy.
Mickey!
Mickey, what's going on in there?
Mickey!
Mickey, open the door!
Mickey!
Are you all right?
Mickey!
Are you all right?
Mickey!
Marsha!
Oh, Alice!
Alice!
Oh, we didn't know anyone was here.
I'm checking on the house while you folks are gone.
Oh, and we're just moved in for a little bit so we can get some rest.
Oh, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
We're just moving in for a little bit so we can keep an eye on things.
Yeah, we're living here now instead of with the man from the bank.
The race.
I bet they're ready to roll.
Off the table.
Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the annual running of the President's Day Classic.
This is more than just a race.
It's a national event.
This is it.
Ready?
Yeah, I'm ready.
All right.
Good?
Yeah.
Give them hell.
Yeah.
All right.
All right.
All right.
All right.
All right.
All right.
All right.
All right.
All right.
All right.
All right.
All right.
All right.
All right.
All right.
All right.
All right.
All right.
All right.
Hey, what about that, uh...
You left it in your other pair of pants.
Go get him.
All right, let's go.
They're starting.
Thank you.
Oh, could you have the bartender turn up the sound on the TV?
My brother's in the race.
Sure thing.
Boy, this is exciting.
I can't wait.
I can't wait.
I know.
I know.
I know.
I know.
I know.
I know.
I know.
I know.
Oh, before the race starts, can I get you folks anything?
Soft drinks, iced tea?
Oh, no thanks.
Yeah, no thanks, Alex.
No thanks.
You can get me some hot chocolate and a couple Snickers bars.
No, she can't.
It was worth a try.
Gentlemen, start your engines.
And there's the famous call for gentlemen, start your engines.
And there's the famous call for gentlemen, start your engines.
I wish we could be there.
Which number?
Um, 77.
78?
Yeah.
I wish we could be there.
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Have you seen it, honey?
That's a nice ramp, Wally.
Isn't it?
I think it can hold a Mack truck.
Have I seen what?
Haven't we been married long enough, you know what I'm looking for?
Your videotape camera.
That's not bad.
Video camera, no, videotape, yes.
I'm looking for the tape of the race I took.
I want to get rid of it before Bob comes home.
I saw Mickey playing with your tapes.
Well, the kids are in the family room.
Mike!
Here comes the white belt.
Wow, Uncle Bobby really got cream.
Want to see it in slow motion?
Mickey, you're sick.
Who said you could play this tape?
No one.
I put it in the vise yard all by myself.
Yes, well, you don't play it again, you understand?
Why not?
It's a great crash, just like in the movies.
Smash, crash, wow.
Mickey, that's your Uncle Bobby.
We don't like to see what happened to him.
If I don't play it, does that mean it didn't happen?
No, it doesn't mean it didn't happen.
It's just that when you have this...
Why don't you kids go upstairs and play?
But we just came down.
So, go back up again.
Come on.
That's it, girl, Jessica.
You know, Mike, Mickey's right.
Whether we watch the tape or not, the accident happened.
I don't want to watch it again.
You want to watch it again?
No.
Okay.
I just hope I can handle it when I see Bobby in that wheelchair.
Excuse us, Mom, Dad.
We just want to thank you for everything before we leave.
Before you leave?
Oh, yeah.
We're glad we got that last ramp in before we have to go.
Thanks.
Bye-bye.
Wait a minute.
Where are you going?
Oh, well, Marcia and I found this great new house we're going to buy.
What new house?
It was the first I heard of it.
That's great.
What kind of a house?
Country, modern?
Modern.
Country?
I see.
Sort of a country modern house.
Right.
That's right, Mom.
It's sort of country modern.
Where is it?
Where?
Yeah.
East side, west side.
Oh, east.
West.
East.
West.
Depends on what direction you're facing.
Well, let's get the kids.
We better start packing.
I'll be right back.
Wait.
Without a job, how can you afford a house?
Oh, luckily, I got this sort of inheritance just at the right time.
We're borrowing against his life insurance.
The people at the insurance company were great about it.
I met this guy, Joe Fletcher.
He said he could tell I was a great salesman.
He knew I'd pay back the loan.
I'm sure Mr. Fletcher's right, and you are a good salesman, Wally.
But I don't know about borrowing on your life insurance.
I know what you mean, but it's only temporary.
I'm going to pay it back in installments.
Wally, no.
You've got to have insurance to protect your family.
We're not even going to discuss it anymore.
But Dad, with Bobby coming home, we don't want to be an extra burden.
The truth is, we don't want to crowd you.
You guys are crowd?
Come on.
For years, we had six kids living in this house.
Mickey and Jessica can keep Bobby occupied, and you can help with his rehabilitation.
I know, but no.
Wally, take a good deal when you hear it.
Well...
Wally.
We'll take it.
Wally.
Yes, Cindy, that looks great.
Thank you.
Now, let me know when you see somebody, OK?
Listen, everyone.
I'm going to try not to cry when I see Bobby in that wheelchair, and I would really appreciate
it if you would all do the same, OK?
Oh, of course.
OK, Grandma.
You got it, Mom.
Somebody's coming.
Let's go.
Quick, quick, quick.
Welcome home!
What are you doing here?
Bobby's coming home today, right?
Right.
And you're wondering what I'm doing here?
How was that?
Somebody's coming home.
Oh, this time it has to be Bobby and Mike.
Welcome home, Billy!
Oh, Peter!
I recognize this honor with my deepest appreciation.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
How did you know I was coming?
Oh, Peter, it's great to see you.
But to be honest with you, we were expecting Bobby and your father.
I knew that.
How'd you get off work, and where's Valerie?
That's a two-part question.
Unfortunately, part B has an awful lot to do with part A. Hi, Alice.
Wally!
Hey, how you doing?
Listen, why don't you guys clean up the rest of this mess?
Peter and I are going to have a little talk in the kitchen.
So what's going on?
Oh, Mom, it's a long, long story.
Oh, I love a long, long story.
Why don't we sit down and talk about it?
Nah, not now.
Bobby's coming home.
It's not the right time.
Peter, now.
Come on.
Were you ever engaged in then?
You and Valerie.
I'm afraid so.
Doesn't surprise me, Peter.
How come?
Well, Valerie's a nice girl, and I like her.
But she never lets you finish any of your own sentences.
Was it that noticeable?
Well, I've been around a few years.
I've been so blind, Mom.
Did you ever break off an engagement?
Yes.
As a matter of fact, I did.
I never even told your father about this one.
Well, there was this guy.
His name was Thomas Patrick O'Malley.
And I was crazy about him.
But he always wanted me to wear green.
It didn't seem like such a big deal, so I did.
I wore green blouses, green skirts, green shoes.
Sometimes I looked like a pickle with hair.
And I just knew I couldn't spend my life with a man who wanted me to be someone I wasn't.
So I broke off the engagement.
Shortly after that, I met your father.
And he just wanted me to be me.
Oh, and Peter, that feels so good.
Well, Valerie definitely wanted me to be somebody I wasn't.
Not exactly green, but somebody who only cared about business and money.
I really love Valerie, Mom.
It hurts.
Someone's coming!
Someone's coming!
Get ready, everybody!
Welcome home, Valerie!
Well, that's what I call a real welcome.
It's Joe!
Who?
Joe Fletcher.
The man I met at the insurance company.
Hi, Wally.
Hi, Joe.
Wally, we were so impressed with your interview at the office that I came by personally to
tell you that we think you'd make a great insurance salesman.
If you want to be in insurance, there's a job for you at our office.
You're really welcome.
Call me at the office tomorrow.
You bet.
Goodbye.
Goodbye.
Bye.
You'll get over it, Peter.
It just takes time.
This isn't the same.
It's not the same as it was with Sandy and Debbie and...
Conchita.
Conchita.
Yeah, I was engaged to him, but I wasn't really in love with him.
I mean, not like Valerie.
With her, it was deep, meaningful, everlasting love.
I don't think I'm going to be able to look at another girl for a long time.
Somebody's coming!
Somebody's coming!
Welcome home!
I guess you're expecting somebody else.
I'm Erica Hopkins.
I'm a physical therapist here to work with Bobby Brady.
Oh, well, he's not quite here yet, but I'm Marcia.
Hi.
This is Jessica.
Hi.
And Nikki.
Nikki.
My husband, Wally.
Wally.
Hi, I'm his sister, Cindy.
Cindy.
Hi.
I'm Alice.
Hi, Alice.
Well, I guess I've met everybody.
Not everybody.
I've saved myself for last.
I'm Peter.
Hi, Peter.
It's nice to meet you.
I'm Erica.
Erica, this is my mom, Carol.
Hi.
Hi.
Pleased to meet you.
Now, I understand you're a physical therapist, right?
Yeah.
Well, I have this reoccurring pain in my shoulder.
Peter, when did you hurt your arm?
I think we should have a look at that.
Maybe we should.
Hello.
Welcome home, Bobby!
Welcome home, Bobby.
Hey, welcome home!
I'm so glad you're home, Bobby.
Hi, Mom.
Oh, Bob.
Oh, Bob.
Hey, Mom.
Oh, Bob.
I'm sorry.
I tried.
Hey, come on, everybody.
This isn't the end of the world.
And listen, I don't know if I'm gonna be in this wheelchair for a week.
Or a month.
Or forever.
But I do know I'm glad to be home.
It's good to have you home.
Yeah.
You bet, Mom.
Good afternoon.
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A taste of India, 7.30 Monday. Listen Bobby, this stuff is rented by the
week so you better learn to walk fast. Ready? Ok, you got the chair? Yep. I'm ready. Hips
forward. Hips forward, hips forward. Oh man, nice. I was just thinking about something
Bobby. What? I was here when you were learning to walk the first time around. Alright. Left
hand. Left? Ok, go. Ok, hips forward. Ok, go easy on me now. Ok. One small step. Oh
man. You sure got home in a hurry. This is a heck of a lot more fun than reading papers.
A heck of a lot more fun than reading blueprints. Well my temperature says now's the time. Ready,
set, go. Honey, honey, can't we be a little more romantic? Look, we've tried romantic,
even on the ship. No baby. Now's the time for persistence. Remember, a tick tick tick
of that old biological clock. Maybe we could put you on daylight savings time. Maybe give
us an extra hour. Oh, I think it. I'll be right back. Remember where we were. How could
I forget? Hello. Yes, yes, this is Phil with Cubbington. Yes, we've been waiting for the
results. The fertility tests? Yes, yes, I'm listening. Uh huh, uh huh. Uh huh, yes, yes,
thank you. What did they say? They said they put together all our lab reports and they
still can't find any medical reason we're not having a baby. What does that mean? It
means your tests were perfect. And of course my tests were perfect, so I guess we'll just
have to keep trying. Well, back to the old drawing board. You're right, dear. Practice,
practice. Oh, Philip, I really want a baby. I really do want a baby. I know, honey. So
I'm going to go. This is Cindy at Sunrise and I'd like to take the time now to thank
all the nice people out there who sent the wonderful cards and letters about my brother
Bobby. As you know, Bobby was injured in the Nashville 500. He's still in a wheelchair,
but he's doing just great and we all hope for the best. Anyway, that's enough talk.
Let's get back to playing a little rock and roll. That is what they pay me for around
here. Hey, Cindy, do you want to have lunch with me sometime? Ooh, lunch with the boss?
Talking a major lunch, napkins, real food, the works. Wow, what happened? My ratings
go up again? They did with me. Oh, but you're... I know I'm almost old enough to be your
father, right? Wrong. That wasn't what I was going to say. What were you going to say?
I don't know, but that wasn't it. Yeah. Yeah? Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Wally, have you seen
any of my real estate cards? I must have misplaced them. I thought I saw a whole pile of them
somewhere. Yeah, Grandma, see me! I'm gonna get you! Bobby, be careful! Here, now you've
had it. Right here, right here. Hold it, hold it, hold it. You want to tell me what's going
on? I was watching TV. Look what this munchkin did. It made it sound like a motorcycle. I
don't want it to sound like a motorcycle. Wait a minute. These are my business cards.
Mickey, I need these to sell real estate. Now, you mustn't go in my things. Mom, Mom,
sorry. Mickey's just being Mickey. Hey, Bob, have you seen the sports section? Mickey,
this is a sports section! Wally, Mickey's just being Mickey. Oh, Bobby, what time is Peter
picking you up to take you to the game? I'm not going. I found out they don't have ramps
at Brookhurst Stadium. Well, I thought all the public places had to have ramps. Oh, the
newer ones do. As a matter of fact, Mike is giving a speech to the Building and Safety
Division about remodeling all the older public buildings. I'm gonna be his visual aid. Dad,
Grandma, Uncle Bobby, I'm very ashamed of what I did and I'm very sorry for my behavior.
And I'll never do it again. Do I have to? Yes, you have to. And I'll never do it again.
Thank you. Next time, ask. Here, go make a sale for me. Okay. Mr. Powell, you have to
help your wife with her breathing like last time, remember? Right. How are you feeling,
Mrs. Powell? I'm having just as much fun as last time. Everything seems normal. This should
be even easier than it was with Andrew. For who? For whom? Oh, shut up! Just keep breathing.
Mr. Powell, help your wife with the exercises. Honey, I've just been notified by the admissions
committee. They've accepted my application for the residency in orthopedics. Great. Maybe
we should move someplace near a ski resort. Doctor, does that mean you're switching your
specialty to orthopedics? Yes, I am. Wait a minute, what about me? Relax, Mrs. Powell,
not for a couple of months. I can't think of anything more wonderful than bringing babies
into the world. I couldn't agree with you more, Mr. Powell, but Dr. Brady's brother
was injured in an accident and that's what started it all. I have always been interested
in orthopedics and I'm fascinated with the advancements in new techniques. I still say
there's nothing better than bringing babies into the world. George, you're supposed to
be over here helping me breathe. Oh, sorry, dear. Well, George, it's a good thing Dr.
Brady is going into orthopedics. Why? Because if you leave my side run more time, I'm going
to break every bone in your body. Okay, folks, the reason we called you all together is that
Bobby is making such terrific progress. He wanted all of you to see it for yourselves.
All right. Not bad. Okay, all right. Here's the tricky part. Don't help me, don't help
me. Uncle Bobby, can I read you a story? Yeah, sure, Jesse. Can I sit on your lap while I
read it? I'll be careful. Oh, that's okay. Climb aboard. You can't hurt these legs. Okay?
So is this one of your favorite stories? It was when I was a little girl. It's called
The Little Caterpillar. The Little Caterpillar? Mm-hmm. It's the story of this little caterpillar
who wanted to become a butterfly. But first he had to climb to the top of this big tree
to spin a cocoon. And every day he tried and he tried, but he just couldn't do it. And
one day he almost gave up. But then he decided to try it one more time. And he did it. He
climbed the tree and spin a cocoon and became a beautiful butterfly. Then he was able to
fly away. Do you want me to read the story to you now? No, Jesse. Because you know what?
I think I get the picture. Thanks, sweetheart. Mm-hmm. Thanks.
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up there on your wall. In a film about the power of dreams. You think I'm crazy. I already
think you're crazy. A feel good movie. Field of Dreams. 8.30 Wednesday. You know, Marcia,
I still have nightmares about that crash. Mom, that's all in the past. In fact, I want to
go in there and tell him how well he's doing. No, no, let's wait for him to tell us. And
if I know Bobby. Hey, mom, get a lot of tires out. Jane is coming right in. Watch this.
Big U-turn. Hand is quicker than the eye. What do you think? Oh, Bobby, that is so great.
Bobby, why don't you call Tracy and let her know about your progress? Mom. Mom, you know
Tracy and I broke up. Yeah, too bad. Tracy really is a special girl. Tracy and I are history.
But I'm worried about Peter. Breaking up with Valerie must have been pretty tough. I wouldn't
worry if I were you, Bobby. Peter's got a little black book with a calculator. Lisa.
I wanted to remind you about our lunch today. Oh, I'm sorry. I haven't had a chance to
tell you yet. I'm not going to be able to get away for lunch. I'm swamped. Oh, you know
what they say about all work and no play. Uh, how about dinner tonight? Say about seven
o'clock. I'd really love to see you. Seven o'clock. Okay. Tonight. Peter. Hi, Donna.
Hi. I was just thinking about our date for tonight. Yeah. Tonight? Tonight. That was
tonight, wasn't it? Uh-huh. I've got three choices picked out for dinner. There's the
Hell Food restaurant, Mother Nurture. There's the vegetarian place, Peace and Quiet. Donna,
about dinner tonight. And then of course, last but certainly not least, there's my place.
Oh, no. Oh, no. What's the matter? I must have been confused when I looked at my schedule.
Oh, no. You're not by any chance available tomorrow night, are you? Well, I guess I could
be. I haven't defrosted my chicken cacciatore. Why don't I come on over tomorrow night and
we can defrost your cacciatore together? I hope you like your food spicy. The hotter,
the better. So, I'm going to say, ladies and gentlemen, regarding ramps and special facilities
for the handicapped, I know there isn't anyone in this room who's against it. I also know
there's no one in this room who doesn't face the realities of budgets and other priorities
and have to answer the question, do ramps and such things wait their turn? Unfortunately,
my son Bob was involved in an accident that resulted in his being in a wheelchair. Mike,
that sounds really good, but I thought you were going to give a demonstration instead
of a speech. I'm going to. I'm going to ask all the members of the commission to take
a turn in the wheelchair themselves, see. That is a good idea, Mike. That'll show them
how tough it is to use those things. That's the point. Gee, Mr. Brady, what if they try
it and find it's easy? Try it. See. Me? Yeah. Come on, Alice. Sure. Bar your wheels,
Spinelli. Sure, Alice. Excuse me, Dad. Just take a minute. Your arm rest. I'm getting
better at this. Go ahead. Got it. Now, Alice, be careful. Okay. He's a professional. Yeah.
I'm sorry, Mom. Oh, my. You know it was going to be this hard. I can see why you wear those
gloves, Bobby. Well, Alice, how easy is it? I think you need a little bit of a drink.
Thank you. Great. Thank you. You're welcome. Enjoy. How about on that bench? Well, did
I tell you? It works. You know, there's something a little bit unfair about our working relationship.
Oh, wait a minute. I did not ask you to this fancy lunch to hear complaints. It's not a
complaint exactly. It's just that when I came in for my interview, I gave you a resume and
you got to learn a lot about me. That's right. Well, I don't know very much about you. Well,
bosses don't have resumes. Well, they should. Okay. What do you want to know? Office skills.
Dictation skills. Giving, not taking. Hobbies? Playing with my kids. Tennis, photography
and playing with my kids. You know, Gary, I've seen pictures of your wife and kids on
your desk. How old are they? Carly is 15, going on 29 and Jake is 12. I'm not going to ask
you how old your wife is, but how come she never comes by the station? She would have
liked to. The week before I took over KBLA, Leslie was killed by a drunk driver. I'm sorry.
That's one of the reasons we run the public service announcements against drunk driving.
I didn't mean to pry. I guess I said the wrong thing. No. No, how could you have known? It
was three years ago. You know, in a way, you're my first date. Really? I'm honored. Me too.
You're going to eat that hot dog? You're just going to look at it all day. Oh, you got to
eat it. Oh, okay. Okay. Kevin, why can't you play with your stegosaurus in your own room?
Don't you go get that front door. It might be a stranger. Oh, hi, Kevin. It's not a stranger.
It's Aunt Jan. Well, it might have been a stranger. Hi, Nora. Hey, what are you doing
here? Well, isn't Philip with you? Oh, he's doing some wildlife research over the weekend.
He didn't even know I was planning to come here. Well, I didn't want him to. Why? Is
something wrong? No, I just wanted to talk. Kevin? I know. I know. Go to my room. We can
do that later, okay? There's nothing wrong, Nora. It's just, I wanted to show you this.
Those are the results of our lab tests. You're an obstetrics nurse. I thought maybe you could
see something that everybody else has been missing. Philip's a little sensitive about
discussing his fertility. Okay. Let me just have a quick look. You know, Philip and I
really want to have a baby. Now we're starting to feel so much pressure. You know, Jan, you
don't have to have a baby to have a baby. We've talked about adoption. And? And. We
even put our names on a really long list. But we want to have our own. Well, you'd be
surprised how quickly they become your own. Maybe you're right. That's what everybody
says. And sometimes when the pressure's off, couples can have their own child. Honey, we've
got company. Philip. Jan. Well, I decided to have a talk with Greg. And he gave me some
very pleasant advice. We should just keep doing what we're doing. And one way or another,
we'll have a baby. Right. Look what I found. Bobby? Tracy.
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A man with no name, a legend they'll never forget. There's only one gunfighter who can
paint the town red. Clint Eastwood is the High Plains Drifter, 8.30 tonight.
Bobby. This is a surprise. I'm so glad to see you. I saw the accident on TV. Oh, on
TV it looked pretty bad. But in person it was worse. I tried to go see you in the hospital
but they said only family so I had to wait and I just found out you're back home. Tracy,
could you excuse me for just a minute? Peter, come into the kitchen. I'd like to get a drink
of water. I can't reach the glasses. Sure. Hi Tracy. Hi, how are you? Good, you look
wonderful. Oh, so do you. What's been going on? Lolly, who was at the door? Just me. Tracy.
I missed you all. Sweetheart, how are you? I'm good. Did you see Bobby? Yes, I did.
For two seconds. Well, come on in. Forget the water. All right, Bobby. What's up? You
know more about women than I do. I guess I do. I mean, you've got more experience. You've
been engaged three times. Four, counting Valerie. That's what I mean. So when you want to break
off a relationship, how do you do it? This is about Tracy. Yeah. Bobby, you've already
broken up with her. Well, look around. She's back. I need to tell her that it's over. This
is because you're in a wheelchair, isn't it? No, it isn't. We broke up long before the
accident ever happened. But you saw her just now. What do I do? Why did you break up in
the first place? Tracy broke up with me. For some reason, she thought auto racing was too
dangerous. Now you want to break up with her? Yeah. You really want to do this? Yeah, I'm
sure. Well, if you really want to do it, do it quickly. Tell her it was great, it was
fun, and it's over. That's what I said to the first three women I was engaged to. Is
that what you told Valerie? She didn't give me the chance. It was great, it was fun, it's
over. It was great, it was fun, it's over. Mrs. Brady, do you think I was right coming
here like this? Look, Tracy, if it feels right for you to be here, then you should be here.
Look out, here I come. Whoa! Sorry, Uncle Bobby. Are you all right? Yeah, I'm okay.
Mickey, didn't I tell you about riding your skateboard in the house? But that was last
week. Come on, you and I have to have a little talk. I don't get it. It's okay for wheelchairs.
Skateboards are just wheelchairs that didn't grow up yet. Oh yeah, well how about you being
grown up and taking that skateboard upstairs yourself? So, you ran into Peter outside?
No. I called earlier and he answered the phone and he came and picked me up. He thought I'd
be a nice surprise for you. There's something I don't understand. You dumped me, remember?
That was the biggest mistake of my life. Well, that doesn't matter now. What we had was great,
it was fun. It sure was. And Bobby, that's why I had to come back and see you. Tracy,
it was great, it was fun. It was more than great and fun. You were the best friend I
ever had. I'm not the me you knew. If you think the wheelchair matters, it doesn't.
It isn't the wheelchair. After we broke up, I started dating a lot of other women and
it made me realize how restricted I was just seeing you. Is that true? Of course it's true.
And I told all of them the same thing. It was great, it was fun and it's over. Bobby,
I couldn't help overhearing what you said to Tracy. So? What's going on with you? I'm
trying to be fair, Mom. I have to give her the chance to find someone who can give her
as much as she can give him. I can't do that in this thing. I'm just trying to be fair.
But you're not being fair to Tracy. It's a noble gesture but you can't make her decisions
for her. I'm not going to let her spend the rest of her life helping me get around because
she pities me. How do you know it's pity? I'm not going to do it, Mom. You sound like
you're giving up. I thought you said it was noble. I said it was a noble gesture. But
you sound like you're quitting. Look Bobby, you may have to spend the rest of your life
in that wheelchair or you may not. But if you back away from something you really want,
then you are quitting. And I thought you were a lot tougher than that, Bobby. You really
think she still loves me? I know she loves you. Well, wish me luck. You know Tracy, I've
been thinking about a lot of things. So have I. Remember all the time we spent here at
Diamond Lake? Yeah. Wasn't this our favorite bench? Yeah, I think it was. We talked a lot
here. We kissed a lot. Bobby, I died when you were in that accident and I wasn't alive
again until I saw you. You know something, you were the last thing I thought about just
before it happened. And I love you Tracy. I love you too. What are we going to do about
it? Well, don't ask me to get down on one knee. You're asking me what I think you're
asking me. The answer is yes, Bobby Brady. I'll get that one. Oh, thanks, Wally. Hello.
Hey, what happened to you two? We got engaged. I want you to be my best man. Absolutely.
He's the best man. Okay, hurry up and change. Nobody likes a wet fiance. Thanks. I'm sorry.
I'm so glad you called. Well, you know that Philip and I have been trying to have a baby.
You're going to have a baby? Better than going to. I don't get it. A while back we put our
names on a list and we were lucky enough to adopt one. Oh, sweetheart, that's great. Our
little girl is here with us now. Her name is Patty. I can't wait to see her. I know,
I'll bring her to the wedding. Oh, Peter set the date. Well, Valerie's great. No, not Peter.
Peter and Valerie broke up. Oh, good. I never liked her. Well, who's Peter married? Not
Peter, Bobby. Bobby and Tracy are getting married. Oh, well, that's wonderful. That's
what I get for not calling every week. Things happen fast around here. Oh, sweetheart, Patty's
the best news. I can't wait to see you at the wedding. When is it? I'll let you know
as soon as I know. Tell Bobby and Tracy that I'm so happy for them. I will, sweetheart.
We're happy for you too. Thanks, Mom. Bye bye. Bye. Oh, come here everybody, quick. We are
going to have another grandchild. Wait a second. Aren't you rushing things just a little? We're
not married yet, Mom. Not you two. Jen and Philip adopted a baby girl. Really? Well,
that's good news. Another girl, just what I need. When do you two want to have the wedding?
Well, we figured as soon as possible because my folks are in town and so are my sister
and brother-in-law and besides, Bobby could change his mind. That's a good point. Bobby.
No, I'm just kidding. I'm kidding. Well, one instant wedding coming up. Okay. Now,
who's Bobby? I'm going to book a wedding. This season, a new conspiracy unfolds. Is
this the man? Yes. Who's behind the death of ancient Mulder? I have proof undeniable.
The questions are only the beginning. Your line is on record, Ates. Go ahead. The answers
are in the season premiere of the X-Files soon. Info Break International, something
new for you. Welcome. You know, mobile phones are becoming an increasingly important part
of our lives, but have you seen the cost of some of them? Exorbitant. We have Margot Ferguson
here from Mobile Innovations with the most unbelievable offer. Margot, welcome to Info
Break. Thanks, Ian. Now, is this fair dinkum? Philips, that great company, digital mobile
phone for only $29. That's exactly right, Ian. It's a very small price to pay for state-of-the-art
technology. The Philips Digger digital mobile phone for $29, but that price will also include
free connection to network Vodafone. And network Vodafone now covers more than 90% of the Australian
population. But also for that $29 price tag, Mobile Innovations will give you free delivery
of the phone to your door. Great. It really is. Now, what a fabulous combination. Mobile
Innovations and Philips. You're right, Ian, because Mobile Innovations have been in the
business of selling mobile phones and only mobile phones since 1993, and they're renowned
for their consistently low prices. But Philips also has quite a claim to fame. They can brag
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got so much confidence in their product that wherever you are in the world, if you happen
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That is fantastic, isn't it? It is. Let's have a look at some of the features of the
Digger. Well, the thing that stands out, Ian, is how compact it is. Look how small that
is. And it's also very lightweight. It's a slim phone and with its standard battery,
it only weighs 185 grams. It gives you two hours of talk time, 85 hours of standby time.
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Oh, that is very nice. Oh, Mike, you think everything's going to be all right?
It's going to be fine. Everybody shows up. Oh, I hope I didn't forget anything. Jan, sweetheart.
Oh, you look beautiful. How are you? Oh, great. Just great. Where's Phillip? Where's our new
baby granddaughter? Jan, she's not a baby. She's a big girl. We wanted to surprise you.
Well, you certainly did. Come here, Patty. She's shy. I mean, very, very shy. Hello,
Patty. Sweetheart, in this family, we like to hug. Let me show you. Oh, Jan, she is adorable.
I know. Patty said they don't do that where she comes from. You see, hugging's not part
of Korean culture. Oh, too bad. I sure would like to have a hug. Patty said she'd like
to try a hug. Oh, Mike, say hi to Grandpa. Oh, she catches on fast.
Where is Greg? Why isn't Greg here? Relax, Bobby. Greg's probably delivering a baby right
now. He'll get here. There's nothing to worry about, Bob. Oh, really? When was the last time
you got married, Pete? Cute. Cute. Well, anyway, I'm not nervous. Should I be nervous? Well,
it's customary. Getting married's taking a very big step. Oh, good choice of words, Phil.
Oh, I'm sorry. I forgot. Good, good. I wish everybody'd forget. Well, the most important
person forgot, Bob. Tracy's making you one lucky guy. I know. Hey. Hey, look at that.
You got the ring? The ring? The ring? Me? You forgot the ring? Oh, my God. The ring?
The ring. The ring. The ring. The ring. I keep it. You keep it. You're a funny guy, Peter.
Okay. You ready? You look sharp. Yes. Laura, Laura, you have the ring. Of course I have
the ring. And I've got the garden. I'm so happy you all are here. Marrying into this family's
like joining an entire city. And sis, I'm so glad you could make it. Oh, I hope I make
it. I'm due in two days. So, anybody got any advice for the bride? Oh, you're not going
to need any advice. Bobby's terrific. All the Brady boys are terrific. Oh, hold on a second.
After all, I am the only one here who married a Brady. And? And if you could put up with
the rest of the family, it's worse then. Hey. Oh.
She says she's happy to be in the family. Of course. I'm in the family.
Sheila, just don't serve the coffee until I give you the signal. Alan, that's nice. Just
keep playing, please. Mom, stop worrying. Marcia, though, the minister's not here. Greg's
not here. Excuse me. Cindy's not here. What are you? Well, we still have two minutes. Oh,
Sandy, thank goodness you're here. Where have you been? I'm sorry I'm late. Madman Max didn't
show. Madman who? Max. He's this crazy DJ that comes on after me. But my boss, Gary
Greenberg, is filling in. He's a dog. Oh, a dog? In fact, he's on right now. Oh, that
was Madonna's latest. And this is Madman Greenberg filling in for Madman Max. Oh, nice. Cindy,
the sun rises. She's at her brother's wedding. And we wish him mazel tov. That means good
luck. I know. Where is that minister? I think I better go call him. Relax, Mom. I'll call.
Okay. I want to talk to you.
That must be the minister. Everybody's waiting for you. I got here as soon as I could. Grandma,
Grandpa, the minister's here. I'm not the minister. I'm just delivering your telegram. Aren't you
going to give him a tip, Grandpa? Yes, I'm going to give him a tip. Oh, it's from the
office of the mayor. Oh, I don't know the mayor. I don't think Bobby knows the mayor,
and I'm sure Tracy doesn't know the mayor. I don't know the mayor either. Well, we'll
see what the mayor has to say. Somebody must know the mayor. Oh, listen, everyone. Congratulations,
Mike. Yeah, I know the mayor. Your presentation was instrumental in passing a bill to provide
ramps in all public buildings. The mayor of... Oh, Mike. Oh, sweetheart. Well, that's quite
an ovation. And I haven't even performed the ceremony yet. Oh, you're here. Thank God.
That's well put. I'm sorry our son Greg isn't here yet. Now, Miss Brady, we can't wait too
long for Greg. I have two more ceremonies to perform today. You know, time, tide, and
weddings wait for no man.
Please don't let this feeling end. It's everything I am, everything I want to be. I can see
what's mine now, finding out what's true since I found you, looking through the eyes of love.
And now I can take the time, I can see my life as it comes up shining now, reaching out
to touch you. I can feel so much since I found you, looking through the eyes of love. And
now I do believe that even in the storm we'll find some light, knowing you're beside me,
I'm alright. Please don't let this feeling end. It might not come again. And I want to
remember how it feels to touch you, how I feel so much since I found you, looking through
the eyes of love.
Honey, come on, it's our turn. Are you ready, sis? Yes. Good, me too. Oh, oh, you mean?
The baby, it's happening. Did you not do it for two days yet? Well, you know that and
I know that, but the baby... Can you get me down the aisle? Only if we hurry. Are you
supposed to matter? Oh, oh, oh, he, he...
Now? Now! Remember your breathing exercises. Oh, don't push yet, whatever you do. I made
it. Sorry I'm late. No, you're right on time. Now? Now. Honey, I don't have my bag. This
is the baby. You know, I'm afraid that we're going to have to carry on without the matron
of honor, but as long as the bride and groom are here, we may continue. You know, it gives
me real pleasure to bring these two people together. Their love has been tested by some
difficult situations and I know it's stronger because of it. I am delighted that Bobby and
Lucy are going to join their lives. Now, may I have the rings, please? The other ring?
Oh, my sister has it. I'll get it. Mickey! You know, odd things happen at wedding ceremonies.
I still get a laugh out of one wedding I officiated. The dog and the cat got loose. They chased
each other all around the yard during the ceremony. The gate fell on the groom. Reverend,
that was us. I know that. Here's the ring. Thank you. You can't believe what's going
on up there. We can believe it, son. And now, Tracy Wagner, do you take Robert Brady to
be your lawfully wedded husband, to have and to hold, to love and to cherish in sickness
and in health, as long as you both shall live? I do. Robert Brady? Just a minute. All
right.
Okay. Okay. Okay. Robert Brady, do you take Tracy Wagner to be your lawfully wedded wife,
to have and to hold, to love and to cherish through sickness and in health, as long as
you both shall live? I do. I now pronounce... Something old, something new. You can't get
much newer than that. As I was about to say before we were so wonderfully interrupted,
I now pronounce you husband and wife. And now you kiss the bride. It's a boy. Mother
and son are doing just fine. I call the hospital. They're on their way. Thanks, dad. Greg, I
don't know what we would have done without you. Well, after all, it is his specialty.
Yeah. Yeah, I guess it is. Excuse us. We have a customer. Patty wants to know if all weddings
are like this. In this house, yeah.
Hi, sweetheart.