The Brady Bunch “Sunshine Day” 1972 [HD-Remastered TV Audio] 

Yes exactly

My favorite too! Bobby don’t throw the tiki!!

I agree

Me too!

Yes lol, great observation on the unpolished performance though.. Some would say time constraints and money played a part in this. But there's nothing more effective to give it a sense of reality than minimal rehearsal and practice.. You watch a TV show now and its so finally polished, they spend 6-8 hours a day for 4 or 5 days just to end up with 30 minutes of screen time, production costs are huge. And the end result is some kids show where lines are delivered perfectly and nobody makes a mistake.. They seem like emotionless robots and the editing makes it even worse with quick cuts, no slow panning to show the viewer how the actor might look across a room, just right up close, deliver line, smile and cut straight to the next scene. The industry today has forgotten this. They'll take an old classic movie made on a budget that raked in 1000 times its budget, redo it at huge cost and it'll barely cover its cost

I think its more like this was the best the choreographer could get out of them

IKR, but of course it's lip singing. It seems like the audition choreography may have been intentionally unpolished. Element of surprise for the live performance, maybe? Great memories though!

Yes Greg forgot his deodorant

Yes, there was no budget for his nonsense

Love & Sun are the same…the wisdom is in the lyrics. 💜 & 🌞 to all. Have a sunshine day! 😊👍

No kidding!

How important was it?

Kids today are from outer space

A watershed

@@pooryorick831it created world peace

Far out and Groovy 😂

The 70's were horrifying and violent

​@@jacksonb6674Not to a grade school kid they weren't. They were magical.

It was a different time. There was an innocence in life that's gone now. I sure wish I could go back to those days.

It’s still a fun song

@@nativetexanful As long as we Don't go back to the Tate/Lobianca Murders i'm with you.

Same❤

Yes, but same cannot be said about Mike Brady (Robert Reed) who didn’t get along really well with the writers and producers throughout the series.

But Robert Reed never took his displeasure out on the cast from whst I've read.

@@denniswood7503 He loved the other cast members and always returned for the reunions because of them.

I'm 22 so obviously I wasn't alive when this first aired, but I grew up watching Brady Bunch reruns. I always loved this song.

As somebody who is old enough to remember seeing this when it originally aired on Friday night on ABC back in the early 1970s, it did my middle aged heart good to read your comment!

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For me I'd say 90.1%.

the songs of today ? they got a lot of nerve to label this garbage that we hear now music

Pls be serious

@@ilovetati91 I am

I'm watching this for the first time in 2023 as a 40 year old and find the children the sweetest. They are too nice for this modern world.

I’m 55 myself and I agree with you this song never never fails to put me in a good mood

Those sure were better times. I remember those days vividly. Back then I never imagined this world would become as rotten as it is now.

@@nativetexanful absolutely, I’m kind of sick about it.

@@nativetexanful Watergate and Vietnam War just for starters

@@sexobscura Those were unfortunate events, but they were minor compared to what's happening in the world nowadays.

I'm a Zoomer and I agree things seems so much more simpler in the 70s,80s,and 90s.

Yes same it's sunny here in NW IOWA gonna b 51 so this is the first song my mind goes 2

And the Beatles probably wrote "Here Comes the Sun" one day when it was only part cloudy and 65 degrees in England.

I'm 27 and would watch it with my grandma.

DeFranco was actually good, though

@silentg: As in "Heartbeat (It's A Lovebeat)!" That was a tremendous Seventies era Toe Tapper.😂🎤💝🎼🎵🎶🎸🎹🥁B.W.

He should been in the final three on dancing 😢 I watched for him only this time.

ayo 🤨

Welcome!....you have a lot of catching up to do..lol.....enjoy....

No way!

Mike Lookinland who played Bobby.

Correct, Mike Lookinland. Who went on to be a major Dead Head. He has claimed to have attended like over 700 Dead Shows.could be more. I loved this show as a kid and passed it on to my kid. And I myself have seen over 100 GD and post Dead shows over the last 40 years.

@@richrojo2010 Gee that’s real dedication! Perhaps this kid should audition for that band. He really has good soulful vocal chops.

Gen X here too! Yes! All episodes are ingrained in my mind. Was in syndication and got to watch every day after school!

Likewise, Gen X here, and I used to watch the Brady Bunch in reruns every day after school! I remember being inspired by the episode where Greg gets his own room (his Dad's office) and turns it into a psychedelic pad with cool colored lights and stuff - I put a few colored lights in my room after that!

extraordinarily uplifting

Right on! Groovy

LOL, I hope you are being sarcastic.

Thank you for commenting

She's an American beauty 😍

She is

Yeah, Bobby sure did have some moves on him !

​@@maryvelneelemantenaya2092 😂😂😂😂

I love Mike Lookinland.

It's Hollywood, bro.

It was like that in real life. If someone was overweight they were probably older and lower class. In an entire school there would be a handful of fat kids.

I think the Beatles may have a few words to say about that

I think because they were trying to earn money for the purchase of a silver platter gift for mom and dad. Jan misunderstood what the salesperson said the price was so they were short on cash

@@nmtg yes....that was it. Haha!!

@@nmtg Jan always botching things.

Jan wasn't wearing her glasses and smashed into the parents silver platter gift on her bike

@@mikebarrett4649 It wasn’t the silver platter Jan smashed into it was the picture of the six of them