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The Brady Bunch’s Favorite Middle Child is Hosting A Very Brady Auction

By Lauren Beckham Falcone September 11th

Sing to the tune of the Brady Bunch theme

Here’s a story, of a lovely lady

Who was cleaning out the house in Malibu.

She realized she had kept some really old things

And she wanted to make some room for a big move.

 

So she went to a local business and asked for help.

What she really needed were a few fun, die-hard fans

Who might like to have a script and maybe pictures

Of Alice, Marsha, Pete, and maybe Jan

 

So the business said you bet that we can help you

We really don’t have any other option

Grab some paper, hurry up and start your writing

Cause we’re going to have a Very Brady Auction.

 

The Brady Auction. The Brady Auction.

That’s the way we found there’s a Brady Auction!

Yes! The Brady Bunch’s Favorite Middle Child is Hosting A Very Brady Auction

BRADY BUNCH AND MORE: EVE PLUMB’S “JAN BRADY” & CAREER ARCHIVES taking place online Tuesday, October 3rd, 2023.

The exclusive auction is a celebration of the career of the beloved television star and artist, Eve Plumb, most famous for her iconic role of Jan on The Brady Bunch.

This showcase features a “very Brady” collection of her career archives and personal memorabilia.

Up for grabs?

Plumb’s and the cast autographed original teleplays of some of the most famous Brady Bunch episodes, early career photographs, documents, personal items, as well as jewelry, a vintage Barbie watch and other Brady ephemera from the classic television series and enduring pop culture phenomenon that spawned a franchise that included spin-off series, feature films, an animated series, television specials, soundtracks and more.

Highlights of the auction include:

A pair of signed The Brady Bunch original pilot teleplays with autograph book and ephemera

The Brady Bunch original “The Not-So-Ugly Duckling” teleplays

The Brady Bunch - The Not-So-Ugly Duckling

The Brady Bunch - The Not-So-Ugly Duckling

Posted by Karaokiamo Insieme on Monday, November 14, 2022

An original teleplay for episode 40 of the series The Brady Bunch, “Will the Real Jan Brady Please Stand Up?” signed and lightly annotated by Eve Plumb

The Brady Bunch - Will the Real Jan Brady Please Stand Up

The Brady Bunch - Will the Real Jan Brady Please Stand Up

Posted by Karaokiamo Insieme on Wednesday, November 16, 2022

A pair of original teleplay drafts from the iconic The Brady Bunch episode “Her Sister’s Shadow”

Signed The Brady Bunch original “The Not So Rose Colored Glasses” teleplay and ephemera

The Brady Bunch - The Not-So-Rose-Colored Glasses

The Brady Bunch - The Not-So-Rose-Colored Glasses

Posted by Karaokiamo Insieme on Monday, November 21, 2022

An original teleplay from the production of The Brady Bunch episode “The Subject was Noses”

The Brady Bunch Christmas scripts, mug, and ephemera

The iconic Hawaiian adventure teleplays and ephemera from the production of the episode series

Dawn: Portrait of a Teenage Runaway script and its sequel Alexander: The Other Side of Dawn T-shirt with scripts and ephemera

Photo-matched Erte Mouvement sterling silver art deco earrings

And many more groovy items!

Tuesday, October 3rd, 2023 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time For more information and to register to bid, visit JuliensLive.com

9 Fine TV Shows From The 80's And 90's That Are Worth A Rewatch

Strike! Strike! Strike!

In case you have missed the news, the writers of our TV shows and movies our are on strike. This means that there are no new scripts being written until the writers can make a deal with the networks and production companies.

This happens every few years when the SAG/AFTRA union contracts run out. Writers are not happy with the compensation they’re receiving and are on strike until a better deal comes along. This has happened many times.

Things have changed in LaLa Land

Things have certainly changed in Hollywood over the past decade or so. With the advent of streaming and the proliferation of outlets in need of creative work such as what writers provide. The demand has never been bigger but unfortunately according to the writers the compensation has never been worse.

Who knows how long this one will last?

These drugs usually happen in the summer and will carry on into the fall season when networks typically want to have their new shows on. So it remains to be seen if a deal can be worked out before September. In the meantime, maybe it’s time to look back at some of TVs greatest shows from the 80s and 90s that are certainly worth another rewatch. Of course as they say in TV if you’ve never seen it it’s not a rerun to you.

Let’s go back to the heyday of sitcoms and dramas

Of course everybody thinks their era would be the golden age of television so let’s focus on the 80s and 90s, you could argue that this was the best time for sitcoms. It was also a great time for TV dramas.

It would be nearly impossible to come up with a list of the so-called best but the mission here is to focus on nine shows that maybe you have seen or maybe you haven’t but either way definitely worth your eye’s time.

  • Cheers

  • Newhart

  • Murder She Wrote

  • Everybody Loves Raymond

  • Seinfeld

  • Frasier

  • Sopranos

  • Friends

  • M.A.S.H.

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