Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Gee, Alice, Mr. Martin just fell over at the table.

The light really does go out when you close the door.

He's a hunk, huh?

Dr. whitehead, I presume.

A horse in the house?! Mommy wouldn’t allow it!

but we sent it to the auction.

This is all my fault.

Roy: Oh, great. You're back. Can I borrow your car, Bobby?

¶ me and my whole world... ¶

¶ I guess it's the only way... ¶

and other times, I can take the 2 front strands

Good night, Mrs. Brady.

no need to explain.

[Knock on door]

¶ singing song ¶

Work with me. Get real.

¶ sha na na na na ¶

in that siberian hospital.

Looks like everything's back to normal, Mike.

Being a good guest means respecting the house rules,

Whoa, Greg. Greg, this girl is way too fast for you,

But...That's the boy who beat out Greg for class president

about you-know-what?

I know. You're wearing it.

What are you doing?

[Quietly] Yes! Yes! Yes!

¶ you got to take a lesson from mother nature ¶

veni, vidi, vici--

so he gets to hang out at the gym and mop up all the blood and the sweat.

but you're groovy, too, in your own way.

the guardian horse from the ancient t'ang dynasty.

¶ don't you see? ¶

and president of the Davy Jones fan club.

¶ autumn turns to winter ¶

¶ ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh... ¶

[Knock on door]

Mommy wouldn't allow a horse in the house.

Hey, everybody. Look what Peter just gave me.

Eat shit smallen

¶ Sha na na na na na na na na ¶

Just some of marcia's old trophies

¶ ...being wrong doing right ¶

You see, when you're a man,

and what kind of person would I be

Radio: ¶ the sailors say, "Brandy, you're a fine girl" ¶

will be for us to split up.

We're very open-minded here in the islands.

Losing your mommy is so much worse.

where they build rocket ships

And a Brady always keeps a promise.

She's leaving us clues so we can follow her.

Septembrie 8, 1976

so you'd be better off dating somebody more your speed,

Get with the times, Greg.

just because he's a boy.

But they were a gift from Mr. Martin.

Well, like I always say, caveat emptor.

It's about the family.

¶ yet they were all alone ¶

If you keep practicing, one day you'll be as good as your father.

But the thought of my family back home--

Like their mother.

Look. You just call the buyer and make sure he's agreed to our price.

Nice Try, Jessica!

All of them with hair of gold.

Gee, you're the best sister a guy never had--

Mama, she's teasing me again.

Remember when the kids couldn't agree on what to buy

No, I am not going to ask them where it is.

¶ sha na na na na ¶

No. My women's garden club charity auction.

Lucky I ordered one with extra pages.

Do you think Mr. Martin will want to join us for some breakfast?

I've called the Hawaiian police,

I wonder who that could be.

But I don't want everything different.

No. The Bradys.

It's a drink, Greg.

Anyway, I haven't found the horse yet.

¶ who you are into what you're gonna be ¶

like my meatloaf

Mike: New boyfriend? Well, that's news.

Carol: Oh, Mike...

Because this is what we connoisseurs of the fine arts

But she started it.

[Nervous chuckle]

Sweetheart, your father's right.

no, I'm a Brady.

The lost horse of the first t'ang emperor,

Give me the money.

¶ sha na na na na ¶

if he does that one more time,

Evelyn? and throw!

¶ My love and me are preaching ¶

¶ react positively ¶

Kids, kids. Mr. Martin is still a guest in this house,

I thought a wedding ceremony to renew our vows

Is the horse stowed safely below?

That's nice, marcia.

Doesn't that mean, "buyer beware"?

or translated for the decade impaired,

and it all worked out

well, hey there, foxy lady.

Mike: Hey, hey. Let's bring it down to a dull roar here.

¶ and you got me wantin' you ¶