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Revision as of 16:48, 11 July 2014
Greg Brady (Barry Williams) joins this teen garage band with a 1960s appropriately wacky name, in the "Where There's Smoke" episode (01/08/71) of 1970s ur-sitcom, The Brady Bunch. It sparks one of the most serious crises to ever hit the Brady family, as Greg is caught SMOKING, a habit he gets talked into by his bandmates. Confronted by his stern but loving parents, he promises to quit, but later a pack of the dreaded weed falls out of his jacket- which he borrowed from the band's drummer (and smoker) Tommy Johnson (Craig Hundley).
Trivia Time! The song that Greg writes for the band, "Till I Met You," really was composed by Barry Williams. Alas, it's not hard rock enough for the band, and neither is Greg.
See also The Brady Six, Johnny Bravo, Phlegm, The Silver Platters
