A new student at Peter's school could pass as Peter's identical twin, which Peter takes advantage of when he has two dates on the same day.A new student at Peter's school could pass as Peter's identical twin, which Peter takes advantage of when he has two dates on the same day.A new student at Peter's school could pass as Peter's identical twin, which Peter takes advantage of when he has two dates on the same day.
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I'll go the first reviewer one better.....
This is towards the end of the run, and I can see why Robert Reed had decided he'd had enough. Sherwood Schwartz obviously recycled this plot device from Gilligan's Island, where it was used, not once, but three times. But at least we knew Gilligan's Island was pure hooey. The Brady Bunch was supposed to be a comedic look at blended family life.
TWO PETERS AROUND DA' HOUSE.
True, familiar stuff, done by other sitcoms, but it was just right for Peter, the kind of mess a Brady brother would get himself into. Enter Arthur, who looks exactly like him, except he wears glasses? Also, he's a really cool guy. Pete becomes fast friends with Arthur, and actually could use his help when Mike's boss' niece (Pamela) needs a Friday night date?
Turns out Peter has a date the same night ---so why not use his double?
Laugh out loud stuff. Chris Knight is so much fun to watch, and quite the mover and shaker. Bottom line, you have to see this one through, with all the neat twists. No question, one of the best directed episodes of the final season.
Special guest star is Denise Nickerson, playing a very patient houseguest through the insanity. Denise was featured in WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY a few years earlier. Prior to this episode she auditioned for the lead in the EXORCIST, but lost out to Linda Blair.
Make no mistake the later scripts DID have their moments, especially this one. Teen version of LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE.
Recommended. SEASON 5 remastered color ABC/Paramout dvd box set. Final season box for collectors.
Hilarious episode!
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- TriviaDuring Peter's simultaneous dates, the music alternates between the often heard melodies in this series of Gioachino Rossini's William Tell Overture to depict an issue of speed, and the love tune from Romeo and Juliet (1968), which is probably the movie Michelle is watching.
- GoofsWhen Bobby and Cindy are playing checkers, Oliver is shown wearing a Cal. State Northridge t-shirt. But just before Arthur comes in, the words on his t-shirt are shown covered up with tape which matches the stripes on the sleeves.
- Quotes
Peter Brady: [Puts record on to play] How's that?
Pamela Phillips: Super! Let's dance!
Peter Brady: [grabs his knee in pain] Ahhh!
Pamela Phillips: What's the matter?
Peter Brady: My knee. An old football injury. I better go take a look at it.
Pamela Phillips: Well, let me help you.
Peter Brady: No, no! I mean, I just met you. I couldn't let you look at my naked knee.
- ConnectionsReferenced in The X-Files: Sunshine Days (2002)
- SoundtracksTheme from 'The Brady Bunch'
Written by Frank De Vol & Sherwood Schwartz
Sung by The Brady Bunch Kids
Vocal Recordings Supervised by Jackie Mills
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