Chris Knight on Chips and Maureen McCormick on Streets Of San Francisco

Some poor quality highlights from their episodes:

Streets Of San Francisco Link Here

Short Better Quality Streets of San Francisco

Chips Link Here

(with Danny Bonaduce)

Short Better Quality Chips:

Gomer Pyle's Cool 1966 Orange Diner

Gomer Pyle "It Takes Two To Tangle" 1966

The Brady Bunch Hour 1977

 

The Brady Boys and Ernie Douglas Had Close Encounters

My Three Sons 1967

The Brady Bunch 1974

Ernie Douglas And Cousin Oliver Were Both Jinxes

This is What Happens When You Join a Family Late in a Series Run

Christmas With The Bradys

Carol and Mike Always Had Their Eye On You

The Old "These Crazy Kids Cut Something Out Of the Newspaper" Bit

The Brady Bunch (2)

My Three Sons

The Partridge Family (Also Twice!)

I Married Joan

One Reason Why It Was Better Being a Brady Kid Than a Partridge Kid

The Partridge Family set was clearly no place for a child, the kids were barely ever featured.  Here, they were upstaged in an almost ridiculous manner.

It's almost unheard of, these two kids literally have their back to the camera!

Suzanne Crough's hair can be seen here.

. Brian Forster is sitting to the right of Susan Dey

I've never seen anyone leave a scene this quickly. This has got to be a world record.  And with their backs to the camera!

Fascinating!

lol literally right from my blog.

I went to great lengths to find this shot, and remove the other actors in the frame, so it would better match the shot with Ann B. Davis.  Here it is enhanced and brightened. You can see the cut and paste, lol so awesome

That is part of someone's dress between Hackman and Eric Shea

Swinging 60s Interior Design

 OK I have to wave the flag and surrender The Brady flag if this keeps up.  But in the meantime, check out:

This is a cool swinging 60s interior design on a 1966 Gomer Pyle episode.

Is this silver wallpaper? What is that piece on the wall?

In the close up it looks like a candle, though I don't guess a candle would be a thing in the 60s.

Lamp!

Art

Pillows

This "piece" has a twin on the opposite side of the console table.

The actress is Susan Oliver in the episode "A Date with Miss Camp Henderson"

March 1966