Mission: Impossible's Brady-era Set Design 1970

I'd be curious to know if the people who designed this hotel lobby set also designed the Brady's similar set. Both shows were filmed at Paramount Studios at the same time

Drive-in Movie in the Daytime 1970

Peter Graves as Phelps receives his assignment in this Mission:Impossible  episode “The Falcon part one”

        This San Diego drive-in movie theatre was featured on Harry O, in the episode "Street Games" 1975

The Westdale High Backdrop

 

Paramount's backdrop for Westdale High and Mr. Brady's office window was also used in these episodes of Mannix and Mission: Impossible.

(This Mannix episode featured Robert Reed!)

Brady Pieces on Mission: Impossible 1967

Before the Brady Bunch began in 1969, this piece of their set from Paramount Storage appeared in this 1967 Mission: Impossible episode.

More Westdale High

Mission:Impossible  Ep."Break" 1972

The Bradys Weird Supermarket

Located on the Paramount backlot, they did their best by adding shopping carts, and sale signs in the "window" but it looks just insane. In the closer shot with Sam and the policeman, the set actually looks okay, because it's in the background of the action. Shout out to the extra putting their groceries into the open car trunk in the top photo.  That's a very nice detail. 

This shot of the same building from 1970s episodes of Mannix and Mission:Impossible

Westdale High as An Eastern European Prison

"Mission: Impossible" 1969

Aerial View of Westdale High

(From "Mission: Impossible" 1969)

Art in the Brady Home was first used in a 1968 "Mission: Impossible" episode