Apparently Sam never got around to modernizing the meat locker. In the final season, Bobby and Oliver locked Sam and his landlord in the meat locker to keep them away from Mike, who were all spies.
Barney Heffner owns a meat shop! LOL! I have 2 laugh knowing that at that time Allan Melvin played Sam the Butcher on Brady Bunch and Barney Heffner on All In The Family
I think Bobby slipping at 3:18 was not in the script, but the director probably had the actors continue the scene. Mike Lookinland seems to have done a good job of continuing the scene.
There's a surprising amount of near-death experiences on the Brady bunch: getting locked in a meat locker, getting locked in a ghost town jail 20 miles from the main road, Greg nearly drowning in Hawaii, the boys being kidnapped and tied up by Vincent Price, Bobby and Cindy getting lost in the wilderness. Some pretty shaky parenting if you ask me.
You left out Bobby falling from the tree; Peter saving the girl from the falling toy display case; Bobby's near drowning in the laundry room; Marcia's football to the face; Mike's slip-n-fall in the kitchen; and Carol's rear-end collision. And, in real life, the camera flying off its mount on the King's Island roller coaster. Fortunately, Robert Reed forced the crew to test the mount before the kids got on the roller coaster for the shoot.
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I haven't seen this episode in years. Lol. It's so cool! This was before the days of the anti lock doors were you can just open the door from the inside😁 And yes the meat props definitely look fake when I look closely
So many TV shows did a "locked in the freezer" episode. Lucy did it first. I know Three's Company had an episode like that too. Can anyone think of any other TV shows that did an episode like that? I'm sure there's more, but I just can't think of them right now.
Not exactly freezers, but the following episodes come to mind: Family Guy- Brian and Stewie trapped in a bank vault....All In the Family...Mike and Archie locked in storeroom...Gilligan's Island...Gilligan locks everyone in jail....Happy Days: Richie and the gang get locked in the hardware store's basement vault
@@sylviaisgod6947 You're right. It''s not always a freezer, but lot of shows had episodes with people locked up in one way or another. Sometimes on the episodes the people would even end up in jail for one reason or another. Another common theme, especially with 80s sitcoms, would be the teenager being home alone and throwing a big party that messes up the house. 😆
@@jenniferhansen3622 Exactly! Another common, overdone theme is the "putting a line (or tape) down the center of a room" for roommates that don't get along...too many to list.
@@sylviaisgod6947 Yes, you're right!! Even on I Love Lucy she tried to separate the apartment between her and Ricky because he was so messy! Another common theme was when one character saves another characters life. Then the person who was saved would annoy the other person by trying to do every little thing for them. 😆
I’m the middle child who had a jerk for an older brother and a little brother who was the baby a could do no wrong. I always thought Peter was cooler than Greg. It’s also why I thought Jan was cuter than Marsha.
He said in another episode customers kept asking to use the phone, so he had the payphone installed, giving Alice the idea to have Mike and Carol install ones in the house for the kids.
Dueville7777 yeah well you seen how the glass made a dull breaking noise when he broke because it was thick because it's an air tight meat locker so no air can't escape he would had to hit the glass twice to break the two layers of glass instead of the one time when he did......... 😊
@@Perririri In a later episode (final season), Bobby and Oliver think Sam and the guy who played Isidor Straus in the Titanic movie are spies and they lock them in the same freezer that Sam never fixed.... Sitcom comeuppance. (Fun fact: I learned the word "comeuppance" from an episode of Pop Up Brady!)
Touch tone phones existed back then but they were still new and had yet to become popular with the public. At that time they were mainly just used in offices and other commercial settings.
The acting was really good. It's convincing the way Greg grabs Bobby and turns him around, after he locked the door.
Brotherly love is powerful.
Robert Reed did a great job directing this episode
Yes he did. He also did a great job directing The Winner-another episode with Bobby as the main character.
@@geor67 he also directed the hilarious goat episode
@@pmsfar-outgrooviness8025 yep he did.
I will never forget this SURVIVAL episode, Robert Culp directed a SURVIVAL episode of the RIFLEMAN. (when they went into the desert for SALT)
Robert Reed was not happy with how the series was going so they tried to appease him by letting him Direct episodes every now and then.
“I don’t have a dime” lol
Perfect delivery by Barry, (greg), when he said "it's ten below in your head"
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💜Such a sweet funny scene little man helping his big bro🙌💪😍😁😊💜💛💙💚😉👌👍✌
Good old shrimpo in bobby Brady saved the day.
Hardly a hero when he's the one that got them locked in there in the first place.
The xylophone music seals their fate, lol.
Lol.
@@deeskers1 lol
Serious🎵🎼
Sound of wood (literal Greek translation)
The fake prop meat is hilarious
papier mache meat lol.
And the fake cold dime!
Apparently Sam never got around to modernizing the meat locker. In the final season, Bobby and Oliver locked Sam and his landlord in the meat locker to keep them away from Mike, who were all spies.
Sam is a double agent.
Bobby: "Boy! That's an awful cold dime!"
Greg: "You think the dime's cold? How do you think I feel?"
Barney Heffner owns a meat shop! LOL! I have 2 laugh knowing that at that time Allan Melvin played Sam the Butcher on Brady Bunch and Barney Heffner on All In The Family
And Sam has quite the social life, bowling with Archie and shtuping Alice on the side! LOL
He also played sergeant hacker on Gomer Plye.
😍💚😍😍😍greg has beautiful eyes😍💚
I think Bobby slipping at 3:18 was not in the script, but the director probably had the actors continue the scene. Mike Lookinland seems to have done a good job of continuing the scene.
I've seen this episode 100x, and I never noticed that. HAhahaha
Are you like looking through trying to find slip scenes?
Robert Reed directed this episode
After he slips, Greg tells him to be careful.
@@jenniferdonlin6627 That audio could have very easily been added in.
Poor Greg fizzing cold in the sauge room. I'm happy for Bobby save greg life he called for help
lil man saved his bro it almost remind of the mouse helped the big lion
i'd like to give Marcia a sausage
Bob: "It must be ten below in here!"
Greg: "Oh, it's ten below in your head!"
lol!
“you saved my life” ok but he was also the one who shut the door in the first place lmao
😂 👍
Sound like a liberal standard operating procedure, create the problem and then fix the problem
Greg and Bobby got stuck in the freezer on Brady bunch. I'm happy for Bobby he saved greg life
Gee, wonder why no other famous sitcoms did shows about people locked in vaults or food lockers. Oh, wait. The Munsters and I Love Lucy!
Bobby saved Greg? He was the nitwit who locked the freezer door in the first place.
4:15 Greg "I'm a side of beef." Yes, yes you are.
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I love the way it ened
There's a surprising amount of near-death experiences on the Brady bunch: getting locked in a meat locker, getting locked in a ghost town jail 20 miles from the main road, Greg nearly drowning in Hawaii, the boys being kidnapped and tied up by Vincent Price, Bobby and Cindy getting lost in the wilderness. Some pretty shaky parenting if you ask me.
You left out Bobby falling from the tree; Peter saving the girl from the falling toy display case; Bobby's near drowning in the laundry room; Marcia's football to the face; Mike's slip-n-fall in the kitchen; and Carol's rear-end collision. And, in real life, the camera flying off its mount on the King's Island roller coaster. Fortunately, Robert Reed forced the crew to test the mount before the kids got on the roller coaster for the shoot.
70's
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@@bellesogne I didn't know mere suds could drown someone.
@@bellesogne Yes, but most of these were not actual near death experiences.
Bobby really needs to stay out of meat lockers and laundry rooms.
1:45- I think Greg meant to say PULL instead of push! Lol!
Maybe Bobby was supposed to be facing him instead of being on the same side.
Door hinges are on the outside and the door opens out. Push is the correct choice.
Haha, I remember this one!
I haven't seen this episode in years. Lol. It's so cool!
This was before the days of the anti lock doors were you can just open the door from the inside😁
And yes the meat props definitely look fake when I look closely
So these kind of doors were a real thing? Just seems so hard to believe they would design a door you can't open from the inside.
INCONCEIVABLE !!
And before cell phones. Yeah you definitely had to be more creative then.
3:57 YOU DON’T THINK I KNOW THAT the look on Greg’s face 😅
Great episode
Wow Sam sells fresh beef tongue and chicken livers! You don't see that much more nowadays.
So many TV shows did a "locked in the freezer" episode. Lucy did it first. I know Three's Company had an episode like that too. Can anyone think of any other TV shows that did an episode like that? I'm sure there's more, but I just can't think of them right now.
Not exactly freezers, but the following episodes come to mind: Family Guy- Brian and Stewie trapped in a bank vault....All In the Family...Mike and Archie locked in storeroom...Gilligan's Island...Gilligan locks everyone in jail....Happy Days: Richie and the gang get locked in the hardware store's basement vault
@@sylviaisgod6947 You're right. It''s not always a freezer, but lot of shows had episodes with people locked up in one way or another. Sometimes on the episodes the people would even end up in jail for one reason or another. Another common theme, especially with 80s sitcoms, would be the teenager being home alone and throwing a big party that messes up the house. 😆
@@jenniferhansen3622 Exactly! Another common, overdone theme is the "putting a line (or tape) down the center of a room" for roommates that don't get along...too many to list.
@@sylviaisgod6947 Yes, you're right!! Even on I Love Lucy she tried to separate the apartment between her and Ricky because he was so messy! Another common theme was when one character saves another characters life. Then the person who was saved would annoy the other person by trying to do every little thing for them. 😆
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The Brady Bunch!
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they both have brother hood together they have been. Brother's forever on the Brady bunch I can't take my eyes on Greg
I think its funny his Dad gave him the jacket after he got out of the locker
I agree but it can be cold in a meat locker
Oh, how I miss the days of beef tongue for just 55 cents a pound.
Beef tongue is good..
I've never had it
Sam sounds like the Cowardly Lion😂😂😂
Then what's the point of a knob on the inside of the door? Decoration?
I was thinking that. It was a push-knob. I was thinking it may have been broken (not because of the axing)
The Meat Locker Door may get replaced later on.Dispose of all the Hardware & other details,etc.
Hurry before beef tongue sale over!
Well Bobby Saved the day
I never got the Greg thing. I remember asking my mom why the girls acted so weird around him. Peter's the cute one in my book!
Amen! ...and still is
blabbermouth fully agreed on both accounts! 💯💯💯
Greg was kind’ve a douche.
I’m the middle child who had a jerk for an older brother and a little brother who was the baby a could do no wrong. I always thought Peter was cooler than Greg. It’s also why I thought Jan was cuter than Marsha.
they're both babes
Was there submarine, movie's back in the 1960's???
There were submarine movies in the 50's.
Sam doesn't have a phone other than a payphone?
You know Sam! :)
Maybe the meat delivery boys make a lot of personal calls so he had a pay phone installed.
He said in another episode customers kept asking to use the phone, so he had the payphone installed, giving Alice the idea to have Mike and Carol install ones in the house for the kids.
Cheap Polack. ;)
Well this is 1971...but he probably should have had a rotary phone on the counter.
55 cents for beef dang I want those prices!
Build yourself a time machine.
Greg looked like Papillon sticking his head out ha ha
Sam: "That settles it, I don't care what it costs, I'm modernizing that meat locker."
If Mike does not get all Sam's money in a lawsuit.
Vincent Gerard Bordeaux lol, great line, lol🤣🤣
No silly lawsuits in those days, fortunately..... @@MrWc867
Does anybody know what season this is and what episode? Thank you !!!!!
Gee- I really thought smashing the shit out of the DOOR HANDLE would've worked Greg...idk
Dueville7777 always laughed at that - your comment cracks me up even more😂
3:42 Hey, you just said a minute ago it's not that cold in there.
He was putting on brave front for Bobby
Why does Sam keep an axe in his meat locker?! Hmmm...
What episode is this from?
The one where they're locked in the meat locker.
Got any spare change
Got any warm change?
Only if greg, got stuck in there with Maria.think of the possibility's that greg, would be thing about.
did he really need to run at the door with the axe handle to break the window?
Dueville7777
yeah well you seen how the glass made a dull breaking noise when he broke because it was thick because it's an air tight meat locker so no air can't escape he would had to hit the glass twice to break the two layers of glass instead of the one time when he did......... 😊
Somehow or another it's always Jan's fault.
The Brady's Meg Griffin
The Bradys need to pay for the Damage !
Sam said that he will modernise his meat locker at no matter what the cost!
@@Perririri He never did.
@@sylviaisgod6947 I didn't think so
@@Perririri In a later episode (final season), Bobby and Oliver think Sam and the guy who played Isidor Straus in the Titanic movie are spies and they lock them in the same freezer that Sam never fixed.... Sitcom comeuppance. (Fun fact: I learned the word "comeuppance" from an episode of Pop Up Brady!)
Legend has it that Sam actually kidnapped Tiger and Fluffy and then grinded them up at his butcher shop then sold them to a Korean family...
LOL
So Sam doesn’t have his own business phone. This was 1970 not 1870.
All he had to do was push that white button. It would open the latch on the outside.
I thought the same thing but maybe it was broken thus why Greg was told not to close the door while inside.
That’s true with doors today. Not back then.
Lol.hey Greg just pull the door instead of pushing and it'll open
Door hinges are on the outside and the door opens outward. Pulling will do nothing.
Skidoo Adventure
totally
This was before cell phones!
Two words: ROTARY PHONE
Touch tone phones existed back then but they were still new and had yet to become popular with the public. At that time they were mainly just used in offices and other commercial settings.
Hey it's only 55 cents for fresh beef tongue
I could never understand why they would make a door like that.
So Sam's kidnapped girls couldn't escape.
It's a business and there was no phone
You know somehow this is still all Jan's fault!
Meg Griffin vibes
😂😂😂
First time I watched this episode I thought Sam had a stack of dead bodies in his meat locker!
Rick Elkin BRADY. BUNCH
Bobby was always the most annoying kid of the Brady Bunch who was always fucking everything up, but that's why I loved him!
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Bobby would've cut his stomach up going through that broken window. That apron wouldn't have protected shit.
The owner of a local gelato place died in his freezer. Such a sad way to go.
3:10
This is like the drake and josh episode, but they are trapped in a meat locker instead of a tree house.
Its the only cooler in America with wood paneling inside it. And a window that has no glass!
Amanda pester was daffy looking
Total. Regarding. Bobby
Normie.
Fresh beaf tongue
How is this not an OSHA violation?
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Nice to see all meat less than $1.00 per pound then.
Minimum wage was 1 Cent an hour.
Not sure why they needed the whole gang to rescue Greg, unnecessary 😮
Anybody have a train for a five dollar bill
Greg has fifty cold dimes
Never be glad to be little in a meat locker.
I miss being small.
Besides a Hot Tub,Hot Showers work a whole lot better.
Oh the drama! They were hardly in the freezer for that long.......
@@istankimjong-unbutcantstan3398 Freezer wasn't even working....it was obviously hot in there.
I dont remember any scary episode s ! Yikes !
2:50 bobby should have farted in gregs face
cjk247 ew
Sams first mistake was leaving Greg in charge.😏
Why don't Sam and Alice have their own Brady Bunch?
Zero chance Alice is of childbearing years.
idi ot
Greg stayed in the locker so he could beat Sam’s meat.
The whole point of that knob is to open the damn door
Franky Broadcast sometimes they get stuck and you can’t open them.
@@hadihatab3126 I wish people would think out the box 🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️... smh
Does anybody have five singles for a five dollar bill
Then a dime for a pay phone call. Bobby you think dime is cold what do you think I am
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Normie.
Who cares.
Always felt bad for Bobby . The kid had no common sense whatsoever. Also had two good looking older brothers, who got all the girl friends
Bobby is the only Brady kid to have an on-screen kiss in the series. He kissed Millicent, aka Melissa Sue Anderson from "Little House on the Prairie."
Eh I don't know Bobby did out do Greg Pull ups and saved Peter's life on top of a few other things too.