From time to time, I will post a review of book pertaining to classic sitcoms. Today's review is of Brady Brady Brady, written by Sherwood and Lloyd Schwartz. It is a nice look back at the creation of The Brady Bunch and its cultural impact. My only probelem with this book is Lloyd's self-congratulatory attitude. He states that he helped Maureen McCormick off cocaine. He may have, but there is no need for him to be conceited about the fact. His father, on the other hand, writes a charming tale about the creation of the show and also breaks down the way that he write the pilot. As an amateur screenwriter, his method helped me immensely. See for yourself. Pick up a copy of Brady Brady Brady.
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