Post by surrealkangaroo on Oct 8, 2022 23:10:13 GMT
I have no idea why but this just popped into my head. Basically it was just episodes of The Brady Bunch with trivia popping on the screen. I recall seeing it on Nick around 2000 (give or take a year) as part of a marathon. It bore a TV-Y rating which stumped me even as a kid. All videos I seem to find are from Nick @ Nite with a TV-G rating. Anybody remember this?
I have no idea why but this just popped into my head. Basically it was just episodes of The Brady Bunch with trivia popping on the screen. I recall seeing it on Nick around 2000 (give or take a year) as part of a marathon. It bore a TV-Y rating which stumped me even as a kid. All videos I seem to find are from Nick @ Nite with a TV-G rating. Anybody remember this?
Post by blackpilledbird on Oct 11, 2022 1:30:27 GMT
Oh my God, I have thought about this almost daily ever since it aired. I was a toddler and I was startled whenever text would pop up screen. The only piece of trivia I distinctly remember was that Robert Reed didn’t want to film the scene in The Honeymoon where he gets hit in the face with the wedding cake because he didn’t like slapstick. Sadly my folks never recorded tv specials so I have no lead on a recording. Hoping this gets found because this is a nostalgic one for me.
Oh my God, I have thought about this almost daily ever since it aired. I was a toddler and I was startled whenever text would pop up screen. The only piece of trivia I distinctly remember was that Robert Reed didn’t want to film the scene in The Honeymoon where he gets hit in the face with the wedding cake because he didn’t like slapstick. Sadly my folks never recorded tv specials so I have no lead on a recording. Hoping this gets found because this is a nostalgic one for me.
Will and Grace did something like this with the episode "Homojo" where they had a special rerun airing with pop-up trivia on the screen, i'd love for that to turn up.
I remember this well. It was a parody (or perhaps more like a spin-off, since both networks were owned by Viacom and the logo actually morphs from one to the other) of Pop-Up Video on VH1, which played music videos with similar trivia facts popping up. There are clips here and there on the Internet, and the occasional full episode.
The first episode is funny because when Tiger escapes from the car, he sets his paw on the door where a button would be to roll down the window, and a pop-up states (paraphrased) "The Bradys' car doesn't have power windows..." The next shot, from inside the car and showing him jumping out, has a hand crack rather than a button, and the next pop-up says "See?"
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