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Come On, Get Happy: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

d'Kong76 Nov 16 2017 05:29 PM

Ray Bolger is best known for playing the Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz, but in later years, he played Shirley’s father for three episodes on The Partridge Family.

Edgy MD Nov 16 2017 06:35 PM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

Those are three awful episodes. There's also a fourth episode with Jackie Coogan playing him. Once a season, they built an episode around Shirley's parents taking mean snipes at each other and threatening to divorce and drawing these poor fatherless kids into it. It was so filled with anxiety. Comedy! In the first of these episodes, he joined the band without being asked. But he totally blew my mind by throwing the boys-get-the-matching-collared-shirts-under-the-velvet-jackets/girls-get-the-ruffled-blouses costume scheme under the Mondrian-inspired bus, taking the stage in what looked like one of Shirley's costumes. There was sort of a Wizard of Oz thing going through the show. Margaret Hamilton played Ruben's disapproving mother.

d'Kong76 Nov 16 2017 06:42 PM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

Although I watched it religiously, there's very little I remember about the episodes (stories, plots, etc.) of that show. Plus, it's one that I don't really remember being too interested in in syndication. I stumbled onto The Scare- crow following a stupid fb link about Susan Dey. I never learn to not follow those click bait things that scroll through slideshows and load fourteen ads each page and god knows what else.

Edgy MD Nov 16 2017 06:57 PM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

I ran through the entire run a few years ago when I first started using Netflix. The plots don't hold together well, and the lack of consistency from episode to episode is ridiculous when you binge watch 'em. The same kid plays like four different Laurie boyfriends. The music still holds up though. (Where's the horn section?) [youtube:2v1iumxy]AGRuBYSGniE[/youtube:2v1iumxy]

Benjamin Grimm Nov 16 2017 07:09 PM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

Maybe Laurie's boyfriend didn't like being dumped, so he just pretended to be somebody else again and again so he'd keep getting another shot at her. It sounds like it worked.

Edgy MD Nov 16 2017 07:19 PM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

Here he is: Bruce Kimmel. He played four roles over five episodes — all, I believe, were as various paramours of Laurie. "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Partridge" (1971) ... Freddy "The Partridge Papers" (1972) ... Marvin "You're Only Young Twice" (1972) ... Richard Whipple "Me and My Shadow" (1973) ... Richard Whipple "The Last of Howard" (1973) ... Howard Krump Laurie had a type: [fimg=250:1rnrpcem]http://www.sitcomsonline.com/photopost/data/733/P_Fam_001.jpg[/fimg:1rnrpcem] [fimg=250:1rnrpcem]https://metsrostercentral.files.wordpress.com/2017/11/bruce.jpeg[/fimg:1rnrpcem] [fimg=250:1rnrpcem]http://www.sitcomsonline.com/photopost/data/733/P_Family_040.jpg[/fimg:1rnrpcem]

d'Kong76 Nov 16 2017 07:28 PM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

Without looking, I betcha he was on Love American Style and/or The Love Boat too.

John Cougar Lunchbucket Nov 16 2017 09:57 PM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

I too have taken the bait on that Laurie Partridge lure more times than I'd like to admit. For a while in Kollege we used to gather round the old console TV to watch the "family" as it aired (I believe at 10 am on TBS). Good times! Haven;t seen a PF episode in years. Bradys also seemed to have disappeared. At one time they were like Coca-Cola. Wherever you were, within a short reach.

Ceetar Nov 16 2017 10:02 PM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

MeTV channel 3 on FIOS plays all these old shows. I heard some of the Brady Bunch recently (the two..middle? children were competing for school president or something) at like 7am i think.

dgwphotography Nov 16 2017 11:01 PM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

Edgy MD wrote: The music still holds up though. Yeah, I admit to having this on vinyl (actually, still do. I found a ton of old vinyl downstairs)

d'Kong76 Nov 17 2017 12:56 AM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

I'm sure we've been through this over the years, but the first album was really the only good album... [youtube:2kye6qbu]S3fPtMuBtMs[/youtube:2kye6qbu]

Edgy MD Nov 17 2017 02:33 PM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

That Partridge funk song is dangerously sexy. I don't know that I could shout "I'll treat you like a woman! Love you like a woman Lord, I'll prove it baby, I'm a MAN OF MY WORD!!!" ... while my mom is singing backup. It kind of sounds like funk-era Temptations. And good funk-era Temptations, too. The last year or two, the music selections actually got somewhat better, with them paying a little more, and going beyond their house composer (Tony Romeo) and getting Goffin & King and Wes Ferrell & Tony Asher songs, including songs ("I'm into Something Good," "Oh, No, Not My Baby"), that had already been hits for other folks. I don't think these make it on to the albums, so you have a point there. The Partridge Family, fake act though they may have been, released eight studio albums. That's more than the Eagles!

d'Kong76 Nov 17 2017 02:44 PM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

I was going to say something a tad off color last night about Shirley in that video last night but bit my tongue. I think I'll continue to do so...

d'Kong76 Nov 18 2017 09:29 PM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

Cassidy Critically Not Doing Well - Yahoo

cooby Nov 18 2017 10:02 PM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

this is so sad. I read last summer that he has Alzheimers (sp) but this is really worse

cooby Nov 18 2017 10:07 PM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

That Partridge funk song is dangerously sexy. I don't know that I could shout "I'll treat you like a woman! Love you like a woman Lord, I'll prove it baby, I'm a MAN OF MY WORD!!!" ... while my mom is singing backup. It kind of sounds like funk-era Temptations. And good funk-era Temptations, too. The last year or two, the music selections actually got somewhat better, with them paying a little more, and going beyond their house composer (Tony Romeo) and getting Goffin & King and Wes Ferrell & Tony Asher songs, including songs ("I'm into Something Good," "Oh, No, Not My Baby"), that had already been hits for other folks. I don't think these make it on to the albums, so you have a point there. The Partridge Family, fake act though they may have been, released eight studio albums. That's more than the Eagles! Edgy you had this album? :D There's a song on there "Brand New Me" that had two of my cousins collapse in giggles at the chorus but when I asked one of them recently what was so funny, she didn't recall. Any ideas? (it was the "feet are on the ground" part. I know I'm naive, but so were they....) (And btw how old WERE you in 1970 or whatever?)

Ashie62 Nov 18 2017 10:11 PM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

"I woke up in love this morning!"

Edgy MD Nov 19 2017 01:34 AM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

I don't know what your cousins were laughing about, Cooby, but "Brand New Me" is a good-assed song. In season one, they sang it in an episode where the whole family got skunked. They couldn't miss their show at the children's hospital so they got themselves cleaned up in clothes they borrowed from around the hotel. Shirley ended up in the sexy cigarette girl's clothes, because of course she did. News coming over the wire that David Cassidy is on life support after an episode of some sort has led to organ failure, which doesn't sound optimistic. So enjoy "Brand New Me" and say a prayer for David. [youtube:32lmkz7k]Um7H4MG3lEE[/youtube:32lmkz7k]

41Forever Nov 19 2017 02:28 AM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

d'Kong76 wrote: I'm sure we've been through this over the years, but the first album was really the only good album... [youtube]S3fPtMuBtMs[/youtube] This one has some good songs on it, too! Got it for my birthday one year.

Frayed Knot Nov 19 2017 02:38 AM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2 Edited 2 time(s), most recently on Nov 19 2017 11:57 AM

Sentences I never thought I'd type on the Crane Pool Forum: This here Partridge Family discussion now warrants a split off into its own thread My one connection to the ersatz Cowsills were that my cousins were just the right age to be pulled totally into that orbit for a short time. You know the old line, usually concerning a man's man type of guy, where all the men want to be him and all the women want to be with him. Well that, only shifted so as to apply to a TV pop star and tween-agers, was Cassidy and this trio of cousins where older sister had a total crush on him while the two slightly younger brothers wanted to dress like David/Keith, wear their hair like he did, etc. All grew up to be reasonably normal people but if I ever wanted to embarrass any of them, one in particular who generally comes off as ultra-cool even today at 50+, I know I could just spring the Partridge Family / Cassidy-worship card within earshot of folks and his hip quotient would plummet like it stepped out a window of a 50 story building. But other than the times I spent with that crew on a couple of week-long vacations during which I got immersed in PF, I doubt I saw more than a handful of episodes. Wasn't really a Brady Bunch guy either but my BB watching easily swamped PF many times over.

d'Kong76 Nov 19 2017 02:47 AM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

And it came with a free book cover! That Somebody song was pretty good.

d'Kong76 Nov 19 2017 02:48 AM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

Frayed Knot wrote: Sentences I never thought I'd type on the Crane Pool Forum: This here Partridge Family discussion now warrants a split off into its own thread Lol

cooby Nov 19 2017 03:13 AM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

Lots of razzing by my older brother and (esp) sister about David Cassidy though really I liked Danny, but eventually I realized what a lovely voice David had (Cherish) I wish him well

Edgy MD Nov 19 2017 04:37 AM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

I got no shame. Me gusta los Partridges. I was into any and all musical TV shows. But their songs, beyond Cassidy's breathy delivery, were high-end stuff that held up even as I grew older and developed what I fancied were sophisticated, counter-cultural tastes. To later find out that The Wrecking was all over it, that this poor little kid actor/non-drummer was miming parts laid down by the great Hal Blaine is pretty hilarious when you think about it. But also, Dave Madden as Ruben Kinkaid had top-shelf comedy chops, and Danny Bonaduce was a good relatable analog for a kid. He was the original Alex Keaton! It one episode, they're afraid their show won't go on, because the hotel they're supposed to play at is having a labor walkout, and Danny sides with management! Good stuff! But you know who gave me crap back in the day? My grandmother! One Christmas, my cousin got some Partridge Family paper dolls. She asked me to pick a costume out for Danny and put it on him, and my grandmother started dumping on me! "What are you doing?! I can't believe my grandson wants to play with DOLLS!" Yeah, well, it's the Partridges, and you're out of line, old lady!

cooby Nov 19 2017 06:04 AM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

Partridges and Bradys.. both totally awesome. Loved the partridges more at the time though. Nice spinoff thread here :)

cooby Nov 19 2017 06:08 AM Re: Things You Didn't Know Until You Learned About Them in 2

Edgy MD wrote: I don't know what your cousins were laughing about, Cooby, but "Brand New Me" is a good-assed song. In season one, they sang it in an episode where the whole family got skunked. They couldn't miss their show at the children's hospital so they got themselves cleaned up in clothes they borrowed from around the hotel. Shirley ended up in the sexy cigarette girl's clothes, because of course she did. News coming over the wire that David Cassidy is on life support after an episode of some sort has led to organ failure, which doesn't sound optimistic. So enjoy "Brand New Me" and say a prayer for David. [youtube]Um7H4MG3lEE[/youtube] Enjoyed. Thank you :)

MFS62 Nov 19 2017 02:37 PM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

I never really watched the show. But I can see why some folks might have. Later

Edgy MD Nov 19 2017 03:44 PM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

In the awful 1999 ABC TV film Come on, Get Happy, there's a completely fictitious scene in which Partridges climb into the music mobile and ride on over to the Paramount lot to throw down with the Bradys. It never happened, but if awards were given for the campy ridiculousness, the scene would take the gold medal. [youtube]p0rgiwX4v0g[/youtube]

cooby Nov 20 2017 01:44 AM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

Haha, that's good

41Forever Nov 20 2017 02:02 AM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

I had this sweet lunchbox!

Edgy MD Nov 20 2017 03:49 AM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

¡Mi Casa Es Su Casa! The Partridge Family House was also the home of Alice and Abner Kravitz in Bewitched and Detective Murtagh's family in Lethal Weapon.

d'Kong76 Nov 22 2017 02:38 PM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

[youtube:3a7d7p14]CIDDEIWhuRU[/youtube:3a7d7p14]

Edgy MD Nov 22 2017 02:43 PM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

I don't know what I'm up against. I don't know what it's all about. I got so much to think about. That's a good high-quality version of that song. Listen to Danny's farty bass.

John Cougar Lunchbucket Nov 22 2017 03:40 PM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

2:19 of that video: The very same shot when Dennis Eton-Hogg appears behind Janine in SPINAL TAP. I may have told this story before but the Partridge Family was the first place I'd ever heard of tacos. Keith was always running off to the taco stand, and that seemed like an impossibly exotic food and something that only Californians had. Swedish meatballs (and my neighbor's korean bulgogi recipe) was about as World Cuisine as it ever got in my home and we hardly ever went to a restuarant. Unless I'm mistaken I didn't eat a taco until we had to do some event related to my 8th grade Spanish class, and as tasted it I was like, this is what Keith Partridge eats. I still think about him when I think about tacos.

Edgy MD Nov 22 2017 03:56 PM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

Yeah, all the kids in San Pueblo were hanging out at the taco stand. And then they'd go to "the point" and make out with their taco breath.

41Forever Nov 22 2017 04:24 PM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

My top 5 Partridge Family songs! They really did have some good stuff. 1) Point Me in the Direction of Albuquerque 2) I Think I Love You 3) I Can Feel Your Heartbeat 4) I Woke up in Love This Morning 5) I'll Meet You Halfway

Vic Sage Nov 22 2017 04:49 PM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

they were no MONKEES, but they were a'ight. So long Keith, and thanks for all the fish.

cooby Nov 22 2017 06:53 PM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

Yep the Partridge Family did have some surprisingly good music (as did the Cowsills). RIP David/Keith. You were a vision to behold

Frayed Knot Nov 22 2017 08:01 PM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

I think I left you ...

G-Fafif Nov 23 2017 12:07 AM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

The Partridge Family deserved its MAD magazine treatment as The Putrid Family -- my favorite aspect of which was Shirley dressed in a New York Football Giants uniform, complete with eyeblack, explaining to Reuben that she had to be both mother and father to these kids -- but I appreciated its existence in real time. I liked that there were kids dressing mod, as my mother would put it, singing real pop tunes. I liked the non-traditional lifestyle that involved tours and buses and whatever happened to Mr. Partridge anyway? I liked the sneaky wit that occasionally infiltrated the dialogue (Danny quoted Barry Goldwater in one episode). I liked trying to figure out what a family act that included two children of single-digit age was doing packing nightclubs full of adults. And I fucking loved David Cassidy's hair, which mine was never going to be like but I didn't give up brushing it aspirationally, consciously or otherwise, for decades. David/Keith taught me the logistics of singing into a microphone, albeit a pretend one for me (which is OK, since he was lip-syncing). To this day I sing into anything that will fit inside my fist or, failing that, my fist itself. They peaked on the charts before I became aware of "the charts," so the only hit of theirs I remember as current on the radio was "Looking Through The Eyes Of Love," which reached No. 39 in early 1973. Holds up well to these ears (which would be covered with awesome Cassidyian locks if I had anything to do with it). [youtube]1na82GpTkY8[/youtube]

G-Fafif Nov 23 2017 12:13 AM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote: the Partridge Family was the first place I'd ever heard of tacos. Keith was always running off to the taco stand, and that seemed like an impossibly exotic food and something that only Californians had. Swedish meatballs (and my neighbor's korean bulgogi recipe) was about as World Cuisine as it ever got in my home and we hardly ever went to a restuarant. Unless I'm mistaken I didn't eat a taco until we had to do some event related to my 8th grade Spanish class, and as tasted it I was like, this is what Keith Partridge eats. I still think about him when I think about tacos. Jesus, TPF was my introduction to tacos, too. And I never had a taco until junior high Spanish, either (7th grade; I must have been advanced). It was at the height of the "making them!/eating them!" taco consciousness-raising ad campaign, brought to you by Ortega. A trip to California demystified the whole taco thing somewhat. Taco Bell didn't arrive in the general vicinity of where I was until the late '70s. First trip to the one in Oceanside was disappointing.

cooby Nov 23 2017 12:59 AM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

Omg me too! Danny wanted them for supper one time and I thought they must be really something! Love them now! Have too admit I am taking David Cassidy's death harder than I thought I would. Guess cos I'm seeing media about stuff I'd forgotten (Joseph's amazing technicolored coat, for example)

cooby Nov 23 2017 12:59 AM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

Omg me too! Danny wanted them for supper one time and I thought they must be really something! Love them now! Have too admit I am taking David Cassidy's death harder than I thought I would. Guess cos I'm seeing media about stuff I'd forgotten (Joseph's amazing technicolored coat, for example)

John Cougar Lunchbucket Nov 23 2017 01:03 AM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

That is funny. I remember my first Taco Bell experience as well -- as it was also the first day I kissed a girl, but that's another story. I never made it as far west as Cali till my 30s and that was all biz trips and 1 in-and-out wedding. When we finally spent a week in San Francisco a few years ago we ate tacos almost every day.

cooby Nov 23 2017 01:23 AM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

Awful: this topic started just a couple of weeks ago and David Cassidy wasn't even in the hospital

Edgy MD Nov 23 2017 01:25 AM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

A grossly disproportionate part of my brain is devoted to TPF facts, and here's one: After the production, the bus was put on display at ... a taco stand! Lucy's Tacos on Martin Luther King Blvd, right by USC, had it for years, and it's probably a good guess that this was the taco stand on the show. After the stand closed, the bus went off to the dump. The husk is rusting somewhere, with at least a couple of different folks claiming they've found it. But the problem is that there were copycats of the tell-tale Mondrian paint job.

cooby Nov 23 2017 01:28 AM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

Lol Tacos/TPF Together they educated us Anglo east coasters of a tasty alternative in cuisine

G-Fafif Nov 23 2017 01:38 AM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

The day after my first visit to Taco Bell, the U.S. embassy in Iran was overrun and hostages were taken. There's a political attack ad in there somewhere.

Edgy MD Nov 23 2017 02:19 AM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

Long Beach had the classic mission-style Taco Bell with the real bell, God bless them.

John Cougar Lunchbucket Nov 23 2017 03:05 AM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

I looked up my first Taco Bell, but it closed recently. Larkfield road next to Larkfield Lanes. Summer of 1980 I think.

Fman99 Nov 23 2017 03:18 AM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

I don't know if this is a generational thing, but TPF was never in regular rerun syndication on any channel in my house as a kid, and so I don't really have any opinion on this show, cast or topic.

batmagadanleadoff Nov 23 2017 05:01 AM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

G-Fafif wrote: The Partridge Family deserved its MAD magazine treatment as The Putrid Family -- my favorite aspect of which was Shirley dressed in a New York Football Giants uniform, complete with eyeblack, explaining to Reuben that she had to be both mother and father to these kids -- but I appreciated its existence in real time. Close enough on the furshlugginer NYG unis. Potrzebie. [fimg=777]http://www.cmongethappy.com/ccorner/madputrid1.jpg[/fimg] [fimg=777]http://www.cmongethappy.com/ccorner/madputrid2.jpg[/fimg] [fimg=777]http://www.cmongethappy.com/ccorner/madputrid3.jpg[/fimg] [fimg=777]http://www.cmongethappy.com/ccorner/madputrid4.jpg[/fimg] [fimg=777]http://www.cmongethappy.com/ccorner/madputrid5.jpg[/fimg] [fimg=500]https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51oQ5f67eKL._SY344_BO1,204,203,200_.jpg[/fimg]

G-Fafif Nov 23 2017 07:04 PM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

The Batmags archives comes through again. I could swear Shirley was in a Giants uniform. Thanks for sharing! That was the first issue of MAD I ever bought, which might explain why that particular feature stands out in memory.

Edgy MD Nov 23 2017 08:33 PM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

Happy Thanksgiving Together. [fimg=200:ac0he6w3]https://i.pinimg.com/736x/d0/22/73/d02273984969221eee960ce82529febe--thanksgiving-pictures-vintage-thanksgiving.jpg[/fimg:ac0he6w3] [fimg=409:ac0he6w3]https://www.biography.com/.image/t_share/MTMzMjc3Njg5ODUwMTQxMTUw/partridge-family-promojpg.jpg[/fimg:ac0he6w3] [fimg=210:ac0he6w3]https://punditfromanotherplanet.files.wordpress.com/2015/11/dey.jpg?w=590[/fimg:ac0he6w3]

d'Kong76 Nov 24 2017 11:36 PM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

My father’s last words were 'So much wasted time.' - Katie Cassidy

d'Kong76 Nov 27 2017 07:32 PM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

Doesn't take long, fb friend posted this with the caption 'is it too soon?'

cooby Nov 27 2017 08:54 PM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

They forgot the littlest Partridge has also died

Frayed Knot Nov 27 2017 09:00 PM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

[fimg=200:1lhvuk7b]http://www.kcmets.com/CPF/partridge.jpg[/fimg:1lhvuk7b] I think this is down right hysterical, but I'm an asshole sometimes so don't take my blessing as universal approval.

Edgy MD Nov 27 2017 09:02 PM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

I'm not seeing the image.

dgwphotography Nov 27 2017 09:21 PM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

d'Kong76 wrote: Doesn't take long, fb friend posted this with the caption 'is it too soon?' *wipes down monitor after performing spit-take that would have made Danny Thomas proud*

John Cougar Lunchbucket Nov 27 2017 09:53 PM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

That MAD parody was awesome, definitely read that issue. The panel I remembered was the giant tub of acne cream.

d'Kong76 Nov 28 2017 11:29 AM Re: Happy Together: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

cooby wrote: They forgot the littlest Partridge has also died Tracy (Suzanne Crough) passed away in 2015 (52) Frayed Knot wrote: I think this is down right hysterical, but I'm an asshole sometimes so don't take my blessing as universal approval. Hysterically clever, I wish I thought of it.

cooby Nov 28 2017 05:13 PM Partridge frag

He had such pretty shiny hair

batmagadanleadoff Nov 28 2017 06:43 PM Re: Come On, Get Happy: A Partridge Pilgrimage (split)

41F wants to know if this thread belongs in the 70s TV thread. This is not a Red Light Post. Unless I write it, I suppose.