The Greg Brady Project

Welcome to the official Barry Williams' blog

My friends call me Barry. From time to time I also hear the name Greg. Yeah, as in Greg Brady. The Brady Bunch represents a fun time in my life. But it’s only part of the story. There’s more to say and that’s what The Greg Brady Project is all about - a place to say it. So, I’ve invited some friends to join me and share their perspectives on the Brady’s, the 70’s and just about everything else. Now, I’m inviting you…

22 Dec

Happy Holidays

written by Barry Williams in barry | 4 comments

And Tiger was my gift…

It seems like the holidays came out of nowhere this year - almost without warning. Now I’m scrambling to get everything on my Christmas list. Know the feeling? Two things to share before I get back to that. Feel free to also connect with me here on facebook which has been great for putting me back in touch with old friends. And best wishes to you and yours this season.

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4 Comments

Joseph
on Dec. 23rd, 2008

Recently, Paul Benedict (who was George Jeffersons neighbor Harry Bentley on the Television Show The Jeffersons) has passed away. He was 70. that reminds me, I bet Barry Williams wished he would’ve played George Jefferson’s neighbor at that Deluxe Apartment in the sky.

Brandon
on Dec. 25th, 2008

Let me guess, you watched the brady bunch christmas episode? What about A Very Brady Christmas?

I watched both of course. Except i missed A Very Brady Christmas on ABC Family, both times.

Heidi
on Dec. 25th, 2008

Happy Holidays Barry.

I have seen A Very Brady Christmas when it first aired. I watched both airings of it on ABC Family. I have The Christmas With The Brady Bunch CD.

Dan
on Dec. 29th, 2008

I hope Barry and everyone had a nice holiday / Christmas. One of my gifts was Maureen’s book. I just finished it last night. I couldn’t put it down. I was more shocked by the family stuff than anything else. I hope she eventually gets that resolved.

I did watch the “Brady Bunch” X-Mas episode on Christmas Eve. Man, was Susan Olson ADORABLE in that! I really wish they had done a holiday show every season during the five-year run.