Uploaded June 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
It's obviously wildly inappropriate to offer this video compilation as a tribute to the wonderful Ann B. Davis. Yet, not much more inappropriate than the entire idea of desecrating the wholesome image of the Brady Bunch in the first place.
The following is a series of video clips culled from our original Brady Bunch dubbings in the late 80s. I do, in fact, appreciate the actual work of Ann B. Davis, as the Brady Bunch is part of the bedrock of my childhood television viewing.
As I've said before, the viewer should beware that our Brady Bunch dubbings are not safe for work. Actually, they're really not safe for anywhere. The full versions are only available upon request and approval, due to the fact that they are filled with all manner of the most offensive sort of material ever furnished from the minds of fifteen year old boys allowed to run free in dark territory.
You will be missed Ann B. Davis! Though I'm sure you never knew it, and almost certainly wouldn't approve, your work on the Brady Bunch show influenced a pack of teenage boys to create one of the funniest and most offensive parodies ever made.
It's obviously wildly inappropriate to offer this video compilation as a tribute to the wonderful Ann B. Davis. Yet, not much more inappropriate than the entire idea of desecrating the wholesome image of the Brady Bunch in the first place.
The following is a series of video clips culled from our original Brady Bunch dubbings in the late 80s. I do, in fact, appreciate the actual work of Ann B. Davis, as the Brady Bunch is part of the bedrock of my childhood television viewing.
As I've said before, the viewer should beware that our Brady Bunch dubbings are not safe for work. Actually, they're really not safe for anywhere. The full versions are only available upon request and approval, due to the fact that they are filled with all manner of the most offensive sort of material ever furnished from the minds of fifteen year old boys allowed to run free in dark territory.
You will be missed Ann B. Davis! Though I'm sure you never knew it, and almost certainly wouldn't approve, your work on the Brady Bunch show influenced a pack of teenage boys to create one of the funniest and most offensive parodies ever made.
![North River Afternoon [Edited Version]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Ls04QVjv4IU/mqdefault.jpg "North River Afternoon [Edited Version]
North River Afternoon [Edited Version]
Approximate Film Date: November 1988
This is an edited version of the day we went to the North River in the late fall of 1988. It is pieced together to the song Monkey by George Michael, which was pretty popular at that time.
The people in the video are (in no particular order): Kevin Driscoll, Jonathan Lee, Derek Lloyd, Sean Callaghan, Chris Johnson, Tricia Crimmi, Maura Roach, Heather Johnston, Dawn McCann, Allison Porter, and Gerrit Hofer.")
