Hearing this lovely theme song from "Family" transports me right back to the late '70's. I would be in front of the TV each week for this show. I was mesmerized by it. (Tuesday nights?) I loved this opening credits so much that I set up a tape recorder next to the TV speaker so I could play it repeatedly. Now we can hear and see it anytime. Thanks YouTube! I was SO in love with Meredith Baxter, but there was always something very special about Kate. John Rubenstein was also one of my favs!
I used to love this show, but the parents always seemed to be "acting". They didn't behave like real people. They were like "Stepford" parents. Good show though.
This was a great prime time drama. I liked Kristy McNichol in her role as Buddy. There was a girl named Anne in my high school graduating class, who looked just like Kristy. According to I.M.D.B. James Broderick passed away on November 1st 1982 (55) It's sad he was a fine actor and still young. His passing was like 3 years after Family went off the air in 1979.
@beerfedway, I had no idea Broderick died at all. I figured he was living the retired life near a golf course in Palm Springs. Can he be considered a character actor? He played his roles to the hilt. Especially, in Dog Day Afternoon. I'm not sure character actor is appropriate. @puppyloveforu, I had a big time crush on McNichol as well. Then Cheryl Ladd and Tanya Roberts joined Charlie's Angels...
FYI: A YouTube poster erroneously indicated James Broderick died during the production of the show. He appeared in all of the episodes from 1976-1980. Broderick died in 1982.
Loved this show! That's Matthew Broderick's dad - died early on in the show. Sada Thompson's character became a widow, which you didn't see a lot of on television back then. This is back when you actually had theme songs. Nowadays they just pull a song from the radio and slap it on the opening credits because they're too lazy to write a theme!
I loved this show! Funny how a successful attorney from Sacramento though would drive a ford maverick and wife Kate was rolling around in a ford pinto wagon. Even the divorced daughter had a mercedes. lol!
I loved this show! Funny how a successful attorney from Sacramento though would drive a ford maverick and wife Kate was rolling around in a ford pinto wagon. Even the divorced daughter had a mercedes. lol!
@genechas I never understood why a Ford Pinto wagon had only 2 doors (not counting the rear door) instead of 4 (still not counting the rear door). To me it seems to defeat the purpose of having a station wagon!
I loved this show. It seems it was always carefully lit and acted very calmly and quietly. Rarely was there yelling and everyone was quite intellectual. Unlike today's trash TV...
@gotch09 Kristy starred in several movies after "Family" and had a regular role on the successful sitcom, "Empty Nest," but had problems in performing that were eventually linked to bipolar disease. As a result, she retired from acting, got her life under control and has taught acting while doing other things since. She remains every bit as delightful as the characters she portrayed and the girl and woman we all admired.
I wonder if Kristy McNichol knew she was a lesbian ? just kidding. Good question. Either way, they sure were entertaining to watch over the years, with shows such as Family, Empty Nest, Family Ties, etc. They were true TV stars......
I loved both Meredith and Kristy. It's a shame on this intro that so much of the time is dedicated to Sada T. Kristy was the real star, as was Meredith.
Every time I see Sada Thompson in this show, I think of my Aunt Wilma. They look and sound eerily similar. Even their mannerisms are alike. Her own family had similar trials and tribulations as the Lawrence family did.
why was Sada Thompson featured so prominently in the intro? Was she really popular at the time? BTW, James Broderick (RIP) is Matthew Broderick's dad.
i used to watch this then the love boat ... I LOVED THIS SHOW .. but no one else in my FAMILY could remember it .... must all have something wrong with their heads
Loved this series! Really wish that the remaining seasons would be released. Does anyone know what happened to Nancy's baby. She tells her father that she is pregnant again in the first episode after she leaves Jeff. Then, we hear no more about the pregnancy.
This was one of my all time favorite shows of the 70's...I too wish they would run it on cable.. I have season 1 & 2 on DVD..Hope they come out with more soon!
Thanks ( lovemuffin1963) for telling me Kristy McNichol had retired from acting she certainly had screen charisma, she surely helped make `Family ` the show it was of the 70`s even here downunder...
I loved this show and man growing up in Australia in the 70`s we got alot of shows from the states, but I always thought this to be typical of southern California the script and acting were all first rate. P.S whatever happened to Kristy Mcnichol??
How come there's no pictures of the whole family together setting on the piano -- only individual shots front and center? And how come they chose a picture of Willie looking down? And how come my sister would have had a better chance with Kristy McNichol than I would have?
What I loved about this intro is how the parents Sada Thompson and James Broderick actually look like middle age parents. Today tv parents look barely older than their children
I loved this show when I was a child, I'm so glad I finally found this. I never forgot the opening credits, the theme is wonderful. Great memories, thank you very much for putting this on youtube.
Why? It's so cruel! My mother bought me seasons 1 and 2 last Christmas because she used to watch this when I was a baby and thought I would like it. She was right! Now, I can't see the rest of the show. Utter cruelty!
We see individual portraits displayed rather than a group portrait, so :
Is that significant to class (group portrait is maybe lower/middle class and individual portraits are maybe upper or upper middle, class, for example)?
Is it significant to 70s time era? Is it statement on individualism and fragmentation of the era?
Or is it simply made-up non-normative device for displaying title credits?
Also noted -- the son's portrait is "arty" (angle and shadow) and "not like the others."
Those were my "growing up" years, the 70's.. Ahh, I loved 'em! Very few years have been as good since, and television has but a few wonderful programs as good as Family any more.
I think Sada Thompson is one great actress with a lot of class!
Thanks for sharing this, a special piece of nostalgia!
An obvious but largely successful attempt by Aaron Spelling to gain some respectability. Casting the decidedly non-glamorous Thompson & Broderick as the parents lent the show an air of realism which was further bolstered by the consistent treatment of Baxter-Birney's Nancy character as immature & generally unsympathetic. Creator Jay Presson Allen (a woman, BTW) also wrote the acclaimed stage adaptation of Murial Spark's novel "The Prime Of Miss Jean Brodie."
I rememeber watching this show in the late 1970's That was a LONG time ago. Love the theme song also. I read somewhere that this was Aaron Spellings favorite show
The last time they reran this was on Lifetime in the mid-1980s. I always dug this show because they were never afraid to tackle the theme of homosexuality (Blair Brown as one of Buddy's teachers and Zeke, one of Willy's friends who got busted in a gay bar and was forced to come out to him). They weren't cowardly about it (as they are today) and they didn't sell out gay characters with stereotyped portrayals (as they do today).
I loved this show. It made me feel comforted. I love the mother on the show and the dad. Is he Matthew Broderick's father. Wish they would show this in reruns.
The mother was BITCHY??? I watched this show as a child precisely because the mother, Kate, was so much more loving than my own: very compassionate and tender, but strong and tough when necessary. I have many episodes on VHS and the DVDs of seasons 1 and 2, and the only times Kate gets what you call 'bitchy' is when her husband or kids are being spoiled, self-centered, self-indulgent, negligent, promiscuous, stubborn or stupid. A good mother DOES take issue with this kind of behaviour!
You nailed that one on the head. I am a 39 year old guy who loved this show. My parents let me watch everything and I was very precocious for my age so even at 7 and 8 I knew what was going on in these adult dramas. Sada Thompson's performance was phenomenal and a loving mom she was, and hardnosed when she had to be. Fortunately, I had a loving mother and never had to put myself in the position that you had. Thanks for your opinion. It is spot on,
@WARDMAN3 LOL, like you, I got to watch everything I wanted growing up, and "Family" was on the list. Watched it every Tuesday night at 9 CST. I always saw the Mom (Kate) as firm, but loving. She wasn't passive or naive, and didn't always tell her family what they wanted to hear, but she deeply cared for them. They knew this. I still find her portrayal among the most realistic of TV Moms.
@gladysormphby I had friends whose family called her "constipation face"... But, "bitchy"?!? I don't get it. I always liked her, as far as tv moms go. Growing up in the 70s with a Southern mother, I always thought Kate seemed more "Yankee" than anything else; definitely not bitchy.
I was nine years young, when I saw "Eine amerikanische Familie" on german TV. I loved this "family" with Buddy and Nancy and Willy... At that time I fell in love with the american way of building houses...Thanks for posting!!!!
Even the intro music those days must be creative...
BaoziPork 1 month ago
Family is most ironic title now..
PornBuff 1 month ago
This had to be the most WASPy show ever.
clevelandphil 1 month ago
I never missed this program! Loved it!
KathleenWilbeck 1 month ago
There was another theme before this one. It had a slower melancholy tempo
vamoalla9 3 months ago
everyone was always sad and devastated.
1skullduggery 3 months ago
I love Kristy McNichol , can you believe I still have picture of her in this opening
credits in my pocket for more than 30 years ago!!!
applelapomme 5 months ago 2
I loved this show! I wish it were in syndication.
MsSwwood 6 months ago
Hearing this lovely theme song from "Family" transports me right back to the late '70's. I would be in front of the TV each week for this show. I was mesmerized by it. (Tuesday nights?) I loved this opening credits so much that I set up a tape recorder next to the TV speaker so I could play it repeatedly. Now we can hear and see it anytime. Thanks YouTube! I was SO in love with Meredith Baxter, but there was always something very special about Kate. John Rubenstein was also one of my favs!
boywondfw 7 months ago
Every wednsday @ 10:00 PM i watched FAMILY...It was a DAMN GOOD SHOW!!!
bjroberts65 7 months ago
RIP Sada Thompson
pbamse 8 months ago
RIP Sada Thompson
joejoewest 9 months ago
RIP, Sada. I'm 48 years old now, so many years have passed since the show last aired. You were a favorite, and will never be forgotten.
Biggerbyte 9 months ago
I loved this show! Sada reminded me so much of my own mother. She lead a very accomplished life, rest is now yours.
wheresthebeeph 9 months ago
REST IN PEACE, SADA! LOVE YOU AS WELL AS YOUR ACTING!
telamon2011 9 months ago
I used to love this show, but the parents always seemed to be "acting". They didn't behave like real people. They were like "Stepford" parents. Good show though.
devtrev 10 months ago
This was a great prime time drama. I liked Kristy McNichol in her role as Buddy. There was a girl named Anne in my high school graduating class, who looked just like Kristy. According to I.M.D.B. James Broderick passed away on November 1st 1982 (55) It's sad he was a fine actor and still young. His passing was like 3 years after Family went off the air in 1979.
TheTheo58 10 months ago
there 3 nancy on family
Hljakes 1 year ago
Great television programming. For those of us who were kids in the 70's we truly had great t.v. programs......
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@beerfedway, I had no idea Broderick died at all. I figured he was living the retired life near a golf course in Palm Springs. Can he be considered a character actor? He played his roles to the hilt. Especially, in Dog Day Afternoon. I'm not sure character actor is appropriate. @puppyloveforu, I had a big time crush on McNichol as well. Then Cheryl Ladd and Tanya Roberts joined Charlie's Angels...
DaveFromBrooklyn 1 year ago
FYI: A YouTube poster erroneously indicated James Broderick died during the production of the show. He appeared in all of the episodes from 1976-1980. Broderick died in 1982.
bearfedway 1 year ago
I used to be so in love with "Buddy", Kristy McNichol, even as I grew older. Then I found out she was lesbian, then my heart was crushed. Oh well.
puppyloveforu 1 year ago
One of the best shows in t.v. history. Miss the heck out of this one!!!!
gooboo1000 1 year ago 2
I have always enjoyed that theme song.
Aeolis7 1 year ago
Loved this show! That's Matthew Broderick's dad - died early on in the show. Sada Thompson's character became a widow, which you didn't see a lot of on television back then. This is back when you actually had theme songs. Nowadays they just pull a song from the radio and slap it on the opening credits because they're too lazy to write a theme!
IrisMG 1 year ago
I loved this show! Funny how a successful attorney from Sacramento though would drive a ford maverick and wife Kate was rolling around in a ford pinto wagon. Even the divorced daughter had a mercedes. lol!
genechas 1 year ago
@genechas My best friend and I were discussing that as well!!! He should have at least had an LTD!
JBW929 9 months ago
I loved this show! Funny how a successful attorney from Sacramento though would drive a ford maverick and wife Kate was rolling around in a ford pinto wagon. Even the divorced daughter had a mercedes. lol!
genechas 1 year ago
@genechas I never understood why a Ford Pinto wagon had only 2 doors (not counting the rear door) instead of 4 (still not counting the rear door). To me it seems to defeat the purpose of having a station wagon!
snoopy64116 9 months ago
@snoopy64116 That's not a Pinto, it's a Ford Maverick.
somewhatlongdong 6 months ago
@somewhatlongdong I have no idea what they had on the show, but I was referring to genechas' comment about Ford Pinto wagons.
snoopy64116 6 months ago
Sada Thompson was a classy lady. I miss the days when tv moms actually looked like moms. Today they all look like super models. Totally unrealistic.
rmd99 1 year ago 3
I would want my mom to be more MILF like than Sada. I wouldn't have minded Meredith as my mom; before she went all Lesbian and shit
1970sFeel 1 year ago
I always wished Sada Thompson was my mom !
RitzyTrailer 1 year ago
I loved this show. It seems it was always carefully lit and acted very calmly and quietly. Rarely was there yelling and everyone was quite intellectual. Unlike today's trash TV...
Seagrove1976 2 years ago
Where's Kristy nowadays?
gotch09 2 years ago
@gotch09 Kristy starred in several movies after "Family" and had a regular role on the successful sitcom, "Empty Nest," but had problems in performing that were eventually linked to bipolar disease. As a result, she retired from acting, got her life under control and has taught acting while doing other things since. She remains every bit as delightful as the characters she portrayed and the girl and woman we all admired.
ErikBWalker 1 year ago
They were the dream family.
ROBBYROB87 2 years ago
The opening music reminds me of Ryan's Hope.
This was essentially a soap opera with better production values.
adelgado75 2 years ago
I wonder if Meredith Baxter knew that Kristy McNichol was a lesbian?
somewhatlongdong 2 years ago
I wonder if Kristy McNichol knew she was a lesbian ? just kidding. Good question. Either way, they sure were entertaining to watch over the years, with shows such as Family, Empty Nest, Family Ties, etc. They were true TV stars......
CaliforniaGuy888 2 years ago
I loved both Meredith and Kristy. It's a shame on this intro that so much of the time is dedicated to Sada T. Kristy was the real star, as was Meredith.
somewhatlongdong 2 years ago
Every time I see Sada Thompson in this show, I think of my Aunt Wilma. They look and sound eerily similar. Even their mannerisms are alike. Her own family had similar trials and tribulations as the Lawrence family did.
catlovermarty 2 years ago
why was Sada Thompson featured so prominently in the intro? Was she really popular at the time? BTW, James Broderick (RIP) is Matthew Broderick's dad.
somewhatlongdong 2 years ago
i used to watch this then the love boat ... I LOVED THIS SHOW .. but no one else in my FAMILY could remember it .... must all have something wrong with their heads
topOZchick 2 years ago 2
where's gary frank these days???
tippymugs 2 years ago
I wish I knew where he was...I had such a crush on him as a kid!
jleffingwell 2 years ago 4
I was totally in love with Kristy McNichol. I really miss this show, brings back great memories
downtowndickybrown 2 years ago
so was I , back in 88 when she was on empty nest....
City44errr 2 years ago
Loved this series! Really wish that the remaining seasons would be released. Does anyone know what happened to Nancy's baby. She tells her father that she is pregnant again in the first episode after she leaves Jeff. Then, we hear no more about the pregnancy.
msrc1231 2 years ago 2
This was one of my all time favorite shows of the 70's...I too wish they would run it on cable.. I have season 1 & 2 on DVD..Hope they come out with more soon!
ladyndallas1971 2 years ago
Thanks ( lovemuffin1963) for telling me Kristy McNichol had retired from acting she certainly had screen charisma, she surely helped make `Family ` the show it was of the 70`s even here downunder...
davecollins007 2 years ago 4
I loved this show and man growing up in Australia in the 70`s we got alot of shows from the states, but I always thought this to be typical of southern California the script and acting were all first rate. P.S whatever happened to Kristy Mcnichol??
davecollins007 2 years ago 2
Kristy is no longer acting as of now.
lovemuffin1963 2 years ago
My mother and I used to watch this show. I miss shows of this quality and I would love for it to show up on TV Land.
abcfan72 2 years ago
I wish somebody would upload some footage of Gary Frank's earlier show "Sons and Daughters". I liked that a lot in high school.
gmdinformation 2 years ago
always thought it funny that the dad was a lawyer and drove a Mercury Comet!
gibby100 2 years ago
I miss this 70s show! It's a feel good viewing and I hope that they make reruns in any of the cable channels.
redpesto 2 years ago 2
Krist McNichol rocked, I had such a crush on her during the 1970's.
1980sguy 2 years ago
i have a crush on her now
astmaattack 2 years ago
i loved Buddy, knew she was a lezbo, but had a huge crush on Gary Frank.
UFOSPACE1999 3 years ago
Does anyone know who wrote the theme song?
fww44 3 years ago
John Rubenstein, who played Meredith's ex on the show, and later was a co-star on "Crazy Like A Fox" with Jack Warden
DENo1MatchGameFan 3 years ago
@fww44 John Rubenstien wrote the theme. He also played Jeff Maitland on the show.
Seagrove1976 2 years ago
@fww44 If I'm not mistaken, John Rubenstein wrote the intro. I love it just as much now as I did back then. I miss these old classics.
jrewing73 8 months ago
@jrewing73 Yes, John Rubenstein wrote both the original score (for the 6 part pilot eps aka s1) and this score.
MsTexas73 4 months ago
How come there's no pictures of the whole family together setting on the piano -- only individual shots front and center? And how come they chose a picture of Willie looking down? And how come my sister would have had a better chance with Kristy McNichol than I would have?
ezycell 3 years ago
Finally - the opening to this wonderful show. did not know it was out on dvd. will pick it up - quick!
rugged64 3 years ago
What I loved about this intro is how the parents Sada Thompson and James Broderick actually look like middle age parents. Today tv parents look barely older than their children
emerytownblues 3 years ago 2
I agree with you.
diuga1 3 years ago
...oh my god.. wonderful.. It´s so damned american (positive), I loved it so much in the 70´s..remembers me in my childhood..
I´ve been home alone (parents were working)
with my brother in that time and it was my
favourite TV Show, good times... Thanks
TaMaLu08 3 years ago 2
It was my favourite tv-show, too.
German kids also loved this!
lieberso 3 years ago
I loved this show when I was a child, I'm so glad I finally found this. I never forgot the opening credits, the theme is wonderful. Great memories, thank you very much for putting this on youtube.
lionjake72 3 years ago
I remember this as a little kid. Something about the theme music and scenes of the house, really brings warm, homey feelings. Thanks for posting.
jericho4004 3 years ago 3
You speak right from the bottom of my heart..
We have been home alone in the 70´s every day.. and you so right.. it brings really warm and homey feelings.. I wish I could see it again..
TaMaLu08 3 years ago 2
great show from the 70's thanks....glad its on dvd!!!!
indyrandy 3 years ago
Only season 1 and 2 is out
The rest is missing
spasser 3 years ago
Why? It's so cruel! My mother bought me seasons 1 and 2 last Christmas because she used to watch this when I was a baby and thought I would like it. She was right! Now, I can't see the rest of the show. Utter cruelty!
prncsscalifornia 3 years ago 2
We see individual portraits displayed rather than a group portrait, so :
Is that significant to class (group portrait is maybe lower/middle class and individual portraits are maybe upper or upper middle, class, for example)?
Is it significant to 70s time era? Is it statement on individualism and fragmentation of the era?
Or is it simply made-up non-normative device for displaying title credits?
Also noted -- the son's portrait is "arty" (angle and shadow) and "not like the others."
daleroes 3 years ago
I remember season hubley being on this show. What a fine looking gal she was.
rjp58 3 years ago
Those were my "growing up" years, the 70's.. Ahh, I loved 'em! Very few years have been as good since, and television has but a few wonderful programs as good as Family any more.
I think Sada Thompson is one great actress with a lot of class!
Thanks for sharing this, a special piece of nostalgia!
tubeeorrnottubee 3 years ago 2
Another who loved this show. Brings back so many memories.
gooseling25 3 years ago
this was a very good show and I really enjoyed it...wish I could see it, again...the theme song is nice
ilovepepe2 3 years ago
Wow! One of the hardest-to-find theme songs.
Thanks for posting this!
Aeolis7 3 years ago
An obvious but largely successful attempt by Aaron Spelling to gain some respectability. Casting the decidedly non-glamorous Thompson & Broderick as the parents lent the show an air of realism which was further bolstered by the consistent treatment of Baxter-Birney's Nancy character as immature & generally unsympathetic. Creator Jay Presson Allen (a woman, BTW) also wrote the acclaimed stage adaptation of Murial Spark's novel "The Prime Of Miss Jean Brodie."
pawt1963 3 years ago
I rememeber watching this show in the late 1970's That was a LONG time ago. Love the theme song also. I read somewhere that this was Aaron Spellings favorite show
Mark9309 3 years ago
It came also in Germany. I loved it. My favorite character was Kristy McNichol.
lieberso 3 years ago
i loved this show as a kid
CATHLAB2007 3 years ago
i've always liked the theme song..thank you
sexymama1966 3 years ago 7
The last time they reran this was on Lifetime in the mid-1980s. I always dug this show because they were never afraid to tackle the theme of homosexuality (Blair Brown as one of Buddy's teachers and Zeke, one of Willy's friends who got busted in a gay bar and was forced to come out to him). They weren't cowardly about it (as they are today) and they didn't sell out gay characters with stereotyped portrayals (as they do today).
33Mark221 3 years ago 5
I loved this show. It made me feel comforted. I love the mother on the show and the dad. Is he Matthew Broderick's father. Wish they would show this in reruns.
EmpressOfWyoming58 3 years ago
Yes, James was Matthew's father.
Jeff98177 3 years ago 2
The mother was bitchy, daughter always cried, buddy was gay, brother was hot and nobody looked like they were related-
otherwise cool show.
rednop44 3 years ago
The mother was BITCHY??? I watched this show as a child precisely because the mother, Kate, was so much more loving than my own: very compassionate and tender, but strong and tough when necessary. I have many episodes on VHS and the DVDs of seasons 1 and 2, and the only times Kate gets what you call 'bitchy' is when her husband or kids are being spoiled, self-centered, self-indulgent, negligent, promiscuous, stubborn or stupid. A good mother DOES take issue with this kind of behaviour!
gladysormphby 3 years ago 25
You nailed that one on the head. I am a 39 year old guy who loved this show. My parents let me watch everything and I was very precocious for my age so even at 7 and 8 I knew what was going on in these adult dramas. Sada Thompson's performance was phenomenal and a loving mom she was, and hardnosed when she had to be. Fortunately, I had a loving mother and never had to put myself in the position that you had. Thanks for your opinion. It is spot on,
WARDMAN3 2 years ago 2
@WARDMAN3 LOL, like you, I got to watch everything I wanted growing up, and "Family" was on the list. Watched it every Tuesday night at 9 CST. I always saw the Mom (Kate) as firm, but loving. She wasn't passive or naive, and didn't always tell her family what they wanted to hear, but she deeply cared for them. They knew this. I still find her portrayal among the most realistic of TV Moms.
snoops71 4 months ago
@gladysormphby I agree with you. Great post!
gooboo1000 1 year ago
@gladysormphby Totally agree w/ you. Right on target on the issue of good mothering skills. Wish more mothers were like that today.
gooboo1000 1 year ago
@gladysormphby I had friends whose family called her "constipation face"... But, "bitchy"?!? I don't get it. I always liked her, as far as tv moms go. Growing up in the 70s with a Southern mother, I always thought Kate seemed more "Yankee" than anything else; definitely not bitchy.
nauort23 8 months ago
Wow! Talk about memories. I have been searching for this show on TV but they never run it. I wish they would.
kittyq58 3 years ago 2
Oh,wow this brings back memories.This was my favorite show when I was a kid.
NANCFUS 4 years ago 2
Thanks so much for adding this. I've been searching for this opening song for months. It's just a great opening song.
thall53 4 years ago 2
I was nine years young, when I saw "Eine amerikanische Familie" on german TV. I loved this "family" with Buddy and Nancy and Willy... At that time I fell in love with the american way of building houses...Thanks for posting!!!!
Fathersdaughter 4 years ago
It's great to hear that theme song again!
binkle1 4 years ago 16
Same here. It gives me chills.
33Mark221 3 years ago 2
I always loved the theme song of this show. It was so soothing.
WireLover 4 years ago 4
Amazon has the complete first season, have fun!
LeifisBig 4 years ago
Thanks for posting that. I have been searching all over. I will now check Amazon.
kittyq58 3 years ago
Great show. I was a child at that time and I never missed an episode. Great family !!! I miss those years!!!
Does anybody know where I can buy the complete season????
angel2456 4 years ago 2
Oh how I LOVED this show as a child! I always wished my family could be more like this family!
Bill463 4 years ago