Florence Henderson will always be remembered as the perfect mother, Carol, in The Brady Bunch. After strutting her stuff on the eleventh season of Dancing with the Stars, it’s time to make new memories for this lady of the seventies.
Jerry Nunn: Hello, Florence. First off I grew up watching the Brady Bunch and even dreamed I was the seventh kid. I am not sure if Oliver counted or not…
Florence Henderson: Well, Oliver was a cousin. (laughs)
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Melissa Sue Anderson went through many trails and tribulations with her years on Little House on the Prairie including her character going blind. Her autobiography entitled The Way I See It, really is a look back at her life on Little House.
Jerry Nunn: Hello, Melissa. I really enjoyed reading your book. What made you decide to write it at this time?
Melissa Sue Anderson: I never thought about doing it. I was approached to write it. I thought they made a mistake and were talking about my husband because he is the professional writer in the family. I thought how interesting and I was surprised that no one has done it before, then I learned that Melissa Gilbert was coming out with a book. I was trying to do it in a different way. I didn’t want to be like every other memoir. I don’t have a life that has been through a lot of misery and pain.
JN: You seemed very fair in how you describe people.
MSA: I didn’t want to be mean. I wanted to pay respect to the crew. They were very important. I was very close to the crew. I wanted that to be evident.
JN: This wasn’t like a scandalous tell-all book.
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Meeting The Brady Bunch’s Christopher Knight, who played Peter Brady on that immortal ’70s show.
Jerry Nunn: Welcome back to Chicago. You picked the coldest day of the year to be here! Thanks for coming out to meet me.
Christopher Knight: My pleasure. Otherwise, I would just be stuck in Joliet.
JN: Let’s cover the Brady Bunch stuff first. Maureen McCormick just wrote a book this past October called Surviving Marcia Brady and Finding My True Voice. When is your tell-all book coming out?
CK: There have been some discussions on our end about me writing a book. It’s funny; earlier in my career I thought there was no good ending. Then I met Adrianne and the whole career started up again. A child would be a better ending but we are not at that point in our lives yet.
My book would be a look at my irreverent life. There is a possibility, but I am not sure I have the discipline to sit down and write it. Someone has to ask a question and the synapses just start going.
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