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No, he played the first Chris, one season only. I think I've stumped the band on this one so, I am going to give away the answer. The actor is Rick Segall, who played the Partridge's next-door neighbor, Ricky Stevens, during the final season of the show. He would close each episode by singing a song for the family. The gimmick didn't work and the show got canned.

No, this actor was on for the entire last season.

Right show, wrong kid.

No, not seven. Come on get happy and you’ll get the answer.

Well, I’m happy it led you to dig more and find out, but sad her life was taken. I hope there is a special room in hell just for that cretin to burn in eternity.

Good guess, but no. He was a next door neighbor on the show.

Was known for singing. He was an early example of a show “jumping the shark” when his character was added.

Not, Eddie. He was known for singing.

He did it one day after stating that it didn't feel like the playoffs with no fans in attendance. Put his teammates in a tough spot.

Hint: Was a child actor in the '70s.

Name the actor.

I beg of you, Pandora, please do open that box.

You can take "half' right out of that sentence.

Yeah, amazing how many shows feature housekeeper when the overwhelming majority of Americans not only haven't ever employed one, but have never even seen one.

Started binge watching it last week. Finished season 1 and am currently 2 episodes in on season 2. Kind of an X-men rip-off, but I'm enjoying it nonetheless.

You have to go read his story. He didn't want to play for the Bills and deliberately missed every FG he attemped in preseason, until they had no choice to cut him. He then went on to have the second most FGs made and points scored in NFL history.

Yeah, one of the great deliberate choke jobs of all-time. If he'd have done that in the age of social media he would have been roasted and blackballed from the league.

See: Anderson, Gary

Ran across a pretty interesting article detailing how the Brady Bunch home doubled as a backdrop for many Mannix scenes. Robert Reed filmed both shows concurrently and both series had the same producer. Mission Impossible also shot a scene in the house. Pretty wild to see people other than the Bradys in that iconic house, especially Mannix waking up in the Brady girl bedroom. Here’s the link: https://www.metv.com/stories/mannix-spent-a-whole-lot-of-time-in-the-brady-bunch-house

Well, Bruce Lee did have a feminine side. ?. Corrected, thanks.

Sabres finally going back to the beloved Royal Blue. https://thehockeywriters.com/sabres-jersey-reveal-week/

Added. Thanks, gentlemen.

No, I just read through and was surprised to see a WNY connection.

Wow, That's wild. My condolences. It's in the article that Gary M linked above.