All in the Family

All in the Family

All in the Family

Pop-Up Brady is back, by POPular demand!! Two American television favorites, The Brady Bunch and Pop-Up Video, come together again on Nick at Nite. And if that wasn’t enough, Nick at Nite is giving you two, never seen before, Pop-Up Brady episodes.  In the tradition of Pop-Up Video, Nick at Nite is “popping” the most memorable Brady Bunch episodes and exposing the insider Brady tidbits that all fan are desperate to know.  So check out Nick at Nite on Sunday, January 20^th beginning at 9p for a four-hour marathon featuring the best Pop-Up Brady episodes in the Nick at Nite library.  Grab your POPcorn and soda-POP and catch all your favorite Brady Bunch episodes POPped just for you!
 

9:00PM: Episode 1 - "The Honeymoon" (PREMIERE)
9:30PM: Episode 59 -  "Her Sister's Shadow"
10:00PM: Episode 117 - "The Hare-Brained Scheme" (PREMIERE)
10:30PM: Episode 61 - "Getting Davy Jones"
11:00PM: Episode 96 - "Adios Johnny Bravo"
11:30PM: Episode 65 - "Dough Re Mi"
12:00AM: Episode 97 - "Mail Order Hero"
12:30AM: Episode 43 - "Our Son, the Man"

Thursday February 7th & 14 from 9:00PM through 1:00AM (ET/PT).

9:00PM: Summer of '82
A college coed (Amy Steel) seduces teenage Alex.
9:30PM: Sherry Baby
A popular girl befriends Mallory to get close to Alex.
10:00PM: Ladies Man
Alex becomes an ERA supporter to woo a feminist.
10:30PM: Double Date
Alex has two senior-prom dates; guest Jami Gertz.
11:00PM: The Real Thing (Part 1)
Alex's scheme to date two co-eds backfires
11:30PM: The Real Thing (Part 2)
Time is running out when Alex discovers Ellen is planning to marry another man.
12:00AM: The Last of the Red-Hot Psychologists (Part 1)
A psychology major (Courteney Cox) becomes romantically involved with Alex while researching a paper on overachievers.
12:30AM: The Last of the Red-Hot Psychologists (Part 2)
Alex's participation in a psychology student's research project leads to love.

Nick at Nite treats its viewers to a Winter Getaway on Sunday, February 17th with Diff'rent Strokes, The Brady Bunch, and I Love Lucy. All episodes feature exotic vacations to get you to forget how cold winter really is.





9:00PM: Diff'rent Strokes -
"Hooray for Hollywood - Part I "
Upset over Maggie breaking off their relationship, Drummond chases her to Hollywood to win back her heart, but while he woos Maggie, Arnold and Dudley sneak away from a studio tour to find the star of "Knight Rider" and wind up in a life threatening situation, in part one of a special two-part episode. David Hasselhoff makes a special appearance as himself.
9:30PM: Diff'rent Strokes -
"Hooray for Hollywood - Part 2"
Arnold's joy over being saved from an explosion by "Knight Rider's" David Hasselholf quickly turns to dismay when he learns his father is getting married and a little brother comes along with the package, in the conclusion of a special two-part episode.
10:00PM: The Brady Bunch - "Hawaii Bound"
The family vacations in Hawaii. Bobby finds a cursed tiki. Don Ho cameos with a serenade of "Sweet Someone" for Bobby and Cindy.
10:30PM: The Brady Bunch - "Pass the Tabu"
Greg is nearly obliterated in a surfing episode, supposedly because of the tiki. A tarantula crawls on Peter. Barry Williams was in fact injured filming this scene, and Susan Olsen almost drowned filming the boat scene.
11:00PM: The Brady Bunch - "The Tiki Caves"
 Vincent Price plays a crazy archaeologist who takes the boys prisoner when they try to return the tiki to a burial ground in a remote area of Oahu.
11:30PM: I Love Lucy - "The Fox Hunt"
While in England, Lucy wrangles an invitation to a fox hunt on a British estate.
12:00AM: I Love Lucy - "Lucy Goes to Scotland"
Well, not really it's a dream sequence, and it's Desi Arnaz Jr.'s favorite episode.
12:30AM: I Love Lucy - "Paris at Last!"
Lucy plans to uncover Parisian artistic talent and meets an artist of "notes.''

On February 24th Nick at Nite aired all three of the TV Land's special Black History Month Specials, Inside TV Land: African Americans in Television Special. Each installment focuses on how African Americans made impacts in the three major genres of television; variety, drama and comedies.

9:00PM: Variety
features interviews with:
Harry Belafonte; Quincy Jones; Flip Wilson; Jamie Foxx; Chris Rock, Damon Wayans; Dick Gregory; David Alan Grier; Eartha Kitt; Eddie Murphy; Leslie Uggams; Nat King Cole; Garrett Morris; Keenen Ivory Wayans; Debbie Allen; Nancy Wilson and others.

10:00PM: Drama
features interviews with:
Cicely Tyson; James Earl Jones; Ossie Davis; Ruby Dee; LeVar Burton; Blair Underwood; Dr. Maya Angelou; Leslie Uggams; Nichelle Nichols; Aaron Spelling; Steven Bochco; Thomas Carter; Earle Hyman; David Wolper; Sheldon Leonard; Alex Haley; Robert Culp; Philip Michael Thomas and others.

11:00PM: Comedy
features interviews with:
Bill Cosby; Norman Lear; Jamie Foxx; Diahann Carroll; Carroll O' Connor; David Alan Grier; Redd Foxx; Robert Guillaume; Malcolm-Jamal Warner; Tim Reid; Marla Gibbs; Jimmie Walker; Nell Carter; Kim Fields; D.L. Hughley; Julian Bond and others.