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Thanks for the update!

I was wondering about Grandpa “Hook” Bundy? Is he one and the same as Jebediah? Or is that Jebediah’s father? I know sometimes people refer to living great relatives as simply “grandpa whatever.” In fact I was speaking to an aged distant cousin last year and in talking about his great-grandfather he...

This tree was made by Carl Andreas over at Bundyology. But I might make my own. I might go through the whole series and make my own notes.

I’m into geneology so the Bundy family tree has always kind of been interesting to me. This is the one from Bundyology. The other night I heard a family member referenced that I think should be on the tree. In ep. 0403, Buck Saves The Day , Steve Rhodes offers to take the neighborhood boys camping, ...

You got that right.

Next to “Private messages,” mine says “1” but I don’t see any new messages. How can I tell if one of my old ones is just unread?

Heck no! Would Al sell the Dodge? Wasn't he going to sell it for $10,000 at one point? Marcy tried to make a deal to get it for Mr. Shimokawa..... It was from the episode "Turning Japanese". Kinda funny I just watched it this past week, lol. Well, it was actually $10,000 and Marcy had to strip at t...

My kids were watching the movie version of the musical Annie tonight and Mrs. Shoe noticed that Daddy Warbucks’s cook, Mrs. Pugh, is the same actress who played Ms. DeGroot.

It also looks like the San Diego Padres logo.

Yeah, that’s the one I meant.

I noticed one in The Dance Show last night. Bud is operating the record player while Kelly is dancing with Bruno. Suddenly this geek girl grabs in him in a fit of passion. Then the next scene is a wide shot of Kelly Dancing again and you can see Bud working the record machine and not with the girl.

We watched this one last night and I wondered if the dog that Bud walks, “Winkie,” is the same dog that plays “Cujo” in No Chicken, No Check?

Another kinda sorta related thing.

The trees look pretty good!

They probably didn’t want to pay royalties.