#danny bonaduce

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The Partridge Family - 1970.

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The Partridge Family cast (Shirley Jones, David Cassidy, Susan Dey, Danny Bonaduce, Jeremy Gelbwaks, and Suzanne Crough), July 25, 1970. ABC Photo Archives.

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1978.

Danny Bonaduce versus Herve Villechaize.

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In 1971, Rob Reiner guest starred on The Partridge Family as a biker gang leader who started dating Laurie in the episode “A Man Called Snake”.

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The bizarre "chicken suit" commercial scene from The Partridge Family S3E19 - Bedknobs and Drumsticks (1973)

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Danny & Keith. Partridge Family

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Gwen is wrong.

Gwen I’m sorry but Potsie > Danny any day.

I haven’t watched happy days or the partridge family personally (not yet anyway) but going off looks. 100%. She’ll get a pass because she’s nine (canonically) and Danny is closer to her age but omg no question

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ep. 132: Get out before I go Bonaduce on you. (The Partridge Family)

No one knows how to hurl an insult like Paris Geller—maybe it’s because her inspiration is Danny Bonaduce! In this short and sweet episode, we trade the la la-filled soundtrack of Stars Hollow for the la la-filled songs of The Partridge Family. What was Bonaduce’s role on the ‘70s family sitcom? And how did his later career inspire Paris’s showdown with Logan? Hop in the ring and find out!

Other pop culture we ref: Jodie Foster, The Wizard of Oz, The Dick Van Dyke Show, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Oprah, Donny Osmond, The Brady Bunch, The Waltons

We Wholeheartedly Recommend: La Pitchoune: Cooking in France (2022-), Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (2022) - Read Taylor’s review

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MORE ABOUT DANNY BONADUCE

Pro Wrestling Wiki entry

Danny Bonaduce vs. Donny Osmond (1994)

“Highlights of a Live Chat with Danny Bonaduce,” SeattleTimes.com (2012)

“David Cassidy on Danny Bonaduce: 'He Finally Grew Up,'” HuffPost.com (2013)

“Danny Bonaduce on What It Was Like to Be Homeless and Famous,” HuffPost.com (2013)

“7 Surprising Secrets of The Partridge Family Cast from Shirley Jones's Memoir,” Parade.com (2013)

“Danny Bonaduce: From The Partridge Family to a Peaceful Life in Seattle,” SeattleRefined.com (2018)

“The Strange and Unusual History of Celebrity Boxing,” ESPN.com (2019)

“The Brady Bunch Star Christopher Knight Once Wrestled The Partridge Family Star Danny Bonaduce,” Outsider.com (2021)

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BIGFOOT (2012) Reviews and now free to watch online

BIGFOOT (2012) Reviews and now free to watch online

Bigfoot is an American monster movie in which two former musicians face off in the hunt for the legendary mountain creature. Directed by and co-starring Bruce Davison from a screenplay co-written by Brian Brinkman and Micho Rutare. The Asylum production also stars Danny Bonaduce, Barry Williams, Sherilyn Fenn, Howard Hesseman and Andre Royo. Alice Cooper has a cameo role playing…

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Awful, disturbing, downright hateful things:

All of it true.

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"I Think I Love You" is a song performed by the fictional Partridge Family and written by Tony Romeo as the debut single for the TV show. Vocals were performed by cast members (and real life stepson & stepmom) David Cassidy and Shirley Jones, who played Keith and Shirley Partridge. The single topped Billboard's Hot 100 for three weeks and later was certified as the best-selling single of 1970, with four million copies sold.

The song was featured twice on the TV show during the record's seven-week climb to number one on the charts. Cassidy and Jones lip-synched their performances for the cameras (as they did for all songs throughout the four-year series.)  As with all of the Partridge Family's studio output, the single features musicians associated with iconic Los Angeles-based session players "the Wrecking Crew".

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On Danny Bonaduce and "Come On Get Happy"

On Danny Bonaduce and “Come On Get Happy”

I’m pretty sure this is my sixth Partridge Family related post: I did one on David Cassidy and the show itself; one on Shirley Jones; one on Dave Madden (Reuben Kincaid); one on The Cowsills, who inspired the series; and this one on psychedelic buses. Obviously, I like the show, but I haven’t yet discussed the part of it that would have appealed to me most as a kid watching it in the 1970s. If…