<![CDATA[No Residual Checks]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Christopher Knight

mystic80 — 21 years ago(February 16, 2005 10:08 PM)

I saw on the season 4 debut episode, that when they showed Chris' introduction, he doesn't get residual checks from The Brady Bunch in syndication.
That sucks. Shouldn't he be entitled to get something from it?

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I heard residuals were much smaller in the '70s and they don't get paid indefinitely.

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He might get residuals from some of the reunion shows.
I'd hope he would, anyway.
"Ohh. He's scary, your other dad" Adrien Moore

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Very few, if any, of the shows from the 70's had residuals contracts. This was the time before VCR's, DVD's and DVR's. The thinking was a couple of runs in reruns, and that would be it. Nobody knew how popular those shows would become, or that they would run endlessly in syndication.
Sucks, but it's true!
Regards,
Michael

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