just ask christopher knight or you probably know him better as, peter brady. i did the brady bunch when i was 11 through 16. and if you go back and you look at well the show, at that time big hair was in, and i always had this big head of hair. when i came back into show business and all of a sudden had to watch myself, i had to acknowledge that i had lost a good deal of hair. we all like to maintain our youth, as long as we possibly can, and there's nothing like going bald to make you feel like you're getting older. i had to face the facts that i was losing my damn hair. so i picked up the phone and i called bosley, i went through a restoration and now i have a full head of hair. this is my hair, this is my hair. now, to go bald is your own choice, you don't have to accept the fact that maybe that is your inherited fate. you know what i get? i get you got a great head of hair. you know, and i'm thinking, i do, i do! we combine all the medical development, the scientific development, and translate that into an artistic outcome. you want it to be artistically wo

in that controversial ending a legacy defining win for the patriots and their quarterback, tom brady. peter>> this was a heck of an evening. almost immediately after the final whistle, we were rushed on to the field and felt like the arena from hunger games. lights and camera and confetti and battered athletes. marching along the stands while patriots fans chanted greatest ever. >> let's bring in tom brady, the mvp of super bowl xlix. >> it takes a lot of good plays to win a super bowl. >> a lot of toughness we played from the end. >> brady caught and touchdown. >> those guys are great and i'm fortunate to play on the great team. the coach and the staff. that's what it takes. it takes everybody. that's what makes it so tweet when we win it. >> pass is intercepted at the goal line by malcolm butler. >> malcolm made an unbelievable play. i have no words to describe it. >> when that ball landed in your hands, what are you thinking? >> going to the ground. >> you were not even here and now you are in the middle of the field. >> i can't even explain it. i always knew i could play at this level a

the snickers won with "the brady bunch." >> marsha what happened? >> peter >> shut up! got to teach peter a lesson. >> marsha eat a snickers. >> why? >> you get a little hostile when you're hungry. >> better? >> better. >> marsha marsha marsha. >> jan, this isn't about you. >> it never is. >> very clever. >> i like seeing fathers portrayed in a much better light. so many -- there's so much of television really disparaging the role of men in children's lives. so that one i thought was fantastic. also come on, the lost puppy. >> the budweiser ad. >> every time. >> just that shot. they ended on that shot it would have been a great, great, great commercial. >> like we talked about the other day, this is really about friendship is what this is really about. >> dan would do it for me. >> i thought it was so -- there were so many beautiful, beautiful ads that filled you up. this little 6-year-old boy, branlon o'neill, he doesn't have any legs born without a tibia and fibula. he was the most beautiful kid. you wanted to know him. you watched him grow up. amazing. >>

brady bunch. watch. ♪ >> marsha, what happened? >> peter hit me in the nose with a football.t go to the dance like this. >> well, i'm sure it was an accident, sweetheart. >> an eye for an eye. that's what dad always says. >> i never said that, honey. >> shut up! >> eat a snickers. >> why? >> you get a little hostile when you're hungry. better? >> better. >> marsha, marsha, marsha. >> jan, this isn't about you. >> it never is! ♪ >> your take, heather? >> i love it. i think it's hilarious. i would love to see more commercials using old sitcoms, "facts of life," "diff'rent strokes," not necessarily "the cosby show," but other sitcoms would be really, really great to see people intercept in there. >> with that guy swinging the ax, don't you think a snickers and sugar is going to make him even crazier? >> yeah. well, you know, i've seen the other ones before, and i do think it's a really funny theme. >> yeah. >> i just love the way they cut it in so perfectly. and everybody remembers that classic "brady bunch" commercial of when she barely got hit by the football and her nose look