Plot Synopsis

In this half-hour reality series, THE BRADY BUNCH's Barry Williams moves from Hollywood to Branson, Missouri, where he creates a live musical variety show that harkens back to the 1970s, with bright-colored leisure suits, roller skating and vinyl records. Eager to win over the tight-knit community, Barry befriends Branson's popular music group The Haygoods, who soon have the television icon cliff jumping at the lake, jet-packing from the balcony of the theater, and learning to trout fish -- a task that proves just what a fish out of water this city boy is. The Haygoods also help Barry land funding from an investor when they transform his golf business meeting into a redneck party. From performing at timeshare mixers to auditioning a slew of local performers including a break-dancing granny and a man who plays a bike pump, Barry pulls out all the stops -- even arranging a long-awaited reunion with his BRADY BUNCH sister Maureen McCormick, whom he takes on a Branson tour. Plus, when his son comes to visit, Barry wants to make sure it's a magical father-son bonding experience -- but it's not as easy as he thought, as he relies on the Haygoods to show him a good time during auditions.