Eugene Landy and Maureen McCormick

[SufferingFools]

I've read about Landy in her book, she pretty much describes Landy as everyone else has said about him, this was when she was making the Brady Brides and Brady bunch creator Sherwood Schwartz and his son Lloyd got Landy for Maureen, thinking it would help.

So the Brady Brides coincides with the time when she had been addicted to drugs, trading sex for drugs and so forth?

[Cabinessenceking]

I wasn't exactly sure where to put this. It kind of touches on The Beach Boys, in a roundabout way. I just recently got the autobiography of Maureen McCormick and decided to look her up on YouTube just out of curiosity. I tend to do that with a person whose autobiography I read. Anyway, I came across an interview she did with Howard Stern, and in it she mentions being "treated" by Eugene Landy. It seems as though she had a very similar experience with Landy as Brian Wilson did. I just thought that you guys here might find it interesting. I know that Howard Stern isn't to family friendly, so for anybody who may want to skip to the relevant parts of the clip, I would skip to about 3:40 into the link. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAZ22UhUbHQ

I'm sorry. I tried to listen to it, but it was too unintelligible to listen to.

[Reddiwhip]

(Apologies as this goes a bit off topic), but I just thought of something odd... Future Landy patient Maureen McCormick was on an early episode of Bewitched with  Elizabeth Montgomery - and Future Landy patient Gig Young was previously married to Elizabeth Montgomery just a few years before Bewtiched started.

So a double bizzarro roundabout Landy connection there. Not sure if we could connect Brian to all that though, but I'll bet BW watched an episode or 2 of Bewitched in its 8 year run. Or at the very least, he probably watched the I Dream of Jeannie episode which guest-starred Phil Spector (yes, that really exists).

I could say I was born in the wrong decade, but then we wouldn't have YouTube. 
Mentioning Bewitched requires me to put this up. Quentin Tarantino, I believe, has said on more than one occasion that it constitutes the two minutes that, for all time, justify the existence of television. Or words to that effect.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3cFkXSgfjg

And we have Bobby Hart and the late beloved Tommy Boyce to thank for it.

As for the pestilent Pittsburgher - if only Dennis had lived long enough to beat the hell out of him. If only.

Anyway, the Spector appearance on Jeannie can be seen at

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJTUx7QDCuY&feature=related

(There's a longer excerpt at YT but the video is murkier.)