Keith Partridge's Scent

Keith Partridge was my very first celebrity crush!

I thought of a few: Jovan Musk for Men came to mind initially, but I think this came out a few years after The Partridge Family went away. I think Brut (what a weird name) and Old Spice were pretty popular back then...*involuntarily gags* but they don't seem very "Keith".

My final thought is Aramis, which was extremely trendy back then, and Keith was a trendy kind of guy.

What are your thoughts?

Keith..*involuntarily gags* !

I think he probably would have done the "bathe in Brut" thing. He never seemed very sophisticated to me. Mind you, I was a bit young when he was the big heart throb (I kinda liked his younger half-brother, Shaun, though).

bonni

Thought this was quite funny:

This is from episode "But the Memory Lingers On" of the Partridge Family (quoted from tv.com):

The Partridge family take a day off from their grinding schedule to picnic, rest their vocal chords, and to enjoy the sights and smells of nature. Their plans are polluted when a skunk wanders into their bus. The animal leaves long before his scent does and so the family is faced with the dilemma of getting deodorized before their very exclusive hotel booking the next day. Reuben, instead of thinking up a solution, gets them into more of a ""stink"" by scheduling them to do a benefit performance that day as a children's hospital. He made the last minute hospital booking hurriedly and without realizing what the Partridges' smelled like. By the time he gets a whiff of what's happened, it's too late to cancel. Leaving Simone, the Partridge dog, in the bus, the family decontaminates one at a time in a nearby motel shower. After much scrubbing and much cologne, there is still a dissenting scent about the perfumed Partridges. Reuben suddenly remembers that tomato juice is a sure-fire skunk odor remover. He orders several gallons and pours them in the tub. To everyone's surprise, the juice works. The sweet-smelling family heads for the hospital in borrowed clothes. En route to their cab, an unsuspecting bellboy opens the bus door, and out flops Simone jumping all over everyone and the Partridges once again have an ""air"" about themselves. Too late for a change, the foul family goes to the hospital where they sing in a glass-enclosed operating amphitheater with the audience well protected from the scent. The sound is piped in through speakers. The young audience is jubilant and the Partridges (after scrubbing down) are jubilant. The sweet smell of success has returned.