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The Brady Bunch (1969–1974) 6.5
The misadventures of a large family united when two widowed people married. Creator:Sherwood Schwartz |
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Cast
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Mike Brady
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| Florence Henderson | ... |
Carol Brady
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| Ann B. Davis | ... |
Alice Nelson
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| Maureen McCormick | ... |
Marcia Brady
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| Eve Plumb | ... |
Jan Brady
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| Susan Olsen | ... |
Cindy Brady
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| Barry Williams | ... |
Greg Brady
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Peter Brady
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| Mike Lookinland | ... |
Bobby Brady
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Architect Mike Brady marries beautiful young Carol, who has three girls to care for. Likewise, Mike's previous wife's death has left him to raise his three boys all alone. In no time this amalgam becomes the ideal average American middle class family. Of course, raising such a large family isn't easy, so live-in housekeeper Alice Nelson is always there to lend a hand. Written by Kevin Ackley <kackley1@aol.com>
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26 September 1969 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Paramount Television, Redwood Productions, American Broadcasting Company (ABC) See more »
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Written by Frank De Vol (as Frank DeVol) & Sherwood Schwartz
Sung by The Peppermint Trolley Company
(season 1)
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Allan Melvin, who played the recurring role of Sam Franklin and Sam the Butcher, concurrently played a recurring role on All in the Family, which is often viewed as an anti-thesis, (opposite genre & personality) to The Brady Bunch. Allan Melvin also acted as a criminal occasionally on The Andy Griffith Show earlier in his career. See more »Goofs
Each time the front of the Brady house is shown as though it were "evening", the same shot is used for "daytime". The evening shot of the house is only darkened. The same shadow that can be seen in the daytime shot in the lower right corner (caused by the roof) is seen on the evening shot. See more »Crazy Credits
The nine cast members are shown in a tic-tac-toe format, with the actors turning their heads to look each other. See more »Soundtracks
"Theme from 'The Brady Bunch'"Written by Frank De Vol (as Frank DeVol) & Sherwood Schwartz
Sung by The Peppermint Trolley Company
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Yes, the Bradys are corny, cheesy, tacky, etc. I LOVE them! I always liked Cindy the most out of all of them for some reason. The first few seasons were the best, but the show took a huge dive once Cousin Oliver showed up (he looked exactly like a pint-sized clone of John Denver). My favourite episodes are the Pilgrim episode, the one where Marcia gets hit in the nose with the football ("something suddenly came up"), and where Greg gets a used car. Where would pop culture be without the Bradys?