The Brady Bunch Hour
A Very Brady October begins with 1976's "The Brady Bunch Hour," starring most of the original cast (and Fake Jan) in a Sid and Marty Krofft variety show.
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Is the video link broken?
Just checked it and it’s still live. Maybe a glitch?
Oops I screwed up and hit enter too soon. But I don't feel so bad. Because as I was saying the worst episode of The Brady Bunch sitcom was better than the best episode of The Brady Bunch Variety Hour.
But now I think for all the grief that Robert Reed gave Sherwood Schwartz about The Brady Bunch sitcom, the wo
Thanks PAB for debuting The Brady Bunch Hour early for us on Patreon. I remember watching this show as a teen. At that time, I thought the show was cute.
This show was pure cringe!
not all the music was bad. Fake Jan had a good voice, and guest star Melanie was great. But you didn't include the duet Peter did with that creepy puppet!
They should have agreed to Real Jan's demands AND hired Fake Jan for her off-weeks. Then you can do the "joke" about Jan seeming "different" this week and so on. It's about the level of humor we got anyhow.
Oh, and Ann B. Davis apparently HATED Rip Taylor. You can almost see it in the brief clip, she had no time for him or his antics.
Bob Reed was a theater veteran and a song-and-dance man at heart, and by all accounts this was his favorite Brady-related experience.
I had always heard that he was the one that had the most trouble with the dance part. Tried really hard but had two left feet. He was an enigma-felt the show was beneath him as an accomplished actor but yet always came back when asked him to reprise Mike Brady in any capacity.