Comedy
When widower Mike Brady marries a lovely lady widow Carol Ann, their two families become one. These are the misadventures of this new couple, their six children, a dog named Tiger, and quirky housekeeper Alice.
In the series opener, Mike Brady, a widower with three boys, marries Carol Martin, a widow with three girls. Just as the minister says "I do" the boy's dog, Tiger gets loose and chases the girl's cat through the wedding party. Chaos breaks loose which prompts Carol and Mike to yell at their kids to control their pets. Guilt over yelling at their kids comes into play later during Mike and Carol's honeymoon.
An article in an advice column, Dear Libby, draws Marcia's attention. In the article, an anonymous person is in the same situation as Mike and Carol is in and this particular person is unhappy. This leads Marcia to draw the conclusion that Mike or Carol wrote the letter. She later shows the article to the other kids and they devise a plot to keep their newly formed family together.
Cindy has been cast as the fairy princess in the school play. She's excited that her mom and new dad will be able to see her in the production until she learns she can only invite one parent. Torn between who she should choose, Cindy fakes an injury to get out of being in the play.
No longer feeling needed around the Brady household, Alice makes up a story about an ailing aunt in Seattle in order to leave. Later the family finds out the truth and put "Operation Alice" in effect in an attempt to make her stay.
Jan comes down with a mysterious allergy and Carol and Alice try to determine just what is causing it. They deduce that the cause is Tiger, the family dog. Or is it?
With more and more of the girls belongings being moved over from storage, the boys become fed up and take to their 'No Girls Allowed' clubhouse in the backyard which sparks the first of many battles between the sexes. This leads the girls to try to build their own clubhouse.
When Cindy's doll, Kitty Karry-All turns up missing, she accuses Bobby. This leads to a mock trial with Alice as the judge to determine Bobby's guilt or innocence. Then later Bobby's kazoo turns up missing and he blames Cindy.
Mike and Carol prepare for a family camping trip. However, the boys are not thrilled that the girls will be coming along. Meanwhile, the girls aren't exactly thrilled about sleeping in the wilderness. Later on the trip, things go awry when the girls mess up the boys fishing plans and freak out when they hear owl hoots.
With nine people in the house, Mike gets frustrated when he can never get any time on the phone for himself. He decides to install a second phone line, but that only makes the problem worse. Thanks to one of Alice's ideas, Mike decides to install a pay phone in the family room.
After watching "Cinderella" on TV, Bobby becomes concerned about stepmothers—especially since Carol asks him to sweep out the fireplace. Soon after, feeling worthless, Bobby decides to run away.
Cast: Robert Reed, Florence Henderson, Ann B. Davis, Maureen McCormick, Eve Plumb, Susan Olsen, Barry Williams, Christopher Knight, Mike Lookinland, Robbie Rist, Jim Backus, Gordon Jump, John Howard, Hal Smith, Marcia Wallace, Jackie Coogan, Herb Vigran, Molly Dodd, Patrick Adiarte, Kimberly Beck, Kerry MacLane, Vincent Price, Barbara Morrison, Brandy Carson, Lippy Espinda, Michele Campo, Don Drysdale, Jerry Jones, Joseph Mell, Victor Kilian
Genres: Comedy
Maturity rating: TV-G
Robert Reed
Mike Brady
Florence Henderson
Carol Brady
Ann B. Davis
Alice Nelson
Maureen McCormick
Marcia Brady
Eve Plumb
Jan Brady
Susan Olsen
Cindy Brady
Barry Williams
Greg Brady
Christopher Knight
Peter Brady
Mike Lookinland
Bobby Brady
Robbie Rist
Oliver
Jim Backus
Zaccariah
Gordon Jump
John Howard
Hal Smith
Marcia Wallace
Mrs. Robbins
Jackie Coogan
Herb Vigran
Molly Dodd
Mrs. Payne
Patrick Adiarte
David
Kimberly Beck
Laura
Kerry MacLane
Vincent Price
Professor Hubert Whitehead
Barbara Morrison
Brandy Carson
Woman
Lippy Espinda
Hanalei
Michele Campo
Jimmy
Don Drysdale
Jerry Jones
Police Officer
Joseph Mell
Victor Kilian
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