Iconic Sit-Com in a Great Set
THE BRADY BUNCH ran on ABC-TV from 1969 to 1974. It is one of the most well-remembered shows of the early 70s, its popularity having grown with the years. One of the last traditional house-bound comedies, it dealt with the adventures of the parents and children of a blended family — a widower (Robert Reed) with three sons and a widow (Florence Henderson) with three daughters. On hand to provide funny wisecracks was housekeeper Alice (Ann B. Davis).  Though the series wasn’t a notable critical or ratings success during its initial run, it became enormously popular in syndication.<br /><br />The idea for THE BRADY BUNCH started back in 1966 when Sherwood Schwartz learned that between 20 to 30 % of all families had at least one child from a previous marriage. He wrote a 30-minute pilot episode and shopped it around to the three networks at the time: ABC, CBS, and NBC. Because the networks wanted to make significant changes to Schwartz’ concept, he backed off. In 1968, the movie “Yours, Mine and Ours” came out. It starred Henry Fonda and Lucille Ball as parents of children from previous marriages who wed and have a baby of their own. At this point, ABC picked up the show for broadcast.<br /><br />Memorable episodes include “The Slumber Caper,” in which Marcia and the girls throw a slumber party and Greg (Barry Williams) and the boys crash it; “Amateur Night,” featuring a transformation of the Brady kids into the Silver Platters for a TV talent competition; “Adios, Johnny Bravo,” the Season 5 opener in which Greg is signed by a talent agent to become a rock star named Johnny Bravo, a role that inflates his ego; “Will the Real Jan Brady Please Stand Up,” where Jan (Eve Plumb), tired of being the middle nearly anonymous girl of the family, altering herself a makeover by buying a black wig; and “Our Son the Man,” chronicling Greg starting high school, complete with love beads and a fringe vest.<br /><br />Though many might find the plots corny, they reflect the last efforts of TV networks to present typical family comedy. Soon after, shows such as “All in the Family,” The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” and “Sanford and Son” would usher in a whole new era in comedy television.<br /><br />For fans of THE BRADY BUNCH, this is a must-have set. This hefty collection contains all 117 episodes of the network run on 20 discs. The discs are packaged in a sturdy plastic case and come with an outer cardboard sleeve designed to look like denim.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : When widower Mike Brady (Robert Reed) marries a lovely lady named Carol Ann (Florence Henderson), their two families become one. The six children include Carol's Daughters: Marcia (Maureen McCormick), Jan (Eve Plumb) and Cindy (Susan Olsen), as well as Mike's sons: Greg (Barry Williams), Peter (Christopher Knight), and Bobby (Mike Lookinland). Together with their dog Tiger and quirky housekeeper Alice (Ann B. Davis), this wild clan became the Brady Bunch! From the debut episode with Mike and Carol tie the knot, to the heartwarming series finale, this series is filled with family fun, outrageous outfits, and loads of sibling rivalry. Experience all the chaos and laughter of The Brady Bunch with this 117-episode collection!.