So Do I

haha i just commented about that. His story doesn't explain why he was wearing the ski hat. That was what was "weird" about his behavior...not him being there. LOL

BMeister22 OMG I elicited a reply from the one and only BMeister?!!! I feel honored to be acknowledged by such an artist!!!!

@@zebrastreet9993 haha thanks. (Blushing) :)

@@BMeister22 See! Pussycat Alice has a legacy here on KZfaq! The ski hat was worn by Greg.....to keep it warm for Carol as she was having her wig shampooed! "Who'd ever think that underneath it, that poor woman is completely bald!" .... it might have been a botched pot cookie batch.

No as I was very much alive & 10 years old at the time. 😊

Is that the guy that played Alice?

Even Schwartz held off on security so he can spend his final minutes with his tv family

The advantages of being the creator's daughter.

And she also makes an appearance in last year’s A Very Brady Renovation!

She is the daughter of the show's director Sherwood Schwartz .

She also played marcias friend in the sleepover episode

No I don’t think we should ignore Gretchen I think she’s fine I don’t agree with you

My lounge room has the same sort of panel's in it.

I was hoping the last episode would be Alice marrying Sam😢

Oooooh, I DIDN'T know that, thanks

Oh really?

They were also in Marcia's slumber party episode.

Because they truly were. Don't get me started on today's youth...

Back then, the main form of communication was actually talking to people and not texting.

Huh? Everything these children are saying was written and edited by a group of aging men.

lol these answers. It's because the script was written by adults. And in mid-century America, there was a certain formal dialogue that was "appropriate" for TV. TV dialogues *gradually* started to get more natural with very few shows in the 70s (All in the Family, which was groundbreaking), more so in the 80s, and especially the 90s.

While it's true that in today's contexte he juste look comfy -post pandemic- un the 70's, His look was really offputting.

He was keeping the hat warm for her!

Pussycat Alice...

It doesn't so much explain as it deflects attention away from it.

I love the goat episode. He also directed the episodes How To Succeed In Business when Peter has a failed job at the bike repair store, Big Little Man when Bobby feels ashamed about being short but it did have an advantage to it. Bobby helped save Greg's life and The Winner when Bobby is doing what it takes to win a trophy and he did a great job directing them

Maybe they didn't know when it was filmed that it would be the last episode?

She was in like three episodes

Florence's daughter Barbara was in season 2's episode The Slumber Caper as Ruthie, Season 4's episode Not Everybody Can Be George Washington as Benedict Arnold's wife Peggy while Peter played Benedict Arnold and of course this episode. Sherwood's daughter Hope was also in season 2's episode The Slumber Caper as Marcia's friend who Marcia suspects squealed on her for writing the epithet "Mrs. Denton or a hippopotamus?" and Marcia uninvited but at the end of the episode she's re invited and she is the girl who enters the home after Mike has a bucket of flower dumped on his head that was meant for her, season 3's episode The Big Bet and season 4's episode Greg Gets Grounded as Greg's girlfriend Rachael and of course this episode as Gretchen

Meh. I don’t find her attractive at all.. Flo’s daughter is way prettier IMO

The same exact magazine and issue that Peter and Cindy read in separate past episodes. LOL

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In Montana you can still go skiing at Glacier Park in June. There's still plenty of snow

Yea, but why would she be taking about Montana when they live in Los Angeles?

@@pinkfreud62 ..The Show Never Mentioned the City they Lived in

ClassicTVMan1981X Robert Reed's very favorite episode!!!!! lol

...and you can clearly tell that it is an "orange wig"...lol ...funny how in today's world his hair color would be absolutely no big deal in 2022!!

I agree with you 100% it does not look like the Brady Bunch living room to me either lol

Nothin at all

At the end of the episode in the last scene, Carol mentions that Mike is out of town.

Carol should have just come in the house and said something like, “Your father will back in a minute, he went to go pick up a keg for your graduation party.” Saying that Mr. Brady would ever go out of town for a child’s graduation raised more problems than it solved.

@@ravenel2 I thought that was poorly done, too. Plenty of other ways to work around Reed's absence besides making him look like a lousy father for choosing work over his son's graduation.

Wouldn't you be embarrassed if you had to tell what your brother did to your hair?

@@dancastro4732 Yes I would be somewhat embarrassed, but some people wear color highlights in their hair.

Nowadays the orange hair would not be unusual.

He’s young and popular, he’ll feel like he’s embarrassing himself in front of two hot girls who are in his class.

In those times men didn't dye their hair. Now adays men dye their hair. Get their nails done & eye brows.

That is a great question. It would be hard to get the graduation Caps on with those hairstyles.

@@snake9911 Another example of Sherwood's sloppy story writing.

@@alexanderpytko5394 I will admit, that you have a great point.

Uh, those "girls" look like they're 30 years old.

OMG I’m glad someone said it because I was thinking the same thing😂😂😂 wouldn’t the graduation cap ruined their hairstyles a little? Or forget their hair being ruined the graduation cap needs a flat surface on the head to sit on.

The last one.

@@sylviaisgod6947 ..& Then came the Brady Bunch Hour

Can ya blame him? What's he supposed to say "My hair turned orange because my little brother bought a non approved FDA hair tonic and he used it on me!"

I hated all the kids except Jan.