She was always the smartest one in the house.

Everything was believable up to the mud scene!!

I think Jan was especially when she was about 13-14 she was nicer looking than Marcia..

@@skippybartalozzi I think you need Jan's glasses.

They both looked beautiful. My goodness could Robert be any more handsome.

She wore it well. Great pins

I came to say same exact thing. The couture was amazing

Lucky enough to have all 5 seasons Pluto tv runs the whole series me tv runs the Brady brunch Sundays 12 pm to 1 pm 😊

I think she was the middle child, between Emily & Myrtle

Taking care of 6 kids is literally a full time job. There were 6 of us kids, and our mom was always on the go. If we would have had the money, she would have definitely gotten a maid.

And no one in any era would watch a TV show about an attractive woman being forced to spend all day cleaning up for six children, three of whom aren’t hers, because she fell in love with their father. It’s a freaking television show, people. Alice was necessary so that Carol wasn’t a drudge.

@@ravenel2 They are hers because she loves them. They're just not biologically hers

Don’t forget all the time Carol spends drinking coffee.

@@andywinslow9638 Agreed. Our step dad loved and treated us just like we were his own blood.

I absolutely agree 👍

That could also be attributed to the 1960s when the show debuted to the 1970s where the show ended. The 60s were far more formal in comparison.

@@landreaulover could be, but we’re talking about the late 1960’s. When scenes for the show were shot in 1968, the United States was experiencing tremendous social turbulence, and the hippy movement was in full swing. “DOWN WITH THE ESTABLISHMENT!” Was the phrase of the day for the countercultural movement, so loud psychedelic patterns on clothing were becoming the norm. The Brady Bunch, even at that time, was a complete throwback to the quieter, more conservative times of the 1950’s, and the Brady costumes reflected that.

@@TVHouseHistorian Yes, I agree. I think the first season was an attempt to capture the early 60s vibe. The show certainly didn't reflect the turbulence of the late 60s -- by design. That would have made an awkward family TV show. But I think the actors leaning into the styles of the 70s is probably what had the greatest effect on how the characters were presented.

For those born in the last five or so years of the boomer generation the BB was our Leave It to Beaver. I still enjoy the early episodes the best.

I wish not. She was too much into everything.

Love everything Brady bunch watched all 117 episodes both Brady bunch movies variety shows tv movies books music the Brady bunch lunch box happy to say iam a true fanatic🙂👍

I had my first crushes on The Brady Bunch cast.I have also watched all of the work they have done and the House renovation show was poignant, they had such respect for Mr, Reed, Miss Henderson and the incomparable Ann B.Davis.

Classic sitcom

Well, it´s like Disney princesses that marry the blue prince. The problem with this shows is that they aren´t real. It is much better to put a show with real problems to be solved so that people can feel identified. I am happy I didn´t know this show when I was a kid, because it is too silly and irreal, everything is perfect, the parents are perfect and the kids are too cute, this is not real life at all. I´ts like a Disney cartoon.

I wasn't from a broken home, but my mother had severe depression and dad was seldom home. I was the same age as Cindy, and I wanted to be a Brady so badly. Their home was always happy and filled with caring adults. I know it's not realistic, but the Brady kids even said they wish they were a Brady! Life was just so wonderful.

😂 Reminds me of years ago when my mom and ex mom-in-law, always had to pack their husband’s suitcases before they went on a vacation or trip and chose what they were going to wear…and the husband’s said nothing. They acted like clueless children that let their mommies do everything for them. My ex father-in-law (then 64) once asked me while I was over when his wife was gone, “Do you know what I could eat?” 😆

Actually it´s a tv show. She could not be doing anything at all and it would be great. We never look here when they have to help the little kids to take a bath, get dressed or anything because common routine things are not shown.

@@LauRa-re9un yes I know that already

This is 1969!! Most of the clothing worn throughout this show though are more relevant than what the 80s brought us.

@@jonnyfendi2003 I don´t think in 1969 any middle aged women dressed like that, it´s just a tv show. My mother or her friends would have never dressed like that, never ever.

It´s just a TV show.

Im talking about the general fashion throughout the series. It is more relevant than what the 80s and 90s brought in.im not talking about that damn dress Carol got on.

Im talking about the general fashion throughout the series. It is more relevant than what the 80s and 90s brought in.im not talking about that damn dress Carol got on.

That’s a later episode

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I did not care for that episode and Cindy and Bobby trying to convince Alice to go skinny dipping at the neighbor's house is creepy

@@RachelHollis-iy9jw Cindy and Bobby wanted to go skinny dipping. They were trying to get Alice to let them go.

That was creepy.

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It was a package deal

Evil family? They took her to Hawaii, the Grand Canyon, King's Island Amusement Park, on a camping trip, let her perform as the evil queen in a school play, threw an engagement party for her and her boyfriend, and gave her room and board rent free. Doesn't sound like an evil family to me. Alice had it made.

@@josebro352 yeah but she was like a Stepford Wife. Always being a servant 24/7. Them dragging her along everywhere like she's their pet or something...Even when they branched out and did their own Brady Bunch Variety Hour show years later, they dragged her along; making her wear her that awful blue maid's uniform on stage with them as they performed! Poor Alice! I mean they're all dressed up in these fancy tuxedos and ballroom gowns, and she's standing there next to them, wearing that horrible old blue maid uniform! Making her look like garbage by comparison! How cruel! I mean she's like a prisoner! And she always has to wear that horrible blue uniform like 90% of the time for the rest of her life...And the kids do horrible things to her, like ganging up on her and giving her the cold shoulder that one time, (in the Goodbye Alice Hello Episode); and also leaving their Chinese Checkers on the floor, which she tripped over and wound up twisting her ankle, (in The Big Sprain Episode), and rigging the house with all those demonic decorations and almost giving her a heart attack, (in the Fright Night episode); and then Cindy viciously tried to sabotage her relationship with Sam that time, blabbing alot of misinformation to him on the phone, causing him to stand Alice up in The Tattle-Tale episode. And Marcia also unfairly accused her of trashing her campaign slogans in the Vote for Brady episode...And then there was that time in the Welcome Aboard episode when they all viciously threw pies in her face. So vicious. And she's a grown woman, and she can't even drive! She has to have Mrs. Brady drive her to the bus stop! She wasn't even allowed to call Carol and Mike by their first names; making her use the more formal, "Mr. and Mrs. Brady"... Even years later, after she retired, and came back to visit in the Very Brady Christmas episode, she's still calling them Mr and Mrs Brady. And she's still doing clean up duties for them in that episode, even though she doesn't work for them anymore, and they're not paying her! Still walking around, acting like a servant; this sad old woman who doesn't know anything else! How terrible. She tries to quit twice and then they all conspire to bring her back into their little family-prison they have set up for her. I mean if she wants to quit, let her quit for Godsakes! Don't go stalking her at her new waitress job at that diner and harass her! Haven't they done enough! Leave the poor woman alone!

@@mikep5335 They loved her. Cindy even told her while she was seated in the booth at the diner. "We love you Alice!."

@@josebro352 well. I guess we'll have to agree to disagree. I'm just saying I felt sorry for her...

@@mikep5335wow you need to take your meds. She’s a house keeper for goodness sake, that’s her job in the show. ( you do realize it’s a tv show right?)

But if we think about it, a white tux would look ridiculous. Like prom night or something. Evening wear for men is dark. Maybe had the writers included some white or yellow poster paint that the kids spilled on him .... that would have shown off nicely on him here, lol.

Evening wear for men back then was always dark. The colored and white tuxes didn't become popular until late 70's

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No one but Ann and God knows for sure.

Alice was not

@@thesilentdiva she was

Actually did in the cousin Emma Episode when Cousin took over for her for few days so Alice can have a mini Vacation