The Bradys

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1990
The Bradys
The Bradys

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5.3 | en | Drama

The Bradys is a six-episode American drama series that aired on CBS in 1990. It was a revival of the early 1970s sitcom, The Brady Bunch, and was about the trials and tribulations of the extended Brady family some 15 years after the end of the earlier series. It followed two earlier short-lived spin-off/continuation series: The Brady Bunch Hour and The Brady Brides.

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EP1  Start Your Engines (a.k.a.) The Brady 500 (1)
Feb. 09,1990
Start Your Engines (a.k.a.) The Brady 500 (1)

Cindy is a morning radio DJ, and Bobby is now a race car driver. He makes it to the Nashville 500 where he is in a serious car wreck and paralyzed from the waist down. Marcia, her husband Wally (who has lost another job) and their kids move in with Mike and Carol. Peter breaks up with his business-minded fiancée Valerie (Mary Cadorette) and becomes a playboy. Jan and husband Philip try to get pregnant. Greg, following Bobby's car wreck, considers going back to medical school and changing his specialty to orthopedics.

EP2  Here We Grow Again (a.k.a.) The Brady 500 (2)
Feb. 09,1990
Here We Grow Again (a.k.a.) The Brady 500 (2)

The Bradys rally around Bobby in his efforts to recover. The arrival of Bobby's old college girlfriend Tracy Wagner helps to lift his spirits. Unable to conceive a child of their own, Jan and Philip adopt an Asian girl named Patty. Cindy is a morning radio DJ and begins dating her boss. Greg decides to stay with obstetrics after Tracy's pregnant sister goes into labor at Bobby's and Tracy's wedding, which is officiated by the same minister who performed Mike's and Carol's wedding.

EP3  A Moving Experience
Feb. 16,1990
A Moving Experience

The Bradys are notified that their house is going to be torn down to make room for a new freeway, so they have to sell it or move it to a new location. Cindy worries about meeting Gary's kids, and Mike gets approached to run for City Council.

EP4  Hat in the Ring
Feb. 23,1990
Hat in the Ring

Mike decides to run for City Council with the help of Peter and Wally as his campaign managers, but his campaign is threatened by a blackmail attempt from the competition.

EP5  Bottom's Up
Mar. 02,1990
Bottom's Up

With Carol doing more things for Jessica and Mickey, Wally working overtime with Mike, and her siblings each busy with their respective projects, Marcia feels left out and unneeded and turns to alcohol for escape.

EP6  The Party Girls
Mar. 09,1990
The Party Girls

Marcia, Nora and Tracy start their own catering business, while Wally struggles to find a new direction. Meanwhile, Greg and Peter find themselves constantly feuding as their lives take different directions.

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Released: 1990-02-09 | Released Producted By: Paramount Television , Brady Productions Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:
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The Bradys is a six-episode American drama series that aired on CBS in 1990. It was a revival of the early 1970s sitcom, The Brady Bunch, and was about the trials and tribulations of the extended Brady family some 15 years after the end of the earlier series. It followed two earlier short-lived spin-off/continuation series: The Brady Bunch Hour and The Brady Brides.

Genre

Comedy

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Cast

Eve Plumb

Director

Sherwood Schwartz

Producted By

Paramount Television , Brady Productions

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Florence Henderson
Florence Henderson

as Carol Ann Tyler Martin Brady

Robert Reed
Robert Reed

as Mike Brady

Leah Ayres
Leah Ayres

as Marcia Brady Logan

Eve Plumb
Eve Plumb

as Jan Brady Covington

The Bradys Audience Reviews 8353a

ThiefHott Too much of everything
Organnall Too much about the plot just didn't add up, the writing was bad, some of the scenes were cringey and awkward,
Ariella Broughton It is neither dumb nor smart enough to be fun, and spends way too much time with its boring human characters.
Marva It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,
goleafs84 Being a fan of "The Brady Bunch", I was interested when I first heard that CBS was going to release this show as a Spring replacement.Since I couldn't watch the episodes at the time it aired due to other commitments, I set the VCR for the first episode. When I watched it, I didn't like what I saw. It looked horrible. I thought that maybe it was a fluke, so I taped another episode and it was more of the same. What bothered me the most is it seemed like the Brady Family was going out of their way to say, "we are no longer that goody-goody little family you used to know and , way back when".Also, it seemed like every week, a new crisis struck the Brady family; From Marcia becomes an alcoholic, or Bobby becoming a paraplegic in a racing accident. You had to ask yourself what tragedy could happen next; Peter gets shot in a bank holdup? Or maybe Cindy ends up missing. With every week being what seems like "The Brady crisis of the week", it makes the show unbelievable and you end up thinking; No family could have as many problems as they do. Just watching it makes it painful to watch; Not painful in the sense that you're feeling the Brady's tragedy, but getting that "I can't take anymore of this crap" feeling.Only 4 episodes were aired and Maureen McCormick had the good sense to stay away from this "turkey". In a way, I felt it was 4 episodes too many.
dfortier5 I don't care what anyone says, this was a very good show!!! 10 out of 10 for me! It was fun seeing them reunite the Bradys again, but unfortunately no one gave this new show a good chance to survive. The main reason it failed isn't because it was a bad show, it was because the network played it too early. They should have targeted the adult audience who were raised with the Bradys.This new drama was VERY GOOD! I loved it! I taped every show. The only thing I didn't like is they made Mike a politician. I hated that idea. But working for an architect myself, I unfortunately know how much architecture is closely related to politics. But for an honest politician, I found Mike had a LOT of conflicts of interest!!! Sure didn't make him look too clean when several of his family are involved with his proposal. Another thing I didn't like is when Nora ed her two sisters-in-law in the catering business when she's a nurse.I loved that Marcia stood by Wally through thick and thin! I loved that they brought realistic problems i.e. Wally constantly looking for a job, Marcia and Wally being homeless, Marcia drinking too much, Bobby being paralyzed, Jan & Phillip who can't conceive, Greg & Peter getting into a huge fight only to have Dr. Greg ultimately save his brother's life. How can anyone say that these are not good story lines? I still get mad every time I think that this show was cut short when it could easily have had a long life!
briguy_52732 Bless their hearts, they tried. They tried to put a situation comedy family, who is at the cornerstone of American pop culture, in a family drama. But it simply didn't work. It's just like trying to make a Cadillac out of a Volkswagen ... it ain't gonna happen! Asg major problems to each of the family (e.g., Marcia's alcoholism, Bobby getting paralyzed), along with using a laugh track just didn't work. In hindsight, if the producers had gotten a decent writing staff and flexible directors, "The Bradys" might have worked. Unfortunately, it simply destroyed the Brady franchise. Fortunately, we still have the reruns of the original 1969-1974 ABC series, which will be around for a long time. So will, unfortunately, this show, which is bound to turn up in reruns at some point.
tex-42 This is probably a first for television: reuniting the cast of a late 60s/early 70s sitcom for an hour-long DRAMA series. Well, CBS did just that, based on the success of the 1988 TV movie, A Very Brady Christmas. This was after the concept was already revived in the 1970s as a variety show, in the 1980s as a sitcom focusing on Marcia and Jan, and now in the 1990s for what was affectionately dubbed "Brady-something." As you can imagine the effort simply did not work, because people did not want to see Bobby Brady paralyzed or Marcia as an alcoholic. The whole idea of a full time series based around the now adult Brady children and their parents about twenty years after the original series began without a hint of camp or irony was absurd and the show quickly tanked.