1. Off to College - Greg goes off to college
2.Peter's Girlfriend


ill add them on tuesday.
The rest of them anyways.

Nice topic. You mean we think up episode names and possible storylines?

Oliver's Problem

The Season 6 Trip could be "The Brady's Go To Paris" - Mike's firm is hired to create a skyscraper in Paris...and Mike decides to take all the gang along (Including Alice & Sam)

3 Part Season Finale has Alice & Sam finally getting married!

An Addition to the Family: Mike & Carol have triplets.

mike & carol adop a girl who looks just like cindy

No.. Mike disappears and they family goes home then Mike appears still in London but has amnesia..

Davey Jones hasn't been able to get Marcia off his mind since their prom date. He returns to town, figuring he'd check out Marcia to see if she's gotten any hotter, which of course, she has. He goes to the Brady house with the intention of asking Marcia out , but changes his mind when he gets a look at Jan.

Marcia is upset with Jan, accusing her of "slinking in" and "turning on her icky old charms" in front of Davey. Jan accuses Marcia of being the pot calling the kettle black, and decides to date Davey just to spite Marcia, even when she learns what a geek he really is.

Jan actually ends up liking Davey, however, because he's such a nice guy. But Davey ultimately dumps Jan after meeting Kerry Hathaway, and Jan and Marcia decide to drown their sorrows in a couple of sundaes from Haskell's Ice Cream Shop. Davey and Kerry show up at Haskell's, and Marica and Jan dump their sundaes on Davey's head, and exit the shop.

In the tag scene, after Kerry cancelled a date with Peter for that night after telling Peter that "something suddenly came up", Peter approves of Jan and Marcia's actions when he finds out the "something" turned out to be Davey Jones.

Tweety, you should have been a writer for the show, that would make a really
good episode.

LOL. A few months ago, I wrote up a few conceptual episodes for Season 6 of the Bradys. But then I had more and more ideas, and before I knew it, I was writing up plot summaries for an entire fictional season of a TV show that was canceled like 32 and a half years ago. If you want to see the entire list, it's in this thread...http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=186107




...But otherwise, here are just a few examples.




"Episode 122--Out of Place
October 18, 1974

Carol truly gets her spirit back for the first time since Greg left. Acting on a whim, she buys a creepy and reportedly cursed Sumerian statue (long curly hair, beard, rigid pose, and huge staring eyes) from an auction. Unfortunately, it's easier to move than it looks; Bobby and Peter secretly manuever it into the kitchen one dark night, scaring the daylights out of Alice (who was getting her usual midnight glass of water). This is the impetus for a chain reaction of various members of the family (except for Mike and Carol) all playing innocent while simultaneously plotting ways to freak each other out with the statue. (As soon as one kid moves it into a certain place for his or her own devious purposes, another one will come out of hiding and move it somewhere else, etc.) The statue seems to be “moving” around the house so frequently that Bobby, Cindy, and Alice start to believe the curse is real before Mike and Carol finally get to the bottom of things. When they decide to sell the statue to a relative, everyone else is secretly disappointed.





Episode 132--Vote for Brady...Again
December 27, 1974

Vaguely remembering how Greg and Marcia competed for student body president of their middle school years ago (in the first season), Bobby runs for the position himself and appoints Marcia as his unofficial campaign manager. But when things get off to a discouraging start, Bobby starts doing the opposite of everything she tells him to, and actually ends up winning the election! Naturally, Marcia isn't happy when she finds out about this, but Bobby points out that she inspired him either way, and "you can't argue with results". In the subplot, Cindy tries to publish a poem she wrote in a teen magazine.




Episode 138--Jan, Jan, Jan
February 7, 1975

At first, this episode appears to be a perfectly normal day for the Bradys, but it soon develops into a final collision between Marcia and Jan. After a major argument, they end up competing (not by accident) not only for a date with Clark Tyson (Mark Gruner), but for captain of the high school debate squad. Thanks to Marcia's overconfidence, Jan sweeps her and wins both. This is a defining moment, when Marcia is forced to realize that her younger sister's shadow is at last eclipsing her own. (And yes, Marcia actually says the "Jan, Jan, Jan" line; it slips out of her mouth somehow when she's complaining to her mother.)"