I have always wonder where is Alice Bedroom

I think it was next to the laundry room. In case you're wondering, the laundry room was off to the side of the kitchen.

yes I was wondering where The Laundry Room was thanks

Yes it definitely next to the laundry room off to the side of the kitchen. The movie even established it when we see Sam walking out into the kitchen after "delivering some meat" to Alice. :lol:

I cant remember but was there an episode that went into Alice's room.

I cant remember but was there an episode that went into Alice's room.
I believe that was when Alice had a sprained ankle and was resting in bed. The kids went into her room to cheer her up because her sprained ankle made her miss going to the Meat Cutters Ball with Sam.

I think we also saw her room in season one episodes - "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" and "To Move Or Not To Move."

I think we also saw her room in season one episodes - "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" and "To Move Or Not To Move."

One of the Brady books points out differences between the outside of her room in "The Big Sprain" and "To Move Or Not To Move", even though they originally aired just a month apart. The laundry room is clearly visible outside her room in the earlier ep, but in the later ep, there's a hallway outside her room. I wonder if she also had a bathroom hidden somewhere through her closet (Mary Richards had this setup in her first apt on MTM), since it would seem ridiculous for her to have to go upstairs to use the bathroom, that is if the Bradys ever had to use one. :)

I find it interesting that the last two posters wrote about the episode "To Move or Not to Move". This episode had a very lasting effect on me! It taught a lesson that has been around since biblical times and will probably be here long after all of us are pushing up daisies! This lesson is quite simple when you think about it. Be careful what you ask for because you just might get it! In the couple of years since I joined this community, I have tried very hard to stimulate some conversation about this episode. The threads that I started are probably pushed back a few pages. There are some shows like the "Flintstones" in which this seemed to be the theme of every other episode! However, on "The Brady Bunch" this was one of only about a handful of such plots. There is one series that I can think of in which I can only remember one such episode. This show is "Will and Grace". Is anyone here a fan of that series? The episode I am thinking of is a two-parter called "Someone Old, Someplace New, Something Borrowed, Someone's Due". This show needed two half-hour periods to teach a lesson that the "Brady Bunch" taught in one! In any event, I have tried very hard to stimulate some conversation on this subject on that show's page but have not had too much success. Just in case anyone is interested, my two most recent threads on this topic on that page are "A Dog Named Noodle" and "Turkeys in the Hey". Have fun reading them!