The Brady Bunch (Season 6), My Version

[Johnny be good!]

Sounds great!

[stevea]

We're still waiting!

[Adamantium]

Originally Posted by stevea

We're still waiting!

I am the biggest procrastinator, lol. I never forgot that I did this thread and I always think that one day I'll finish it but then I just don't.

[Charles Knox]

#132. "Dude Looks Like A Brady" As part of fraternity initiation, Greg and other pledges have to go on a panty raid at the Alpha Delta Chi sorority house. Of course the best laid plans of mice and men lead to Grag having to resort to whatever means necessary to sneak out and not get caught and placed on double secret probation.

[Charles Knox]

#133. "Brady Bad", During a raid at a college party, someone sneaks a joint in Gregs jacket. When Greg comes home for
the weekend, it falls out of his jacket and Jan finds it laying in the hallway.

[Charles Knox]

#134. "The Courtships Of Alice", Feeling sorry for Alice, because Sam stood her up for a night of bowling with the pals, Fred takes Alice out for the evening and sparks begin to fly. Now Fred is ready to challenge Sam to a duel for the hand of Alice, the fair maiden.

[Charles Knox]

#135. "The Courtships Of Alice Part 2: I Love You Alice B", Back with Sam, Alice can't stop thinking about Fred and how he was ready to fight for her hand.

#136. "The Whole Blooming Booming Brady Bunch Part One", With Fred and Alice's wedding just a few days away and between Greg's wild college escapades and Jan's brief experimentation, Carol really wants Mike to come back home. Carol receives a phone call that Mike was sent back home to recover after a building exploded and a falling beam knocked Mike unconcious. Carol learns from the doctor that Mike had to undergo plastic surgery and is suffering from amnesia because of the the blow he had received to the head.

#137. "The Whole Blooming Booming Brady Bunch Part Two", Using clips and stories from past episodes, the family helps Mike regain his memory just in time for Alice's wedding. Sam suprises Alice unexpectedly and wants her back madly. In a room alone, Fred recites his vows to Alice and melts her heart and from that point, she knows there is no turning back. After the wedding, the kids hug her and now call her Aunt Alice.

[stevea]

#138. "Honeymoon in Santa Barbara." While Fred sleeps, Alice replays her times together with Sam in her mind. She falls asleep and dreams about how life would have been with Sam. The dream takes a nasty turn, and she wakes, realizing the dream confirms her correct choice. Meanwhile, back at the Brady house, Carol considers returning to her "back flip" hairdo, and at Bobby and Oliver's urging, Peter tries to claim the attic room, and offers to take Cindy's and Jan's chores for a month for trying to convince Marcia to surrender it to him because they miss her so much. When that fails, Carol intervenes and convinces the kids that it's the boys' turn next, so Peter will get it when Marcia starts college.

#139. "Aunt Jenny's Lift." After losing a cheerleader tryout, Jan needs a lift; she is buoyed when Aunt Jenny returns, with a new face! Jan figures there is hope for her now, and begins researching plastic surgery at the library, with Jenny's help. The librarian shushes Jenny when she starts making her weird noises. Meanwhile, Oliver thinks his glasses make him look too studious, and lobbies for contact lenses; Carol models her new hairdo and the girls try to get her to cut it off.

#140. "The House Painters." Peter and Bobby decide to start a house painting business, starting with the Brady house trim. They get into an argument over paint colors, and Bobby ups it a notch by flicking paint at Peter with his brush. Things quickly get out of control, and Mike, feeling much better by now, tries to intervene. Being in the line of fire, he quickly gets covered with paint. As Carol is trying to clean him up with rags, he tells her he's ready to get back to his year-long assignment. Meanwhile, Cindy's new boyfriend urges her to start wearing makeup, and her sisters try to argue her out of it before Carol finds out.

[Charles Knox]

Originally Posted by stevea

#138. "Honeymoon in Santa Barbara." While Fred sleeps, Alice replays her times together with Sam in her mind. She falls asleep and dreams about how life would have been with Sam. The dream takes a nasty turn, and she wakes, realizing the dream confirms her correct choice. Meanwhile, back at the Brady house, Carol considers returning to her "back flip" hairdo, and at Bobby and Oliver's urging, Peter lobbies to claim Greg's attic room, which was left unoccupied when Greg went to college.

I liked using Adamantium's original character to give Alice a better romantic interest over Sam the meat headed butcher. It was also a neat way to make her a legit part of the family.

[Adamantium]

Thank you to Charles Knox and stevea for completing the season for me. Those were some pretty Brady-riffic episodes! Totally far out and groovy!

[Adamantium]

Originally Posted by stevea

and at Bobby and Oliver's urging, Peter lobbies to claim Greg's attic room, which was left unoccupied when Greg went to college.

#140. "The House Painters." Peter and Bobby decide to start a house painting business, starting with the Brady house trim. They get into an argument over paint colors, and Bobby ups it a notch by flicking paint at Peter with his brush. Things quickly get out of control, and Mike, feeling much better by now, tries to intervene. Being in the line of fire, he quickly gets covered with paint. As Carol is trying to clean him up with rags, he tells her he's ready to get back to his year-long assignment. Meanwhile, Cindy's new boyfriend urges her to start wearing makeup, and her sisters try to argue her out of it before Carol finds out.

[Last show of season 6. After Sherwood had to alter the script to send Mike back to his far-off job (due to Robert Reed walking out after getting doused with paint), he fires Reed and the rest of the cast awaits word as to whether or not there will be a season 7.]

Two things. First up, I mentioned that Marcia got the attic bedroom in the first episode of the season. So, maybe make a slight alteration to the plot where perhaps Bobby and Oliver try to convince Marcia to go back to the bedroom with Jan and Cindy, claiming they miss her so much (so Peter can have the attic) or Jan and Peter both fight for the attic with the knowledge that Marcia will be leaving for college in the fall.

The second thing, you mention episode #140 is the last episode. If you wouldn't mind bumping that up to #141, I have an idea for an episode that would go before it.

#140. "The Super Bradys"
Bobby writes and illustrates his own comic book which features his family as a group of super heroes. The actors act out the comic book storyline as Bobby reads it to the family.

[Robert Reed was slated to appear in this episode since he was eying a permanent return to the series, but felt the script was so bad, he refused to be in it. He wasn't alone. This episode is often considered the worst episode of The Brady Bunch by the fans.]

[stevea]

Funny, I had obviously forgotten Marcia got the attic, but I had the thought she might have. after I made up the story.

Anyway, I edited it--it should look OK if you change your finale to #141. Let me know if anything else needs to be changed.

[Charles Knox]

Originally Posted by Adamantium

Two things. First up, I mentioned that Marcia got the attic bedroom in the first episode of the season. So, maybe make a slight alteration to the plot where perhaps Bobby and Oliver try to convince Marcia to go back to the bedroom with Jan and Cindy, claiming they miss her so much (so Peter can have the attic) or Jan and Peter both fight for the attic with the knowledge that Marcia will be leaving for college in the fall.

The second thing, you mention episode #140 is the last episode. If you wouldn't mind bumping that up to #141, I have an idea for an episode that would go before it.

#140. "The Super Bradys"
Bobby writes and illustrates his own comic book which features his family as a group of super heroes. The actors act out the comic book storyline as Bobby reads it to the family.

[Robert Reed was slated to appear in this episode since he was eying a permanent return to the series, but felt the script was so bad, he refused to be in it. He wasn't alone. This episode is often considered the worst episode of The Brady Bunch by the fans.]

ABC originally used the Brady Kids cartoon to help launch Superfriends. Filmation could animate the comic book scenes and it could have also served as a Fall Saturday morning preview.

[Adamantium]

Originally Posted by Charles Knox

ABC originally used the Brady Kids cartoon to help launch Superfriends. Filmation could animate the comic book scenes and it could have also served as a Fall Saturday morning preview.

I thought about that concept for the episode but wasn't sure if it was too far out an idea for 1975 (to have 1 episode of a live-action show be animated). Plus, I like the idea of the actors all dressed up as super heroes and it truly being considered a bad episode by the fans. Plus, Robert Reed wanted nothing to do with that episode due to its super silly nature.

[Adamantium]

Originally Posted by Charles Knox

#136. "The Whole Blooming Booming Brady Bunch Part One", With Fred and Alice's wedding just a few days away and between Greg's wild college escapades and Jan's brief experimentation, Carol really wants Mike to come back home. Carol receives a phone call that Mike was sent back home to recover after a building exploded and a falling beam knocked Mike unconcious. Carol learns from the doctor that Mike had to undergo plastic surgery and is suffering from amnesia because of the the blow he had received to the head.

#137. "The Whole Blooming Booming Brady Bunch Part Two", Using clips and stories from past episodes, the family helps Mike regain his memory just in time for Alice's wedding. Sam suprises Alice unexpectedly and wants her back madly. In a room alone, Fred recites his vows to Alice and melts her heart and from that point, she knows there is no turning back. After the wedding, the kids hug her and now call her Aunt Alice.

I assume you wrote these to be the two-part series finale before stevea and I added a few more episodes to the season?