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The Brady Kids

1972

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  • 2
  • 1

EP1 Frankincense Sep 08, 1973

The Bradys try to foil a couple of jewel thieves who have stolen their jewel-hungry robots.

EP2 Teacher's Pet Sep 15, 1973

Cindy would like to have a cat for a pet so the Brady's talking pet myna bird Marlon asks' his old friend Miss. Tickle, a High School teacher who he study magic together, if he could barrow her cat Tut Tut for Cindy to take of for awhile. Tut Tut is a ceramic cat on her desk that would come to life after Miss Tickle recited an incantation. But as usual Marlon get's the incantation wrong and transforms Tut Tut into a hippopotamus then transports him to Africa.

EP3 Marcia's Lib Sep 22, 1973

The boys and the girls form rival camping groups, both of which get lost in the woods. The Brady siblings must work together to find their way back to camp.

EP4 Ceiling Zero Sep 29, 1973

Marlon brings the famous painter Michael "Angelglow" from the past to help the kids paint their tree house. But when Michael is stolen by art thieves, the Bradys have to track him down so that Marlon can return the artist to his own time.

EP5 Who Believes in Ghosts? Oct 06, 1973

The Bradys decide to restore the former home of the deceased Colonel Jones. Thieves hide in the house and attempt to scare the kids off, but the ghost of Colonel Jones has other ideas.
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The Brady Kids is an animated television series, produced by Filmation in association with Paramount Television and seen on ABC from 1972 to 1973. It was an animated spinoff of ABC's live action situational comedy, The Brady Bunch and spun off another Filmation series, Mission: Magic!, starring rock star Rick Springfield.

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BootDigest Such a frustrating disappointment
Moustroll Good movie but grossly overrated
TaryBiggBall It was OK. I don't see why everyone loves it so much. It wasn't very smart or deep or well-directed.
Fleur Actress is magnificent and exudes a hypnotic screen presence in this affecting drama.
Brian Washington When I think of this show, I wonder how this ever got on the air. You have the Brady kids sans their parents Mike and Carol and their housekeeper Alice. Replacing them are a big dog named Moptop, a magical talking mynah bird named Marlin and a pair of annoying pandas named Ping and Pong. Also, this show allowed the kids to display their musical talents, which were marginal at best. Maureen McCormick and Barry Williams had semi-successful singing careers, but with the awful bubblegum pop tunes they were handed on this show you wonder how they were able to get their singing careers off the ground.
dootuss I saw my first glimpse of this atrocity about 4 years ago when Nickelodeon aired it on that old summer program they used to air called "Nick in the afternoon". This show really sucked. It was bad enough to have the Brady Bunch, but having the kids on the Brady Bunch have their own Saturday morning cartoon is insane. C'mon who thought that a talking bird who could perform magic could be entertaining?! Apparently the people who made this show thought it was, especially due to the fact that they were probably smoking something too. Not only that, this show was also made by Filmation which is quite know as "The worst cartoon studio in the world".If you see the kids from the Brady Bunch animated avoid at all costs!
rchaney101 I was a kid when i saw this show and it was silly it's the brady kids what can you expect. it's a cartoon. most cartoons in the 70s were either rock groups or mystory solving slueths. personelly i liked scooby doo better. oh and the osmonds and the jackson 5 were pretty good too. rchaney101
DgrWoman I remember one episode of that show, in which Superman/Clark Kent made a special appearence in that episode. If you don't believe in superheroes, this will make you believe!