The Brady Bunch

Mike Brady

Carol Brady

Alice Nelson

Marcia Brady

Jan Brady

Cindy Brady

Greg Brady

Peter Brady

Bobby Brady

The family dog, Tiger, was killed by a car between seasons on the show. A replacement dog proved unworkable. The doghouse remained on set because one of the studio lights fell and burned a hole through the astroturf, and the doghouse covered up the burned spot.

This was the first television series to be created and produced by Paramount Studios, which up until that time had been a movie studio exclusively. Earlier TV shows, such as Star Trek (1966) and Bonanza (1959), were acquired by Paramount when the studio purchased Desilu.

The Brady's next-door neighbors, the Ditmeyer's, were mentioned frequently, but only Mister Ditmeyer was seen only once, in a 5 to 10-second cameo, in the closing scene of, The Brady Bunch: Coming Out Party (1971). It appears to be the same actor, Paul Sorenson, that played the role of Ralph Hinton, father of Buddy Hinton, in The Brady Bunch: A Fistful of Reasons (1970).

In episode, The Brady Bunch: What Goes Up..., where the family attempts to cure Bobby's fear of heights by getting a trampoline, Mrs. Brady first spoke to Christopher Knight, (Peter Brady) "Go get 'em, Chris!." Later on, Greg spoke to Jan, acted by Eve Plumb, saying "Why don't you give it a try, Eve?."

In episode The Brady Bunch: Click when Greg (Barry Williams) is playing football and cracks his rib, he is wearing a different uniform and helmet than either of the two teams that are scrimmaging in the footage.

Each time the front of the Brady house is shown as though it were "evening", the same shot is used for "daytime". The evening shot of the house is only darkened. The same shadow that can be seen in the daytime shot in the lower right corner (caused by the roof) is seen on the evening shot.

Marcia Brady: Ooh! My nose!

Jan Brady: Lovely. Lovely. Isn't it just absolutely just lovely?

Alice Nelson: If there's anything I can't stand, it's a perfect kid. And SIX of 'em, yecch!