Mike and Carol learn that Greg wants to save up to buy a car. The family is a bit dismayed by how Greg intends to pay for it: by following in Mike's footsteps by becoming an architect. He wants to work side-by-side with his father and wants Mike to help him get a part-time job after school working at the architectural firm.

This week's episode: "Call Me Irresponsible" The Brady Bunch S2 E06, originally aired October 30, 1970.

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Some big laughs this week: How was sound handled on the set? Is watching the show akin to watching home-movies for the Bros? Behind the scenes stories about props on the set. Stick around to the end to see if Barry can finally tell his joke correctly, what a saga!

It's Q&A #53. Chris, Barry, and Ed are here to answer your fan questions! Get yours submitted to our Facebook page @realbradybros. Ask away for the next one.

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Greg and Marcia think Peter will keep on spying since his punishment was no punishment at all. They decide to test their theory by planting a message about a surprise party for Peter on the tape recorder, to see if he listens to it. Mike and Carol learn of this and sabotage the revenge by throwing him an actual surprise party. 

This week's episode: "The Private Ear" The Brady Bunch S3 E09, originally aired November 12, 1971.

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Using Mike's tape recorder, Peter eavesdrops on his siblings' conversations, leading to arguments between them. Mike talks to Peter about his behavior, but Greg and Marcia take things into their own hands for revenge.

This week's episode: "The Private Ear" The Brady Bunch S3 E09, originally aired November 12, 1971.

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The family is excited for Cindy's play as they help her learn her lines, make her costume, and  her props. Meanwhile there's still only one ticket... it's bad enough that her siblings and Alice can't attend the play, but Cindy doesn't know how to choose between her parents. Mom has attended everything she's ever been involved with and is her biggest booster, but she doesn't want to make her new father feel excluded. 

This week's episode: "Eenie, Meenie, Mommy, Daddy" The Brady Bunch S1 E03, originally aired October 10, 1969

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Strap in Brady fans, we are going back to Season One! 

Cindy is starring in the school play as the fairy princess. She is very excited at the thought of her entire family watching her in the play, then is heartbroken when she discovers that she can only bring one parent.

This week's episode: "Eenie, Meenie, Mommy, Daddy" The Brady Bunch S1 E03, originally aired October 10, 1969

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This week: Did Alice eat every meal alone every single night? Did the cast have any input on the movies? Has there been renewed interest in the show from younger audiences? Sid and Marty Krofft specials, Don Knotts jokes, and more! 

It's Q&A #52. Chris, Barry, and Ed are here to answer your fan questions! Get yours submitted to our Facebook page @realbradybros. Ask away for the next one.

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Cindy secretly helps to arrange Joe Namath's visit by writing the star quarterback and claiming that Bobby is deathly ill. Bobby learns of Cindy's plan only when Namath comes to visit and he plays along. Joe is not angered and even offers to throw some passes with Bobby and his friends before he leaves.

This week's episode: "Mail Order Hero" The Brady Bunch S5 E2, originally aired September 21, 1973

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Bobby boasts to his friends that he personally knows quarterback Joe Namath, of the New York Jets. When Bobby's friends demand he back his words, Cindy secretly helps to arrange Namath's visit, by writing the star quarterback and claiming that Bobby is deathly ill.

This week's episode: "Mail Order Hero" The Brady Bunch S5 E2, originally aired September 21, 1973

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Bobby still abuses his power and writes people up for minor infractions, including his older siblings. He eventually learns his lesson when he breaks the rules himself, in order to save a classmate's cat from an abandoned house. 

This week's episode: "Law and Disorder" The Brady Bunch S4 E14, originally aired January 12, 1973.

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