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22 episodes
| # | Airdate | Prod. Code | Title | Overview |
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| 96 | September 14, 1973 | 099 | Adios, Johnny Bravo | A slick-talking talent scout named Tami
Rogers wants sign Greg to a solo recording
contract, and totally make him over into a
singer named Johnny Bravo. He winds up
alienating his siblings (who believe Greg
had plans to abandon them) and upsetting his
parents when he announces plans to postpone
college. Greg's looking forward to solo
stardom, but when he discovers his
recordings have been electronically
"sweetened," he minces no words in
expressing his dislike for the end product.
Tami and her hipster associate openly admit
they liked Greg only because he "fit the
suit," prompting Greg to walk out. Two
unnamed songs are featured. The first is
used as an audition for the fictional show
"Hal Barton's TV Talent Review." Prominent
lyrics include "you've got to be in love to
love a love song." A second song is
performed on the show likely titled "Good
Time Music."
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| 97 | September 21, 1973 | 097 | Mail Order Hero | Bobby boasts that he personally knows
Joe Namath. When his friends demand he back
his words, he enlists Cindy to help arrange
his visit ... by writing the New York Jets
star and claiming that Bobby is deathly ill.
In the subplot Jan studies for a first aid
test.
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| 98 | September 28, 1973 | 096 | Snow White and the Seven Bradys | At Cindy's behest, the Brady family... and Sam... put on a backyard production of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" to raise funds for a well-liked teacher's retirement gift. When someone eats the "poisoned apple", Sam and Mike, in costume, must rush out to the grocery store to get more "poisoned apples." Their harried efforts are compounded when they learn they don't have a permit for the family's back yard theater. |
| 99 | October 5, 1973 | 100 | Never Too Young | After his first kiss, Bobby sees
skyrockets. To test it out, he goes and
kisses his new girlfriend Millicent (Cindy's
friend), not giving her time to warn him
that she may have the mumps. In the subplot
the Bradys plan to perform at a 20's revival
dance.
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| 100 | October 12, 1973 | 101 | Peter and the Wolf | Greg's date, Sandra, cancels when her cousin Linda visits from out of town. Wanting to salvage the date, Greg arranges for a double date, but when no one wants to pair up with Linda (who was wearing braces the last time Sandra saw her cousin), he turns to Peter. Passing him off as a "friend" in his high school class, the girls eventually suspect Greg's ruse but don't let on. Sandra and Linda later hatch a get-even plan at a local pizza parlor, where in the subplot Mike and Carol - on Jan's and Marcia's recommendation of great pizza - are entertaining a Mexican client and his wife. Sandra and Linda's shenanigans inadvertently cause Mike to nearly lose his client's contract. |
| 101 | October 19, 1973 | 102 | Getting Greg's Goat | Greg is involved in the heist of a rival
school's mascot ... a goat named Raquel. Not
only does Raquel lead to a series of
misunderstandings (most notably Mike's that
Greg had slept with a girl in his room), but
the goat also wreaks havoc throughout the
household. Eventually, Greg is caught
red-handed and ordered by the school's vice
principal to write a 5,000-word essay on
mascot stealing.
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| 102 | October 26, 1973 | 105 | Marcia Gets Creamed | Marcia, Peter and Jan all get jobs at
the local ice cream shop, with varying
results. Marcia's hired first, then the
manager wants to take a break, so he puts
Marcia in charge and hires Peter. Peter
goofs off, prompting Marcia to fire him and
hire a replacement - Jan, who's the opposite
of Peter. When the manager realizes he needs
to stay at the shop, he has to fire one
Brady... and keep the one who works the
hardest. In the subplot, Mike is put on a
diet to lose weight he had gained and to
help Alice stick to her diet.
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| 103 | November 2, 1973 | 106 | My Brother's Keeper | Bobby saves Peter from being struck by a falling ladder. A grateful Peter, offering to become Bobby's "slave for life," soon regrets his offer. In the subplot the girls' bedroom is being wallpapered. |
| 104 | November 9, 1973 | 104 | Quarterback Sneak | A rival high school quarterback named
Jerry Rogers feigns interest in Marcia, as
part of a ploy to get at the Westdale High
School football team's playbook. Greg tries
to warn Marcia about her new boyfriend, and
Bobby backs his story when he sees Jerry try
to steal the book. Later, Greg devises a
fake playbook and convinces Marcia to invite
Jerry over. This time, Marcia finds out
Jerry's true intentions and immediately
breaks up with him. Later, Greg and his
brothers are laughing about how they've
fooled Jerry, but Mike tells Greg that what
he did was just as dishonest as his rival.
Greg tries to let Jerry off the hook, but
Jerry is convinced that he has the real
playbook. In the end, Jerry's coach finds
out about the theft and suspends him. In the
subplot, Carol is visited by her egomaniacal
high school sweetheart, Tank Gates.
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| 105 | November 16, 1973 | 107 | Try, Try Again | When she finds she simply has no talent as a dancer, Jan tries – sometimes, too hard – to find something she is good at. Eventually, Jan finds her niche as a painter. In the subplot, Mike is preparing a special dinner for the family. |
| 106 | November 23, 1973 | 103 | The Cincinnati Kids | The Bradys travel to Kings Island
amusement park in Cincinnati, Ohio, where
Mike's company hopes to win the contract to
build an addition. The hopes are mislaid
when Jan unknowingly walks off with the
plans, leaving Mike with her poster of Yogi
Bear. The family furiously scrambles to
retrace their steps and rush the plans to
Mike and his clients before the 5 p.m.
deadline.
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| 107 | December 7, 1973 | 098 | The Elopement | Everyone is convinced that Alice and Sam plan to elope during a weekend outing. In the subplot, Bobby takes up learning to play the organ. In the end Alice does not elope. |
| 108 | December 21, 1973 | 110 | Miss Popularity | To win the title of her school's Most Popular Girl competition, Jan makes a host of promises to her friends. When she wins the competition, she fails to make good on the promises and becomes an insufferable snob. In the subplot, Mike is having trouble planning a vacation for him and Carol. |
| 109 | January 4, 1974 | 108 | Kelly's Kids | A couple who is friends with Mike and
Carol plan to adopt a young boy (Todd
Lookinland) from a local orphanage ... and
wind up adopting the youngster's two friends
– an African American (Billy "Pop" Attmore)
and an Asian (Carey Wong) – as well, much to
the chagrin of the new family's bigoted
neighbor.
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| 110 | January 11, 1974 | 109 | The Driver's Seat | After a nervous non-start at her first driver's examination, Marcia gets her license on a second try, and is soon engaged in a debate with Greg over which gender has the better driving abilities. In the subplot, Jan is preparing for a debate for the debating team. |
| 111 | January 18, 1974 | 111 | Out of This World | Peter and Bobby, the night after meeting
astronaut James McDivitt, become convinced
they've seen a UFO in the backyard, but it's
only Greg playing a practical joke on his
gullible brothers. However, when the boys
get photographic proof of the "UFO," Mike
decides to call in an Army captain to
investigate. Greg is forced to admit the
truth.
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| 112 | January 25, 1974 | 113 | Welcome Aboard | Cousin Oliver comes to live with the
Bradys while his parents go to South
America, and nearly wears out his welcome
when he is involved in a series of minor
accidents in his eagerness to help out. The
Bradys seem to gain good-natured revenge on
rotten luck when they visit a movie studio.
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| 113 | February 8, 1974 | 112 | Two Petes in a Pod | Pete meets his exact double at school
after making a date with a girl. When
Arthur, the double, makes a date for Peter
while masquerading, Peter must enlist
Arthur's help to avoid breaking either date.
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| 114 | February 15, 1974 | 116 | Top Secret | Bobby and Oliver jump to all sorts of conclusions when Mike is visited by an FBI agent, and subsequently is asked to help Sam with a "top secret" project to expand his store. |
| 115 | February 22, 1974 | 114 | The Snooperstar | To teach Cindy a lesson in reading her
diary without permission, Marcia (with some
help from Jan) creates fake entries about
how a Hollywood agent plans to discover
Cindy and make her over into the next
Shirley Temple. Cindy becomes convinced that
Mike's fussy client is the talent scout.
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| 116 | March 1, 1974 | 115 | The Hustler | The Bradys get a pool table as a "thank
you" gift from Mike's boss, and Bobby
quickly becomes a billiards expert. In the
subplot Mike and Carol have a dinner party
and play pool on their new pool table and
return it at the end of the party.
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| 117 | March 8, 1974 | 117 | The Hair-Brained Scheme | Bobby sells Greg a container of hair
pomade that turns the older Brady brother's
hair into a Bowie-esque tangerine-colored
mane on the eve of his high school
commencement.
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