The Brady Bunch

Mike, a widower with three sons, marries a widow with three daughters the result of the merger is a conglomerate family.

Marcia reads a letter in the newspaper's "Dear Libby" column, wherein the recently married author is stressed out over a living arrangement similar to the Bradys'.

Cindy's dilemma: Having to decide whether to invite her mother or new stepfather to her school play because of the school's undersized auditorium.

Alice doesn't think the boys need her as much anymore now that Carol is in the house--so she announces that she is leaving.

Cindy's beloved doll, Kitty Karry-All, disappears and Bobby is blamed for its theft.

Greg, Peter and Bobby are looking forward to their annual camp out with Mike and Alice. But this time, Carol and the girls are coming along.

Greg and Marcia run against each other for student body president, and their campaigns become very competitive and ugly.

Just in time for the holidays, Carol develops laryngitis and may not be able to sing at Christmas services, prompting Cindy to ask a department store Santa for a miracle.

Marcia wants to nominate Mike for "Father of the Year." But she wants to keep it a secret, which means she'll have to break family rules to get it done.

Mike worries over a newspaper horoscope, which predicts that a strange woman will enter his life.

Bobby is horrified when he goes out to feed the dog and Tiger is gone.

The Brady home turns into utter chaos when Carol leaves to care for an ailing aunt. Left to run the house, Alice sprains her ankle and can no longer tend to the family.

Marcia becomes convinced she's "ugly, ugly, ugly!" after having to wear braces.

The Bradys are surprised when Peter arrives home with torn clothes. He explains that he rescued a girl from a near-accident.

The children complain about the lack of space and privacy in their home. Mike takes the complaints seriously and puts the house up for sale. The kids immediately have remorse and devise a scheme to scare off potential buyers.

Mike and Carol switch roles for the day to settle an argument about who has the easier job.

Jan receives a locket from a secret admirer and all the Bradys are curious about who sent it.