The Brady Bunch

Greg becomes obsessed with becoming a big league pitcher and is encouraged by Don Drysdale (former Los Angeles professional baseball player) to pursue his dream.

Mike and Carol are desperate to attend a hit play when they are offered tickets on short notice.

Marcia is so excited to have her first slumber party at the house with all of her friends. All of the girls are having a good time, until Principal Randolph (E. G. Marshall guest stars) calls with unfortunate news.

Greg is making a movie about the Pilgrims for school and involves the whole family.

Marcia is infatuated with a boy named Harvey Klinger and her family offers input to help her win his affection.

Greg plans to buy a car in two years and starts collecting advance payments for rides from his siblings. Mike steps in and offers Greg a part-time job at his architectural firm.

Bobby finds $1100 while playing football and decides to split it with just his brothers. The girls feel slighted and ask to be included in the hand out.

Cindy's schoolmate, Buddy, teases her because of her lisp and Peter runs to her defense. Buddy then calls Peter a coward for refusing to fight him, but it is only because he doesn't know how.

Jan has a crush on Clark Tyson, the best looking boy in her class. However, she is disheartened when she discovers that Clark has his eyes set on Marcia.

Cindy gets into trouble when she start telling lies. Not only does she lie to Mike and Carol about her siblings; she tells a lie that causes Alice and her boyfriend to get into a fight.

Peter talks his friends into letting Bobby join his tree house club. While Bobby is climbing up the ladder, he falls and sprains his ankle. Following the incident, he suffers from a severe fear of heights.

Peter is sure his weekend camping trip will be cancelled when he breaks his mother's favorite vase.

Jan looks for attention by playing practical jokes on her family. However, her pranks get out of hand when she loses Greg's pet mouse and science project, Myron, inside the house.

The girls are concerned when they catch Greg smoking with his friends. Greg admits to his folks that he was smoking and promises not to do it again. However, he breaks their trust the following day when a pack of cigarettes falls out of his pocket.

Jan feels insecure and lost in the middle as the second of three blonde daughters. In an effort to be noticed, she buys a brunette wig and gets laughed at by her brothers.

Bobby takes up an interest in playing the drums and drives the family up a wall. Meanwhile, Peter's football teammates pick on him for being in the choir.

Mike's boss, Mr. Phillips, invites the family on a weekend trip on his boat. Unfortunately, Cindy comes down with tonsillitis and the trip is postponed.

Now that Greg is in high school, he insists that he needs his privacy and pushes for getting his own room.

A television reporter interviews Marcia and asks for her opinion about womens lib.

After seeing a magician perform a disappearing act, Cindy is afraid of the dark and can't sleep unless the lights are on. Mike and Carol hope that her fears will dissipate by having her assist Peter with his magic act.

When Cindy comes home the winner of a Jacks competition, Bobby realizes that he is the only sibling without a trophy. He enters a televised ice-cream eating contest, confidant that he'll win.

The Brady kids are disheartened when they discover that the county is turning their neighborhood park into a courthouse. In an effort to save the land, they convince Carol to organize a protest.

A magazine, entitled, "Tomorrow's Woman," is asking for readers of merged families to submit a story about his or her family. Carol secretly composes an article about her family and sends it in.