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* PandaingToTheAudience: Two pandas named Ping and Pong are the kids' {{team pet}}s.
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* DoItYourselfThemeTune: Each episode begins with the cast singing a ThemeTuneRollCall to the same tune as the ''Brady Bunch'' theme song.
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* MenAreStrongWomenArePretty: The theme song straight out introduces the boys as the brothers of the three sisters, taking care to describe Greg as "the leader and a good man for the job" while the girls are referred to as "See our sisters, they're all quite pretty" with the song only describing Marcia's "eyes of sparkling blue" and Jan being referred to in the vague "groovy".
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* MenAreStrongWomenArePretty: The theme song straight out introduces the boys as the brothers of the three sisters, taking care to describe Greg as "the leader and a good man for the job" while the girls are referred to as "See our sisters, they're all quite pretty" with the song only describing Marcia's "eyes of sparkling blue" and Jan being referred to in with the vague "groovy". At least she fared better than Cindy, who merely got "And then there's Cindy too."
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* SpecialGuest: Special mention goes to the kids meeting Wonder Woman in her animation debut.television debut.
** Superman also drops by and Cindy almost kills him. Her rock collection includes kryptonite.
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* MenAreStrongWomenArePretty: The theme song straight out introduces the boys as the brothers of the three sisters, taking care to describe Greg as "the leader and a good man for the job" while the girls are referred to as "See our sisters, they're all quite pretty" with the song only describing Marcia's "eyes of sparkling blue" and Jan being referred to in the vague "groovy".
* MenAreStrongWomenArePretty: The theme song straight out introduces the boys as the brothers of the three sisters, taking care to describe Greg as "the leader and a good man for the job" while the girls are referred to as "See our sisters, they're all quite pretty" with the song only describing Marcia's "eyes of sparkling blue" and Jan being referred to in the vague "groovy".
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* TheRustler: In "Give Me a Home Where the Panda Bears Roam and the Dog and the Mynah Bird Play," the kids discover that the cattle herd they are supposed to be taking on a CattleDrive consists of one cow. However, it is marked for rustling by two grizzled old-timers, Sagebrush and Tumbleweed.
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* PackedHero: In "Pop Goes the Mynah", Marlon is sealed in a can at a soda factory, and the Bradys have to rescue him.
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* CattleDrive: In "Give Me a Home Where the Panda Bears Roam and the Dog and the Mynah Bird Play", the kids go on a cattle drive. As usual, Marlon's magic makes a mess of things.
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'''''The Brady Kids''''' was the AnimatedAdaptation of ''Series/TheBradyBunch'', produced by Creator/{{Filmation}} and originally airing from 1972 to 1974 on Creator/{{ABC}}. Most of the plot was about their misadventures and their songs. They had instruments, too: Greg and Peter on guitars, Bobby on drums, Marcia on tambourine and Jan on keyboards. Added was Cindy (in front of Greg) on a smaller guitar. Alice and the parents were missing from the series, and Tiger had been replaced by Moptop, a different dog. They also had two pet pandas that spoke nothing but Chinese-sounding gibberish and a magical myna bird. They had a musical performance OnceAnEpisode, and encountered various guest stars, from Franchise/WonderWoman (in her first animated appearance) to Franchise/TheLoneRanger.
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* MythologyGag: In "You Took the Words Right Out of My Tape", Cindy is looking at the Sabertooth Tiger in the wax museum and comments on how nice it would be to have a "tiger" as a pet.[[note]]Get it?[[/note]] Doubles as a StealthPun.
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* MagicSkirt: An episode featuring a scene of the kids ice skating on a pond had Cindy twirling around on one foot, but her skirt never twirls up. Likewise when she falls on her keister, her skirt does not flip up.
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'''''The Brady Kids''''' was the AnimatedAdaptation of ''TheBradyBunch'', produced by {{Creator/Filmation}} and originally airing from 1972 to 1974 on Creator/{{ABC}}. Most of the plot was about their misadventures and their songs. They had instruments, too: Greg and Peter on guitars, Bobby on drums, Marcia on tambourine and Jan on keyboards. Added was Cindy (in front of Greg) on a smaller guitar. Alice and the parents were missing from the series, and Tiger had been replaced by Moptop, a different dog. They also had two pet pandas that spoke nothing but Chinese-sounding gibberish and a magical myna bird. They had a musical performance OnceAnEpisode, and encountered various different guest stars, from WonderWoman (in her first animated appearance) to TheLoneRanger.
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* TheComplainerIsAlwaysWrong: The WonderWoman episode almost seems to be setting this up with Jan, who insists brain power is superior to physical strength. But the end of the episode has both her ''and'' Marcia learning that "the ultimate equation is a healthy body plus a healthy mind".
* CowboyEpisode: ''TheBradyKids'' had two: "Long Gone Silver" (guest-starring TheLoneRanger) and "Give Me a Home Where the Panda Bears Roam and the Dog and the Mynah Bird Play".
* CowboyEpisode: ''TheBradyKids'' had two: "Long Gone Silver" (guest-starring TheLoneRanger) and "Give Me a Home Where the Panda Bears Roam and the Dog and the Mynah Bird Play".
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* TheComplainerIsAlwaysWrong: The WonderWoman Franchise/WonderWoman episode almost seems to be setting this up with Jan, who insists that brain power is superior to physical strength. But the end of the episode has both her ''and'' Marcia learning that "the ultimate equation is a healthy body plus a healthy mind".
* CowboyEpisode:''TheBradyKids'' ''The Brady Kids'' had two: "Long Gone Silver" (guest-starring TheLoneRanger) Franchise/TheLoneRanger) and "Give Me a Home Where the Panda Bears Roam and the Dog and the Mynah Bird Play".
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* ShoutOut: In ''A Very Brady Sequel'', when Roy Martin / Trevor Thomas experiences his spaghetti-induced MushroomSamba, he sees Marlon, Ping, Pong, and the {{Creator/Filmation}} versions of the kids.
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* ShoutOut: In ''A Very Brady Sequel'', when Roy Martin / aka Trevor Thomas experiences his spaghetti-induced MushroomSamba, he sees Marlon, Ping, Pong, and the {{Creator/Filmation}} Creator/{{Filmation}} versions of the kids.
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* SpecialGuest: Special mention goes to the kids meeting WonderWoman in her first animated adaptation.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Mike, Carol, Alice and the house are no where to be seen.
* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: Great pains were taken to ''never'' say the name of the town the Brady Kids lived in. In one episode, Greg deliberately ''turned off the TV news'' one word before the announcer said the name of the town.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Mike, Carol, Alice and the house are no where to be seen.
* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: Great pains were taken to ''never'' say the name of the town the Brady Kids lived in. In one episode, Greg deliberately ''turned off the TV news'' one word before the announcer said the name of the town.
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animation debut.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Mike, Carol, Alice and the house areno where nowhere to be seen.
* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: Great pains were taken to ''never'' say the name of the town in which the Brady Kidslived in.lived. In one episode, Greg deliberately ''turned off the TV news'' one word before the announcer said the name of the town.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Mike, Carol, Alice and the house are
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'''''The Brady Kids''''' was the AnimatedAdaptation of ''TheBradyBunch'', produced by {{Filmation}} {{Creator/Filmation}} and originally airing from 1972 to 1974 on Creator/{{ABC}}. Most of the plot was about their misadventures and their songs. They had instruments, too: Greg and Peter on guitars, Bobby on drums, Marcia on tambourine and Jan on keyboards. Added was Cindy (in front of Greg) on a smaller guitar. Alice and the parents were missing from the series, and Tiger had been replaced by Moptop, a different dog. They also had two pet pandas that spoke nothing but Chinese-sounding gibberish and a magical myna bird. They had a musical performance OnceAnEpisode, and encountered various different guest stars, from WonderWoman (in her first animated appearance) to TheLoneRanger.
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* ShoutOut: In ''A Very Brady Sequel'', when Roy Martin / Trevor Thomas experiences his spaghetti-induced MushroomSamba, he sees Marlon, Ping, Pong, and the {{Filmation}} {{Creator/Filmation}} versions of the kids.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: Just ask Roy Martin in ''A Very Brady Sequel''.
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'''''The Brady Kids''''' was the AnimatedAdaptation of ''TheBradyBunch'', produced by {{Filmation}} and originally airing from 1972 to 1974 on {{ABC}}.Creator/{{ABC}}. Most of the plot was about their misadventures and their songs. They had instruments, too: Greg and Peter on guitars, Bobby on drums, Marcia on tambourine and Jan on keyboards. Added was Cindy (in front of Greg) on a smaller guitar. Alice and the parents were missing from the series, and Tiger had been replaced by Moptop, a different dog. They also had two pet pandas that spoke nothing but Chinese-sounding gibberish and a magical myna bird. They had a musical performance OnceAnEpisode, and encountered various different guest stars, from WonderWoman (in her first animated appearance) to TheLoneRanger.
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'''''The Brady Kids''''' was the AnimatedAdaptation of ''TheBradyBunch'', produced by {{Filmation}} and originally airing from 1972 to 1974 on {{ABC}}. Most of the plot was about their misadventures and their songs. They had instruments, too: Greg and Peter on guitars, Bobby on drums, Marcia on tambourine and Jan on keyboards. Added was Cindy (in front of Greg) on a smaller guitar. Alice and the parents were missing from the series, and Tiger had been replaced by Moptop, a different dog. They also had two pet pandas that spoke nothing but Chinese-sounding gibberish and a magical myna bird. They had a musical performance OnceAnEpisode, and encountered various different guest stars, from WonderWoman (in her first animated appearance) to TheLoneRanger.
[[BLAMEpisode ...yeah, it's all about like that.]]
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* AnimatedAdaptation
* AsLongAsItSoundsForeign: Ping and Pong, the two pandas. It's all gibberish meant to sound Chinese.
* BandToon
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Fleetwood, an added character
* TheComplainerIsAlwaysWrong: The WonderWoman episode almost seems to be setting this up with Jan, who insists brain power is superior to physical strength. But the end of the episode has both her ''and'' Marcia learning that "the ultimate equation is a healthy body plus a healthy mind".
* CowboyEpisode: ''TheBradyKids'' had two: "Long Gone Silver" (guest-starring TheLoneRanger) and "Give Me a Home Where the Panda Bears Roam and the Dog and the Mynah Bird Play".
* FeatherFingers: Marlon the myna bird uses them.
* GratuitousAnimalSidekick / TeamPet: Moptop, along with two pandas.
* HeliCritter: Marlon would fly by spinning his tail feathers like a rotor.
* {{Jerkass}}: Chuck White, an added character.
* LimitedAnimation / LazyArtist: And how. The animation of the kids walking and performing songs were exact duplicate motions from Filmation's Archie series of four years earlier.
* {{Meganekko}}: Jan
* PandaingToTheAudience: Two pandas are their {{team pet}}s.
* [[RobeAndWizardHat Wizard Hat]]: Marlon
* TheSeventies: Very evident.
* ShoutOut: In ''A Very Brady Sequel'', when Roy Martin / Trevor Thomas experiences his spaghetti-induced MushroomSamba, he sees Marlon, Ping, Pong, and the {{Filmation}} versions of the kids.
* SidekickExMachina: Whenever the Brady kids were in a jam, Marlon could always help them.
* SpecialGuest: Special mention goes to the kids meeting WonderWoman in her first animated adaptation.
* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs?: Just ask Roy Martin in ''A Very Brady Sequel''.
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'''''The Brady Kids''''' was the AnimatedAdaptation of ''TheBradyBunch'', produced by {{Filmation}} and originally airing from 1972 to 1974 on {{ABC}}. Most of the plot was about their misadventures and their songs. They had instruments, too: Greg and Peter on guitars, Bobby on drums, Marcia on tambourine and Jan on keyboards. Added was Cindy (in front of Greg) on a smaller guitar. Alice and the parents were missing from the series, and Tiger had been replaced by Moptop, a different dog. They also had two pet pandas that spoke nothing but Chinese-sounding gibberish and a magical myna bird. They had a musical performance OnceAnEpisode, and encountered various different guest stars, from WonderWoman (in her first animated appearance) to TheLoneRanger.
[[BLAMEpisode ...yeah, it's all about like that.]]
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!!Tropes used by the show:
* AnimatedAdaptation
* AsLongAsItSoundsForeign: Ping and Pong, the two pandas. It's all gibberish meant to sound Chinese.
* BandToon
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Fleetwood, an added character
* TheComplainerIsAlwaysWrong: The WonderWoman episode almost seems to be setting this up with Jan, who insists brain power is superior to physical strength. But the end of the episode has both her ''and'' Marcia learning that "the ultimate equation is a healthy body plus a healthy mind".
* CowboyEpisode: ''TheBradyKids'' had two: "Long Gone Silver" (guest-starring TheLoneRanger) and "Give Me a Home Where the Panda Bears Roam and the Dog and the Mynah Bird Play".
* FeatherFingers: Marlon the myna bird uses them.
* GratuitousAnimalSidekick / TeamPet: Moptop, along with two pandas.
* HeliCritter: Marlon would fly by spinning his tail feathers like a rotor.
* {{Jerkass}}: Chuck White, an added character.
* LimitedAnimation / LazyArtist: And how. The animation of the kids walking and performing songs were exact duplicate motions from Filmation's Archie series of four years earlier.
* {{Meganekko}}: Jan
* PandaingToTheAudience: Two pandas are their {{team pet}}s.
* [[RobeAndWizardHat Wizard Hat]]: Marlon
* TheSeventies: Very evident.
* ShoutOut: In ''A Very Brady Sequel'', when Roy Martin / Trevor Thomas experiences his spaghetti-induced MushroomSamba, he sees Marlon, Ping, Pong, and the {{Filmation}} versions of the kids.
* SidekickExMachina: Whenever the Brady kids were in a jam, Marlon could always help them.
* SpecialGuest: Special mention goes to the kids meeting WonderWoman in her first animated adaptation.
* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs?: Just ask Roy Martin in ''A Very Brady Sequel''.
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