"The Brady Kids" contains examples of:

"The Brady Bunch Hour" contains examples of:

• Beware the Nice Ones: Ann B. Davis, when it came to having to work with Rip Taylor. In a later memoir by Susan Olsen, it was contended that Davis absolutely did not like Taylor (due to the very adult content of his stand-up comedy act) and refused to even so much as acknowledge him other than what was needed for the show. Taylor, who was a fan of Davis beforehand, was puzzled at her attitude toward him and to this day, still is, since Davis has refused to talk about working on the show.
• Canon Discontinuity: This series was never mentioned in later spin offs.
• Puppet Show: Of the Sid & Marty Krofft variety.
• Rearrange the Song: By playing it with kazoos.

"The Brady Girls Get Married" contains examples of:

• Five-Episode Pilot: The movie got divided up into the first three episodes of The Brady Brides.
• Reunion Show: The only project to successfully reunite the whole "Bunch".

"The Brady Brides" contains examples of:

• Expository Theme Tune: A rearranged version of the Brady Bunch theme song. "It's a new life for two girls named Brady/who have left the Bunch to make it on their own."
  • Also wedding bells sound with "That's the way they both became The Brady Brides."
• Game Show Appearance: The Newlywed Game, naturally.
• Slobs Versus Snobs: A large amount of the show's conflict came from the very laid-back Wally trying to coexist with the incredibly tight-assed Philip, with Marcia and Jan each taking their husband's respective side. In one episode, their mom is trying to play peacemaker:
  Marcia: "Have you ever met a man... who rinses off the garbage before he throws it away?"
  Jan: "At least my husband throws it away. Yours keeps it around for old times sake!"
• This Is My Side
• Ugly Guy, Hot Wife: Wally and Marcia. Dear god, Wally and Marcia.

"A Very Brady Christmas" contains examples of:

• Cerebus Syndrome
• Christmas Special

"The Bradys" contains examples of:

• The Alcoholic: Marsha.
• Cerebus Syndrome: The original show was a sitcom, this was a full-out melodrama.
• Follow the Leader: Many reviewers felt that the creators were trying to create a 1990s Eight Is Enough.
• Rearrange the Song: "Here's the story of the family Brady/A man and wife whose kids are all now grown."
  • Even with only nine episodes, the show managed to produce two versions of the theme ... one instrumental, the other sung by Florence Henderson.
• Screwed by the Network: The first episode was a two-hour, and gained a significantly larger audience in the second hour, winning the time slot. CBS decided to go keep the earlier start time.

"Brady:An American Cronicle" contains examples of:

• Abraham Lincoln: At one point Lincoln's "A house divided" speech is contrasted with a simillar speech by Mike.
• Affectionate Parody: Of Ken Burns "Civil War" miniseries.
  Narrator: "Tonight Tv Land presents this 18 part miniseries...each chapter condensed into the following half hour presentation."
• Book Ends: Quotes by Abraham Lincoln begin and end the special.
• The Glorious War of Sisterly Rivalry: The segment Jan Verses Marsha allows everyone to explain why they prefer Marsha or Jan. Well...except for Guns 'N Roses's Slash...
  Slash: "Cindy...young Cindy. I wish she was that age now... (Laughs)"
• Narrator
• Rearrange the Song: With a slow and reverent instrumental version.
• Shout Out: The last credit is a picture of Robert Reed with the caption "Dedicated to The Man Named Brady"
  • Also references to earlier spin offs.
  Narrator: "And the family changed, as all American Families do...children grow up, get married, host variety shows and turn into cartoons."
• Significant Reference Date: Brady events are documented as happening on their original broadcast dates.
• This Is My Side: A show example is contrasted with the Mason/Dixon Line.

"Growing Up Brady" contains examples of:

• As Himself: Barry Williams and Brady Bunch creator/producer Sherwood Schwartz in the film's bookend sequences.
• Based on a True Story: Barry Williams' book about the production of The Brady Bunch.