Masterful Movie

It isn't all that great, actually. Really cheesy and very predicable of how certain scenes are gonna turn play out. However, I guess that's the charm of it all, because I would consider this one of my guilty pleasures.

This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows

There's a more than satisfactory amount of boom-boom in the movie's trim running time.

One of the worst TV shows ever.Funny thing though, Robert Reed, who hated the Brady Bunch show, agreed to do this show.The Brady Bunch was my favorite show while I was growing up. I looked forward to it every Friday night.Personally I never cared for any of the reunion shows, though the theater movies without the original cast were pretty funny.It would have been better if they had just left the Brady Bunch in 1974 the way I remember it.Some things are better left the way they are.

The Brady Bunch Variety Hour is very entertaining and packed with talent. Florence Henderson, Barry Williams, Maureen McCormick, and Geri Reischl are excellent singers. The dance routines combined with swimming in sync are really stunning. I loved the episodes of the original show when the kids started to sing and this gave me more of my favorite Brady moments.Tony Randall was hilarious in the opening show as always. Ann B. Davis (aka Alice) comes along in every show to provide some comic relief. There are some very entertaining Brady sketches that show moments with the Bradys at home. Sometimes, they're talking about the show. It's like you're watching a behind-the-scenes production meeting. This was a brilliant addition to the show. This type of crafting allows the viewer to escape into a world where the Bradys are actually real. The show is suitable for all age brackets without any innuendo or crude jokes. Great job as always, Brady cast!!!

This has to have been the worst television series ever (at least until "The Brady's" came along). When this show was announced, I thought it was just going to be a simple reunion show with the actors playing themselves then going into various sketches involving their characters. Instead they stay in character throughout the show. Rip Taylor was about the only funny thing on the show. Also, the other thing that was strange about this show was the fact that Eve Plumb (Jan) was the only one that didn't reprise her role (she was off doing more serious roles including starring in the acclaimed Dawn: Portrait of a Teenage Runaway). Instead, it was poor Geri Reischl to play the role of television's most famous middle daughter. It looks as if Plumb made the right choice and Reischl is nowhere to be found.

I have the pilot episode of this one on tape and show it at parties. People have one of two reactions: Hysterical laughter, or a deep rooted horror/anger which could lead to violence. The Brady Bunch gets its own variety show with the scariest costumes, sets, and production numbers - ever! Pilot episode has guest star Tony Randall doing some scary atonal rendition of Dr. Doolittle, and Alice helping the gang do a disco medley. Not for the faint of heart.