Plot

Episode 1: Ghost Town, U.S.A.
Original Air Date—17 September 1971
The Bradys and Alice begin their trek to Grand Canyon. But a stop at a ghost town turns out to be a detour, after a demented prospector locks everyone in the jail, thinking they plan to steal his (non-existant) gold claim.

Episode 2: Grand Canyon or Bust
Original Air Date—24 September 1971
The Bradys convince the prospector that they are no threat to his fictional gold claim and continue their trip to Grand Canyon. After the family gets settled, Bobby and Cindy spot a young runaway Native American and, while chasing him down, get lost.

Episode 3: The Brady Braves
Original Air Date—1 October 1971
Mike meets with the young Native American's old-school grandfather, who has decried the boy's dreams of becoming an astronaut. The Grand Canyon adventure ends with the family going to a rain dance and getting honorary tribe names.

Episode 4: The Wheeler-Dealer
Original Air Date—8 October 1971
Greg gets his driver's license ... and his first set of wheels, thanks to his fast-talking buddy. But the car turns out to be a beat-up buggy, and no amount of restoration can turn this lemon into lemonade.

Episode 5: My Sister, Benedict Arnold
Original Air Date—15 October 1971
Greg and Marcia use their dates to get back at each other; the younger Brady siblings prepare for the school carnival by building a dunking tank.

Episode 6: The Personality Kid
Original Air Date—22 October 1971
The episode that gave birth to the catchphrase, "Porkchops and applesauce." Peter's Humphrey Bogart impression is part of his ill-guided attempt to create a new personality for himself, after being told at a dull party that he has no personality.

Episode 7: Juliet Is the Sun
Original Air Date—29 October 1971
Marcia lands the lead role in the school's upcoming production of "Juliet is the Sun." At first reserved, Marcia quickly develops an incredibly huge ego and becomes verbally abusive with her family and co-stars. She continues to press her luck and is let go from the play.

Episode 8: And Now, a Word from Our Sponsor
Original Air Date—5 November 1971
A hip director hires the Bradys (and Alice) to star in his latest project: A TV commercial for laundry detergent. But a few things stand in the family's way to stardom: deciding whether the new brand is better than the family's current choice; and their taking acting lessons from an actress whose style is forced.

Episode 9: The Private Ear
Original Air Date—12 November 1971
Peter uses his father's tape recorder to snoop on his siblings' conversations, creating dissension in the household. Mike catches on and counsels Peter on his behavior. Greg and Marcia, ticked that Peter got off easy, decide to really teach him a lesson.

Episode 10: Her Sister's Shadow
Original Air Date—19 November 1971
When Jan's teachers constantly compare her to Marcia, Jan makes her famous cry of in frustration: "Marcia! Marcia! Marcia!" Can her entry in a school-sponsored patriotic essay contest help Jan escape "Her Sister's Shadow"?

Episode 11: Click
Original Air Date—26 November 1971
Despite Carol's concern he might be seriously injured, Greg earns a spot on the varsity football team. His mother's fears become founded when he bruises his ribs during a scrimmage, so - after dealing with self-pity - tries to see how he can incorporate his photography hobby into the game.

Episode 12: Getting Davy Jones
Original Air Date—10 December 1971
Marcia boasts that she can get Davy Jones to perform at a school dance, then begins an all-out effort to try to get him to appear.

Episode 13: The Not-So-Rose-Colored Glasses
Original Air Date—24 December 1971
Jan's grades begin to worsen, and she takes someone else's bicycle from the park, a tipoff that she needs a vision exam. She learns the importance of wearing her glasses after an accident in the garage ruins the children's anniversary gift - a portrait of the kids - to Mike and Carol.

Episode 14: The Teeter-Totter Caper
Original Air Date—31 December 1971
Bobby and Cindy are asked by their older siblings to stay out of their way, then are told they weren't invited to their Aunt Gertrude's wedding. In a fit of self-importance, they set out to set a world's record for teeter-tottering.

Episode 15: Big Little Man
Original Air Date—7 January 1972
Bobby becomes self-conscious when he's the shortest one in the family, and becomes convinced he's going to remain height-challenged all his life. Following an ill-advised attempt by his sisters to encourage Bobby (they make him think he's grown 1 1/2 inches by doing stretch exercises) and then trying to flaunt his know-it-all genius, he has a chance to save Greg when they become locked in the meat freezer at Sam's Butcher Shop.

Episode 16: Dough Re Mi
Original Air Date—14 January 1972
The episode that made musical history ... at least in the Brady's world. Greg writes a song and invites his siblings to join him in recording the song. One problem: Peter's voice is going through puberty, and cracks at inopportune times during the song. Songs: "We Can Make the World a Whole Lot Better," "Time to Change."

Episode 17: Jan's Aunt Jenny
Original Air Date—21 January 1972
While the family is cleaning the attic, Jan is awed when she sees a portrait that she finds out is her Aunt Jenny, and asks to meet her. When Jenny visits, the family learns she has not aged gracefully - at least appearance-wise. The family - particularly Jan - learns that beauty is only skin deep.

Episode 18: The Big Bet
Original Air Date—28 January 1972
After Greg boasts that he can do twice as many pull ups as Bobby, the youngest Brady brother demands he put up or shut up. An agitated Greg finally agrees, declaring that the loser of the bet does everything the winner says.

Episode 19: The Power of the Press
Original Air Date—4 February 1972
Peter joins the school newspaper staff, where he prints his classmates' names in an effort to impress them. After nearly failing a science test, Peter hopes to earn points with his teacher by writing a flattering column about him; however, Peter fails to win over his teacher.

Episode 20: Sergeant Emma
Original Air Date—11 February 1972
When Alice goes on vacation, Cousin Emma - a sergeant from the Women's Army Corps - fills in. She ends up driving the family crazy through her micromanagement of the household and by making them do daily calisthenics. However, the exhausted Bradys learn a lesson about being appreciated when they throw a "welcome home" party for Alice that Emma interprets as a farewell bash.

Episode 21: Cindy Brady, Lady
Original Air Date—18 February 1972
Cindy wants to act older than her age (again), so she can participate in her older sisters' activities. Bobby poses Cindy's "secret admirer," then when Mike wants to expose him, he gets one of his classmates to pose as the admirer.

Episode 22: My Fair Opponent
Original Air Date—3 March 1972
Marcia's decision to make over a "plain Jane" (as part of her candidacy for hostess of Banquet Night) is one she may live to regret.

Episode 23: The Fender Benders
Original Air Date—10 March 1972
A minor parking lot car accident involving the Bradys winds up in small claims court, after the other driver claims he was seriously hurt because of Carol's supposed reckless driving. Mike decides to expose the ruse in court.

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