Alice may not have been a Brady by blood, but she sure as hell was one regardless. She showed love to all of the kids, and Mike and Carol. She even went on trips with the Brady's and it's obvious that they love her as much she loves them. True MVP, that Alice.
Damn good actress, that Ann B Davis. Seeing these little snippets is so comforting,,,, a hug from childhood. The show seemed hokey at times, but watching these I find it much more quality than I recall.
I agree with you there. Alice Nelson wore a uniform but she was like a member of the family. She was around the boys from the time Bobby was born and around the girls from the time that they were really young. I bet that a lot of people wish that they had a housekeeper like her
I agree. They were on their way to the airport to pick up his father and I remember her saying "We'll discuss this both before and after we pick up your father!" I sorta felt sorry for Tommy.
@@alondralabute2310 yes, I felt bad for Tommy. The mother was so mean to Greg, and very condescending to Carol, so it was good that she got put in her place.
I agree I love when the lady comes in what’s going on and she did apologize to Greg and she said wait till your father gets home. Holy smokes. I’m so glad I never smoked.
Uh, this is the Brady Bunch. In this era parents were worried that their kids would run away and join a cult with free love, and the girls would get pregnant. Or the boys would get drafted to Vietnam. Don’t think for one second that life was some kind of cakewalk then.
Greg friend, Tommy, was portrayed by Craig Huxley. He appeared in two classic Star Trek episodes, Operation Annihilate (as Kirks nephew), and And the Children Shall Lead. Later on, the former child actor, famed for patenting his own version and making extensive use of the "BLASTER BEAM", a unique musical instrument consisting of an 18-foot metal beam strung with 2 dozen strings and massive pickups. Played by striking the wires with metallic objects, mallets, and even artillery shell casings. It was first heard in Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979) as the distinctive metallic bass notes associated with "V'ger". It went on to become a staple of science fiction film scores in the 1980s through 2020 (such as 2010 (1984) and Alien³ (1992)). HIs music instruments were also heard in Star Trek: First Contact. He is the father of singer/actress/Co-Producer Fiona Huxley.
Similarly to an episode of Good Times where J.J. elopes with his girlfriend. Thelma and J.J.'s fiancee have the same-looking purse and get swapped accidentally. They find out that the girl is hooked on heroin.
And also "Archie Bunker's Place" when Archie found a joint in the laundry basket. His older niece, Billie, realizing that it belonged to the younger niece, Stephanie, took the blame, and Archie ordered her to move out of the house. Stephanie never actually smoked any pot, but her friends gave a joint to her and urged her to try it. Just as Billie was set to leave, Stephanie fessed up. This tends to be a common (and often overdone) theme in television shows.
In the real world, Greg’s friend would never let Greg grab his arm like that to tell Greg’s folks what happened. He would said “get the hell off of me I’m out. Tell your folks whatever u want!” Then again, it’s TV. Ha.
Not really, his teammate was already on the way to exchange jackets, if Alice said nothing, Greg would of found out the truth anyway with the door knock.
What guy his age in the early 1970s was going to a malt shop? Those were a very 1950s thing. I don't remember any existing anymore by then, except a few nostalgia places. Alice and the parents---they might have been of the generation to hang out in one as teens.
@@mk202 ... I just can't imagine writers so out of touch with teenager hangouts in '70-'71. Did they get confused and think they were writing a Happy Days script.... I wonder if the Real Brady Bros ever analyzed this episode and mentioned the malt shop part.
Alice would have made a great Public Defender. Also Greg didn't finish his Milk. It was synonomous on the Show the same way Tea was Synonomous on Degrassi. On UK Soaps whenever there's a problem they solve it with a Cup Of Tea. It kind of reminds me of when Theo Huxtable had a Marijuana Joint in his Textbook and he made the young man come home to admit that Theo was innocent.
When Greg's friend Tommy confessed to his mother that the cigarettes were his, and not Greg's, and she told him that he was in trouble plenty, it never was revealed whether his punishment was that he could not play in the band the night of the High School Dance. Maybe Tommy's parents were so angry with him, they killed him, like a lot of parents threaten to do when they get angry enough.
I love these days when parents are very worried about the kids smoking cigarettes. Patterns on concerned anymore they don't even care they smoke marijuana now and the parents smoke the marijuana with the kids. These days on The Brady bunch were much better parents were more concerned about their kids.
Ironically, Tommy's mother was the head of an anti-smoking group, in which she disqualified Carol as a member after Greg was found in possession of the Tommy's cigarettes.
@@Lava1964 old slang. IIRC it's short for "narcotics snitch" or the criminal inside man who rats to the cops on all the drug sellers. Snitch, basically.
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I’m so glad it is all straightened out - I knew it wasn’t Greg 🚬
Alice may not have been a Brady by blood, but she sure as hell was one regardless. She showed love to all of the kids, and Mike and Carol. She even went on trips with the Brady's and it's obvious that they love her as much she loves them. True MVP, that Alice.
Damn good actress, that Ann B Davis.
Seeing these little snippets is so comforting,,,, a hug from childhood.
The show seemed hokey at times, but watching these I find it much more quality than I recall.
I agree with you there. Alice Nelson wore a uniform but she was like a member of the family. She was around the boys from the time Bobby was born and around the girls from the time that they were really young. I bet that a lot of people wish that they had a housekeeper like her
sad all three of them gone now.
Agreed! She was the glue that held the Bradys together! ❤
@@1RdbyWell said…a hug from childhood for sure. ❤
Alice watches too many court tv shows like Perry Mason! 😂😂😂😂
I disagree. She’s watched just the right amount and solved the mystery! 😁
You should’ve left the part in when the snooty mother found out
I agree. They were on their way to the airport to pick up his father and I remember her saying "We'll discuss this both before and after we pick up your father!" I sorta felt sorry for Tommy.
@@alondralabute2310 yes, I felt bad for Tommy. The mother was so mean to Greg, and very condescending to Carol, so it was good that she got put in her place.
I agree I love when the lady comes in what’s going on and she did apologize to Greg and she said wait till your father gets home. Holy smokes. I’m so glad I never smoked.
I'm so glad that Alice watches a lot of television!
Alice also helped to find Tiger by marking places where he had been seen on a map of the city! She really should have been a detective!
Remember the days when parents were worried about their children smoking 🚬?Good times.
I know right? Now they have worries that are 10X worse.
Now it's drugs, vaping, Marijuana, etc
@@jakebluethunderdo you want A boyfriend😂😂😂
Uh, this is the Brady Bunch. In this era parents were worried that their kids would run away and join a cult with free love, and the girls would get pregnant. Or the boys would get drafted to Vietnam. Don’t think for one second that life was some kind of cakewalk then.
Now they get sex changes.
Greg friend, Tommy, was portrayed by Craig Huxley. He appeared in two classic Star Trek episodes, Operation Annihilate (as Kirks nephew), and And the Children Shall Lead.
Later on, the former child actor, famed for patenting his own version and making extensive use of the "BLASTER BEAM", a unique musical instrument consisting of an 18-foot metal beam strung with 2 dozen strings and massive pickups. Played by striking the wires with metallic objects, mallets, and even artillery shell casings. It was first heard in Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979) as the distinctive metallic bass notes associated with "V'ger". It went on to become a staple of science fiction film scores in the 1980s through 2020 (such as 2010 (1984) and Alien³ (1992)). HIs music instruments were also heard in Star Trek: First Contact. He is the father of singer/actress/Co-Producer Fiona Huxley.
Anne B Davis did rock on this show...I can see why Sherwood Schwartz paid the big bucks for her.
We all know 'Kay' couldn't fill Alice's shoes. She was just a maid.
I know
The malt shop….. dance practice…..a mystery…… this was like a “Scooby-doo” episode.
The cosby show did almost the exact same episode but it was a marijuana cigarette found in Theo's Geometry book
Similarly to an episode of Good Times where J.J. elopes with his girlfriend. Thelma and J.J.'s fiancee have the same-looking purse and get swapped accidentally. They find out that the girl is hooked on heroin.
And also "Archie Bunker's Place" when Archie found a joint in the laundry basket. His older niece, Billie, realizing that it belonged to the younger niece, Stephanie, took the blame, and Archie ordered her to move out of the house. Stephanie never actually smoked any pot, but her friends gave a joint to her and urged her to try it. Just as Billie was set to leave, Stephanie fessed up. This tends to be a common (and often overdone) theme in television shows.
You gotta love Alice, waiting on him hand and foot oh my goodness
In the real world, Greg’s friend would never let Greg grab his arm like that to tell Greg’s folks what happened. He would said “get the hell off of me I’m out. Tell your folks whatever u want!” Then again, it’s TV. Ha.
Greg didn't solve it. Alice did!
Not really, his teammate was already on the way to exchange jackets, if Alice said nothing, Greg would of found out the truth anyway with the door knock.
@@MarkWhich
I think there was a second message in that. How to analyze a problem.
They fell out of your pocket, Greg
Is it me? Or was that woman being intrusive
Great stuff! 😂
I wouldn’t tell his mom, it’s none of my business if cigarettes were found in some one else’s jacket
I would tell his mom, and besides I don't allow anyone to smoke inside my home.
Now it would be someone's crack pipe in the wrong jacket 😊
Or a gun.
Or cross sex hormones
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“Well, tell em”.
Smoke em if you got em
Probably 25 cents a pack back then.
Alice really cared for the kids
She sure did. She came to work for Mike brady in 1962 when Bobby was a Baby.
What guy his age in the early 1970s was going to a malt shop? Those were a very 1950s thing. I don't remember any existing anymore by then, except a few nostalgia places. Alice and the parents---they might have been of the generation to hang out in one as teens.
troll
They had one in Staunton VA until the 1990's.
The writers were kids in the 40s
Sherwood Schwartz was insistent on keeping the show wholesome and innocent, which resulted in the show's incongruity with the years it was filmed in.
@@mk202 ... I just can't imagine writers so out of touch with teenager hangouts in '70-'71. Did they get confused and think they were writing a Happy Days script.... I wonder if the Real Brady Bros ever analyzed this episode and mentioned the malt shop part.
Yikes, Greg, you had no idea about reconstructing the crime? You were the one who suggested the reenactment to find Jan's locket!
Alice would have made a great Public Defender. Also Greg didn't finish his Milk. It was synonomous on the Show the same way Tea was Synonomous on Degrassi. On UK Soaps whenever there's a problem they solve it with a Cup Of Tea. It kind of reminds me of when Theo Huxtable had a Marijuana Joint in his Textbook and he made the young man come home to admit that Theo was innocent.
When Greg's friend Tommy confessed to his mother that the cigarettes were his, and not Greg's, and she told him that he was in trouble plenty, it never was revealed whether his punishment was that he could not play in the band the night of the High School Dance. Maybe Tommy's parents were so angry with him, they killed him, like a lot of parents threaten to do when they get angry enough.
🤣🤣🤣🔪🔪🔪
Smoking is cool and you know it .
I love these days when parents are very worried about the kids smoking cigarettes. Patterns on concerned anymore they don't even care they smoke marijuana now and the parents smoke the marijuana with the kids. These days on The Brady bunch were much better parents were more concerned about their kids.
Now greg. Life isnt about cigarettes and girls. Its about alices' cooking and my den.
Ironically, Tommy's mother was the head of an anti-smoking group, in which she disqualified Carol as a member after Greg was found in possession of the Tommy's cigarettes.
She didn’t disqualify her. Carol quit the group.
@@SciTrekMan That's right. She did.
Snitches get stitches.
why wouldnt the school jacket have their names' on them? I had a school jacket and it had my name and Graduation year on it.
I couldn't recognize my jacket just from the smell of it.
gesus... 50 years later u trollss
My school jacket didn’t names on them.
Very goood episode for kids
Greg didnt drink the milk
I know. What a waste.
Today they would’ve found fentanyl patches or roofies in Greg’s jacket.
Greg should’ve known right away that it wasn’t his jacket because of the cigarette smell
A few years later Greg paid back Alice for helping him by getting her fired.
pack of cigarettes were only like 25 cents back then, adjusted for inflation is $15.00 per pack in 2024
Here in Australia we pay on average $35 for a pack of 25.
They gotta be 16, tell his mother ?
Those were Alices cigs probably.
The boys vice principal? I don't remember schools having boys and girls vice principals.
greg finked on his friend.
Well considering smoking can cause cancer, good.
Greg didn’t tell Tommy’s mother so I don’t think it counts.
gesus... move alonggg
Greg totally narced on that kid. Uncool.
Narced is a word I do not know.
Only cause Greg was getting blamed instead
Greg didn’t tell Tommy’s mother so I don’t think it counts.
@@thesilentdiva Now Greg can never be trusted to transport illicit drugs over state lines for the mafia.
@@Lava1964 old slang. IIRC it's short for "narcotics snitch" or the criminal inside man who rats to the cops on all the drug sellers. Snitch, basically.
That old lesbian was pretty smart
😂