The Brady Girls Get Married

As you'll see for yourselves It's a very nice trip down memory lane as are many reunion shows but this one especially with the whole original Brady Bunch cast of the 1969-74 cast intact except for Sam The Butcher of course he's mentioned but still unseen.Anyhow from the flashback of the quote of "Marcia,Marcia,Marcia" when Jan asks "Isn't this going to change?" in response to wanting it to be Marcia First.In regards to Jan making her announcement.to a wedding interrupted and beyond the/their shows old time theme stays the same of which is La Plus Ca Change a.k.a. The More things change the more they stay the same.This starts off with Carol saying to Mike how the kids are all out of the house & now Cindy's off to College "I'm an unemployed Mother."Later Jan announces her engagement to Philip to the parents & then Carol says "Oh but I so much wanted it to be Marcia First."Jan asks "Isn't this ever going to change?"then it flashed back to her saying"All I ever hear is Marcia ,Marcia,Marcia."then afterwords Marcia is bribed into going out with Wally & after 7 wonderful days announces to the parents how they're engaged tells her Mom how she said she knew in less than a week that she was in love with Dad.She said "Well yes but that was when I was older & already had kids." Wally asks "Want us to have kids first? "Mike is about to get Mad & then Wally says "Uh,just a little attempt at humor."then when they're asked if they let Wally's parents know too & Wally said "Yes & they think that we're just as crazy as you do."Then Carol said "Well then I guess you both come from very good Homes."Later when Carol says over the phone to Cindy "I'm relieved to know that at least one of my girls isn't getting married."Cindy says "Well there's this guy I've been seeing and..."Carol then gets scared & Cindy then says "I was Just kidding!"The Phone change of scenes with The Girls and their Fiances while making plans for the Wedding & in conclusion all saying "Okay with me"while nodding their heads with the classic music going to the ads is also Symbolic and Nostalgic of episode of the episode of the original show when the scene change of when the parents were reading the books as they changed places for one day insisting each ones'job is easier.When Carol informed Greg by Phone he then said'Oh the first Brady Wedding and then he recalled when Marcia had gone out with someone while she had braces and he then did too but still not quite the same as hers.As you can see for yourself that The Hilarity & Hijinks just keeps moving on & on.You've just got to see it for yourself & mark my words you'll be taken away.As to how then as now the more things change,the more they stay the same But my most favorite aspect is of course when after the Wedding gets rained on outdoors with the Piano player still playing Carol looks at the 3 girls on the bed and it then changes to a still picture of when they're little and back. Carol Asks Mike "Doesn't that cake bring back Memories?" but only for after the flashback of the dog chasing the cat to have something as similar as that to happen at the Girls Wedding too.Bobby also still gets the youngest sibling mistreatment from his older brothers and that's part of what causes the cake mess at the current wedding next.

Truthfully, Stephen "Steve" G.Baer a.k.a."Ste" of Framingham,Ma.USA

In 1981, NBC had aired The Brady Girls Get Married, a TV movie that reunited the entire Brady family. Jan and Marcia are engaged to two men, Wally Logan and Philip Covington III (one is goofy and lazy and the other one is stuffy and uptight). Jan and Marcia both want their wedding the same day, but can't decide whether to have a modern or traditional wedding. The actual ceremony is just an excuse to remake the wedding cake disaster from the pilot of the original show.

As a modest TV viewer in the late '90s, this film popped up quite a bit on Fox Family Channel, along with the spin-off, The Brady Brides, and 1990's The Bradys, a poor attempt at making the series into a hour-long dramaedy. The corny humor is still in the movie, but it flows along nicely.

The Brady Girls Get Married (1981) was another attempt to revive the wholesome family sit-com The Brady Bunch. But like all of their latter short lived series, what started out as a good idea sours very quickly. The two oldest Brady girls (Maureen McCormick and Eve Plumb) have found two guys who are willing to get married to them. But they're afraid that their parents will make a big deal out of it. What is happen when mom and dad find out? Will they make a big deal out of it? Which real Brady wont so up this time? To find out you'll just have to watch THE BRADY GIRLS GET MARRIED!!

The ratings for this show were high enough to get a show based upon the Brady Brides. But the viewers just wern't there to continue the series. Soon , the show would disappear off of the air and the pilot would wind up in syndication on channels like Superstation T.B.S. (circa 1988). Fear not, a few years down the road The Brady Bunch will get back together again for another mad-for-t.v.-movie-turned-pilot!

Recommended? Not unless you're a die-hard Brady Bunch fan.

I love this movie, as all true Brady lovers do. Jan and Marcia have a double wedding, Jan to Phillip, her boyfriend of three years, and Marcia to Wally, the object of weeklong whirlwind romance, but along the way they experience some troubles. I especially love this movie because it is the only Brady revival film that brings back all the original cast members. Everyone should enjoy this fantastically fantastic film.