The Brady Bunch 35th Anniversary Reunion Special: Still Brady After All These Years

I don't know what show you guys saw, but "Still Brady" was one of the finest TV productions I have ever had the honor of viewing. The stellar interviewing, the obvious love between the cast, Sherwood Schwartz for f's sake! It had it all. You people need to have your eyes checked.

And to all you Jenny bashers out there? Are you lame? You wish you could score with a hot chick like that. Give me a break you nerds! And another thing, I hope they release the DVD soon, because I know it's going to be loaded with kick ass extras and more shots of Jenny, the greatest host ever.

I'll see you guys at the Emmys! Straight up! I am 38 years old.

I saw this special after watching most of the 48 hour marathon of The Brady Bunch and was some what pleased with it. I liked that they were all together but, they should have had Ann B Davis and Sherwood Schwartz for the whole thing. Instead of having Jenny McCarthy as host they should have had Sherwood Schwartz hosting it. They could have also had Allan Melvin (Sam the butcher) on it. They way they presented it was good though. I am glad that TV Land used clips of the Brady Bunch. TV Land could have done a longer dedication to Robert Reed as well, but at least they did one. This special was not terrible it just might have been better if it was longer. I am glad they did something for the 35th anniversary of The Brady Bunch. TV Land is doing good with having original specials they are just airing them to many times a week. These specials are taking the place of classic shows. 8/10 Stars.

I've seen it 3 times now on tvland and it sucks more each time I watch it. It was great seeing the Bradys get together once again, but Jenny just totally ruined that show. She seemed to try to make the show Growing up McCarthy or something. She took most of the air time and acted with emotion to some of the questions she asked, but when she did that while reading from the card, it took all the emotion out of her and made her look like a pathetic clone just trying to revive a career she never had. I would have liked to have seen Ann Davis more, and the rest of the crew talking more and less Jenny. I think it should also have been more than an hour long and I would liked to have seen them talk about Robert Reed more and maybe do a clip collage on him at the end before they sang the Brady song. I gave it 3 stars mainly because Jenny just made the show go WAY down, and then the question session was just everyday ordinary stupid questions they seem to ask every time for a reunion show. I wish they'd do another reunion show but get rid of Jenny, and replace her with a monkey because he could do it better, and ask some more personal questions.

This was just a horrible, embarrassing show. It was a treat to see all of the Bunch together, plus Sherwood Schwartz, but somehow TVLand turned it into an empty fiasco. Why? Mainly because of talentless Jenny McCarthy as your host. She constantly tried to make herself the center of attention, she acted like a 14 year old, and was very clearly making at least several of the Bradys uncomfortable with her behavior. It was painfully obvious that she wasn't prepared in the least for this show, and instead of moderating and letting the cast talk and interact with each other she cut off each person with annoying squeals and idiotic comments.

Whoever set this garbage up should never work in a TV studio again. Whoever decided Jenny McCarthy should come anywhere near this project should be dumped in a river. Didn't they have rehearsals? I honestly wonder if they did, because you got the impression this was McCarthy's first time through reading those cards.

I'm not really any fan of "The Brady Bunch" but I also don't hate it, so anything that I have to say about it pretty much describes it as "right down the middle". That said, "The Brady Bunch 35th Anniversary Reunion Special: Still Brady After All These Years" wasn't half bad. If absolutely nothing else, it was interesting seeing the Brady kids as adults, and the mom and housekeeper as senior citizens. As the saying goes, we're not getting any younger. And they also took the time to remember Robert Reed. The only part which I found unnecessary was Jenny McCarthy; I didn't see that she added anything. As for what Sherwood Schwartz said at the end (about the possibility of "The Real Brady Bunch"), I just hope that he meant that as a joke; I think that there are too many reality shows as it stands today. Anyway, it was acceptable.