Day by Day the Brady Way Trivia Quiz

Answer: 'O Come, All Ye Faithful

"'O Come, All Ye Faithful" originated in the 18th century with Latin lyrics as "Adeste Fideles". Cindy asked a Santa Claus she encountered in a department to store to help her mother out. Mike later confronts "Santa" and reprimands him for building up the hopes of a young child.

The episode concludes with Carol able to sing at church. Clips from the episode were shown in the 1988 television movie "A Very Brady Christmas". "The Voice of Christmas" was the 12th episode of season one and aired on December 19, 1969.

Answer: Building a house of cards

"54-40 or Fight" was the 15th episode of season one and aired on January 09, 1970. The reason why it is so urgent to redeem the stamps is that the store is about to close down. The kids do not have enough stamps to get two items and they are not able to compromise when the boys want a rowboat and the girls want a sewing machine. For several tension-filmed minutes of the episode, the kids take turns building a house of cards.

While Jan's charm bracelet almost knocks down the cards, the boys end up losing when Tiger the dog crashes into the table (knocking down the house of cards) during their turn. All ends happily as the girls ultimately decide to purchase a new color television that all of the kids can use.

Answer: having a lisp

Buddy tells Cindy "Baby talk, baby talk. It's a wonder you can walk" multiple times after she has difficulty pronouncing some words. Buddy is seemingly immune to reason and insists on fighting Peter after he tells Buddy to stop. The first fight ends with Peter receiving a black eye.

After some time passes, in a second fight, Peter accidentally hits Buddy in the mouth, knocking out a tooth and leaving Buddy struggling to pronounce certain words. When Cindy and the others laugh at Buddy and mock him, Peter angrily tells them to stop since that makes them no better than Buddy. "A Fistful of Reasons" aired on November 13, 1970 and was the eight episode of season two (and the 33rd episode overall).

Answer: He smokes a cigarette

Cindy and Jan see Greg smoke a cigarette in the episode "Where There's Smoke..." This is the 14th episode of season two (and the 39th overall) and aired on January 08, 1971. After Greg assures his parents that he did not enjoy smoking and will not do it again, Carol finds a pack of cigarettes in the pocket of Greg's jacket. Alice is able to determine that the jacket is not Greg's but Tommy's.

This is ironic since Tommy's mother is the leader of a local anti-smoking campaign.

Answer: Grand Canyon

The family's ultimate destination is the Grand Canyon, where much of the action of the second and third episodes takes place. The episodes ("Ghost Town USA", "Grand Canyon or Bust", and "The Brady Braves") aired between September 17 and October 01, 1971 and were the 50th-52nd episodes overall of the series.

The episode shows the family descending into the Grand Canyon via mules. Before they arrive at the Grand Canyon, the family finds themselves locked in the jail of an abandoned ghost town by an old prospector who believed they were trying to steal his gold.

This was one of several long-distance vacations that the Bradys took during the run of the show.

Answer: Time to Change

"Dough Re Mi" aired on January 14, 1972 and was the 16th episode of season three and the 65th episode overall. A subplot of the episode is Peter's voice is changing. The song "Time to Change" also him to use the "cracking" of his voice to humorous effect. (Actor Christopher Knight, who played Peter, was unhappy with this episode as he felt it mocked his limited singing ability.) The other song featured in this episode was "We Can Make The World A Whole Lot Brighter". Songs by the various Brady kids would appear in several other episodes.

Answer: Benedict Arnold

Peter is unhappy to have been cast as Benedict Arnold when he hoped to be cast as the hero. His unhappiness only increases when his friends tease him and call him "traitor". In the end, he actually receives praise from the audience for doing well in the role. "Everyone Can't Be George Washington" aired on December 22, 1972 and was the 12th episode of season four (and the 84th overall).

Answer: Jesse James

When Mike and Carol attempt to convince Bobby that Jesse James is not a hero, the books and movies that they show him are unfortunately censored and don't tell the whole story. It takes a visit from the son of one of the victims of Jesse James to convince Bobby that his admiration was misplaced.

In a later dream sequence, Bobby imagines Jesse James shooting his family while they are traveling on a train. "Bobby's Hero" aired on February 02, 1973 and was the 17th episode of season four and the 89th overall.

Answer: Dopey

The other adults play the following roles: Prince Charming (Mike), Snow White (Carol), and the Wicked Queen (Alice). The six kids portray the other dwarfs. Sam the Butcher (portrayed by Allen Melvin) was the on and off boyfriend of Alice. While many people think he was frequently seen on the series, Sam only appeared in eight episodes (although over all five seasons).

In the episode, the family successfully meets their goal of raising money for a retirement gift for a retiring teacher. "Snow White and the Seven Bradys" was the third episode of season five (the 98th overall) and aired on September 28, 1973.

Answer: Mike

In the storyline of the episode, Greg has purchased a bottle of hair tonic from Bobby, who is selling them door-to-door. When he tries the untested product, Greg's hair is turned orange. A quick trip to the beauty shop also Greg to have his hair dyed a less noticeable color before the graduation ceremony. Near the end of episode, Carol mentions that it is a shame that Mike has missed the ceremony (being away on "business").

In reality, Robert Reed (Mike's actor) had clashed with the producers one time too many, leading them to write him out of the episode (and off the show). "The Hair-Brained Scheme" was the 22nd episode of season five (117th overall) and aired on March 8, 1974.