Starring: Robert Reed, Florence Henderson, Maureen McCormick, Ann B. Davis
Dear Libby - S1-E2
Continuity mistake: When all the kids are together in the girls' bedroom about to discuss the ad in the paper, at one point Cindy is shown and says, "And quick - I have to burp my doll," with her doll lying on the bed next to her. Instantly, the camera changes angles back to all the kids, and Cindy is now holding her doll up in the air instead.
Audio problem: At the end of the show when Alice is blowing the whistle, the whole family comes to the top of the stairs. Mike says "Alice, it's 6 o'clock in the morning" Watch his mouth. It looks as though he curses and the (curse) word was dubbed out.
Marcia Brady: Ooh! My nose.
Snow White and the Seven Bradys - S5-E3
Trivia: The teacher being honored, "Mrs. Whitfield", was played by Frances Whitfield who was the on-set "teacher/legal supervisor/referee" for the kids during the show's run.
Question: Would someone please explain to me why Marcia did not just simply remove her dangly bracelet that endangered the girls standing in the house of cards competition after Carol said "Oh Marcia, Marcia, your bracelet"? It would have made it less stressful on her not to mention her team, and she wouldn't have had to restrain it with her other hand.
Answer: There were several episodes throughout the run of the show where Marcia was infatuated with a guy she went to school with. This bracelet could have been a gift from her then-boyfriend; as such, she would not want to take it off, as a sign of loyalty. A stupid thing to do, of course, but it's not a mistake for a character simply to be dumb.
Answer: The dangling bracelet was used for dramatic purposes - to keep the audience on edge.