A Very Brady Quiz: Do You Remember Your Favorite TV Family?

Ann B. Davis appeared in all 117 episodes of "The Brady Bunch." She died at the age of 88 in 2014.

The Brady Bunch premiered on September 26, 1969. It ran for five seasons with a total of 117 episodes.

Florence Henderson was born on Valentine's Day 1934 in Dale, Indiana. She died of heart failure in 2016 at the age of 82.

Cindy was portrayed by actress Susan Olsen. Olsen was just 8 years old when "The Brady Bunch" premiered.

Jan Brady was the middle child who once struggled with her identity as the middle child. She even purchased a short hair, curly, brunette wig to appear different than her sisters!

Bobby was portrayed by actor Michael Lookinland. Lookinland was born in Mount Pleasant, Utah in 1960.

After being called a 'traitor' by his friends, Peter fakes laryngitis so he doesn't have to play the part. However, when Mike points out this is traitor-like behavior, he gives in and puts his best effort into the performance.

Sam Franklin was portrayed by actor Allan Melvin. Melvin was born on February 18, 1923 and passed away at the age of 84 in 2008.

Greg was portrayed by actor Barry Williams. Williams was born on September 30, 1954.

Tiger the dog appeared in 10 episodes of "The Brady Bunch." The original dog was run over by a car and died of his injuries.

Marcia Brady was portrayed by actress Maureen McCormick. In 2016, McCormick placed 8th on "Dancing With the Stars."

Davy Jones sang in the music studio while Marcia looked on completely enamored. He then took her to her school dance!

Marcia, together with Jan's help, schemes to teach Cindy a lesson for snooping in her diary. Cindy is convinced that Mike's client, Penelope Fletcher, is actually a talent scout!

Cindy was teased by a bully named Buddy Hinton. He used to chant to her, "Baby talk, baby talk. It's a wonder you can walk!"

Mike Brady is a widowed architect who has three sons. Within the premise of the show, Mike designed the Brady house.

Mr. Phillips was portrayed by actor Jack Collins. He only appeared in three episodes, however, was mentioned often when speaking of Mike's work.

Sherwood Schwartz created "The Brady Bunch" shortly after the success of his other creation, "Gilligan's Island." He passed away at the age of 94 on July 12, 2011.

Tami and her associate admit they only liked Greg because he "fit the suit." Greg walks away from the solo deal and returns to his original group with his siblings.

In one episode, Peter was told he had no personality. Taking this very seriously, he attempts to create a new personality by impersonating various actors - even reciting the family dinner menu that night.

Joe Namath was born on May 31, 1943. Cindy wrote him a letter claiming Bobby was terminally ill - hoping the star quarterback would come visit them at the house.

The tiki brings all kinds of bad luck, including a tarantula, a surfboard accident, and a wall hanging fall. The boys return the tiki to the ancient burial ground and the curse is removed.

Bobby and Cindy were upset, not only because they were not invited to Carol's cousin's wedding, but their older siblings wouldn't let them participate in their activities - saying the two were too young. They set this record to prove a point to everyone.

Marcia walks out of the house into the backyard as the boys are playing football. She says, "Hey you guys!" and is immediately hit in the nose with the ball.

Carol's young nephew came to live with the Bradys while his parents were living in South America. He was introduced in the middle of Season 5.

Greg, completely horrified and upset with Bobby, must make a trip to Carol's beauty parlor to re-dye his hair before graduation.

The Brady house used for exterior shots was located in Studio City, California. The house was built in 1959.

Greg and Marcia enlist their parents. She performs the song and dance with Carol, while Mike and Greg do a reading of "The Day is Done" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

Bobby also writes up his older siblings for minor infractions. By the end of this episode, Bobby breaks the rules himself in order to save a classmate's cat. He has learned his lesson, of course!

Season 3 began with the Brady family's annual camping trip. They made a stop in a ghost town on their way to the Grand Canyon.

The Westdale mascot was a bear cub. In one episode during Season 5, Greg was involved with the heist of their rival school's mascot, a goat!

Jan had a crush on Clark Tyson but he did not feel the same way. Jan makes up a boyfriend to make her more desirable to Clark.

Mr. Phillips has invited the Brady family to join him on his boat. Unfortunately, Cindy AND Carol have tonsillitis.

Kay, Alice's temporary replacement, was portrayed by actress Mary Treen. Once they realize there have been a number of misunderstandings, the kids track down Alice and convince her to return.

Bobby and Cindy both vie for a spot on the show. When Cindy wins out over Bobby, she grows a big ego - which comes back to haunt her when she turns camera shy.

Marcia was cast as Juliet (though was dismissed from the play and later cast as Lady Capulet). Peter and Jan were cast as palace guards!