Marcia, Marcia, Marcia!: 'The Brady Bunch' Quiz

The first episode aired in 1969.

The final episode aired on May 8, 1974.

Carol, Alice and Greg made it into each episode.

Robert Reed and the producers had a long-running feud over the show's "corny" tendencies. Apparently the last episode of season five was too much for Reed to take, and it turned out to be the last episode of the series.

A newfangled hair tonic turns Greg's permed locks orange, and he almost skips his high school graduation.

For some reason Carol's name never made it into a title.

Marcia boasts that she can land Davy Jones for the school dance, and she actually pulls it off.

Anderson (Mary from "Little House on the Prairie") plays Bobby's crush, Millicent.

Tiger is a big, fluffy sheepdog.

The girls' cat, Fluffy, appears in only one episode — the pilot, in which she ran through the wedding and knocked over the cake table.

Her name is Alice Nelson.

Sam is often talked about but seldom seen.

The much-maligned Oliver is an annoying young cousin with wire-rimmed glasses and a bowl cut who shows up in season five.

All eight Bradys plus Alice pile into the station wagon and drive to the Grand Canyon.

Backus played Thurston Howell III on "Gilligan's Island."

Season four started with another three-parter, this time in Hawaii.

Vincent Price plays Hubert Whitehead, an archaeologist who thinks the Bradys are trying to steal his ancient artifacts.

The house basically shuts down as everyone scrambles to find Kitty Karry-All.

Turns out that Tiger is a hoarder, and Kitty is in his house.

Peter's errant pass ruins Marcia's chances for a date with Doug Simpson.

Being Johnny Bravo really goes to Greg's head for a brief period, but he's soon brought down to Earth.

Marion Ross of "Happy Days" fame is the girls' doctor.

Greg pens "Time to Change" to showcase Peter's changing voice.

Strangely enough, the goat is named Raquel.

Weird, redheaded Aunt Jenny looked just like Jan when she was younger, so Jan freaks out.

The girls have their hearts set on a sewing machine, but the family springs for a TV for everyone to enjoy.

Mike's client Don Drysdale gently takes Greg down a peg or two.

Bobby wins a contest to meet Joe Namath because he says he's dying.

In yet another instance of a Brady child getting carried away with an alter ego, Peter totally annoys the whole family as "Scoop Brady," a reporter for the school paper.

Jan thinks she looks like a pale imitation of Marcia, so she wears a black bouffant wig to differentiate herself.