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A Moving Experience: Directed by Bob Sweeney. With Florence Henderson, Robert Reed, Eve Plumb, Susan Olsen. Mike and Carol learn that their neighborhood lies directly in the path of a proposed freeway and that their home will be razed.
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- Bob Sweeney
- 1990-02-16
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Episode 3 of 6. Part one of the later repackaged movie "The Bradys on the Move" . February 16, 1990
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A Moving Experience is the third episode of The Bradys. Written by Sherwood and Lloyd Schwartz, it first aired 16 February 1990 on CBS.
The episode, with the follow-up episode, "Hat in the Ring", was later repackaged as "The Bradys on the Move" two-hour movie.
Mike, Carol, Marcia and Wally are at the breakfast table. Just then, Jessica and Mickey come in and hand Mike a letter, from the Department of Transportation, asking the Brady to vacate the house in six months, as the off-ramp for a freeway would be passing just through the location of the Brady house.
Next, Mike is presenting an alternative to the councilman Gene Dickinson with limited success, and is later approached with a suggestion to become a councilman himself, but he turns it down.
Later, Mike and Carol walk through the house, remembering the good times in the Brady house, featuring flashbacks:
•"Lights Out", of Peter and Cindy doing the jumping bottle magic trick in the family room;
•"Confessions, Confessions", the "Don't play ball in the house" scene;
•"Law and Disorder", of Bobby flooding the washing machine when Alice and Carol come in;
The Bradys is a one-hour melodramatic program that aired on CBS in 1990. It was a revival of the early 1970s ABC sitcom series The Brady Bunch (1969–1974), and was about the trials and tribulations of the extended Brady family some fifteen years after the end of the earlier series. It followed two earlier short-lived spin-off/continuation series: ABC's The Brady Bunch Hour (1976-77) and NBC ...
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Mike and Carol learn that their neighborhood lies directly in the path of a proposed freeway and that their home will be razed. Their attempt to dispute the decision with the highway commission fails, so they ponder moving to a new house. Just then, grandson Mickey talks about moving the house, which gives the Brady patriarch an idea.
