Thanks for the review. I can't wait to see it!

I haven’t seen it yet but friends on Facebook were commenting how much they enjoyed it.

Remember when if you missed something you had to wait for reruns in the summer? One way things have changed for the better.

Well, dedtired, one way things haven’t changed: I still have to wait for it to come to a streaming service that I already have, without subscribing to Its additional “bundle”, or for it to on free YouTube.

Bpath, I’m not sure but I think you can watch it on the HGTV GO app, which is free.

Marcia, Marcia, Marcia!

Seriously, I really do want to watch it.

Did Marcia have a fat nose from getting hit with a football?

DH and I watched last night, and we really enjoyed it! It's great all 6 of them are on board for this. Looking forward to more.

I was too busy looking how everyone aged to notice the renovation. Maybe the net episode I'll pay attention to.

I enjoyed the first episode, and the way they intermixed clips from the show. I wonder how the show will progress since we've seen the main room already and the exterior. It's too funny how they passed off so many rooms in the original TV show as actually being in that house, and the expensive trick they had to do in order to fit in a second story in the reno.

Fun show.. Love it

I'm not sure I can sit down and watch it, but I did have it on in the background the other evening while cleaning up from dinner. The familiar voices and house scenes were rather comforting, I have to say. Especially Jan's voice.

I found it boring and didn't understand why they made this house look like it was stuck in the 60's-70's. I thought they were going to upgrade the look.

But Green Concierge Designs...if HGTV did an upgraded look they would use one of the three imitation encaustic tiles they always use, either on the floor somewhere or a backsplash or shower wall. We would also be limited on seeing cabinetry in anything other than navy, white or gray. The above is regardless of who is supposedly doing the design/decorating.

I’m enjoying the Brady’s as a change of pace.

Green Con De, "stuck in the 60-70's? That is exactly what they are going for. To get as close to replicating the house as possible. Who would be interested in an interpretation of an upgrade? Maybe you can explain what you mean?

If you are not a fan then I can see it being boring. I saw the second episode after seeing Chijim post.

I really enjoyed it. I did watch the show and although it wasn't a favorite I also tuned in.

Last night they figured out how to replicate the wallpaper. They even had the ships on the boy's room wall follow the exact pattern. Cindy's doll Kitty was donated which was emotional for the actress.

I think what is especially fun, is seeing the Brady "kids" connection and reaction to all the details and also having them help in the process.

Gooster

I enjoyed the first episode, and the way they intermixed clips from the show. I wonder how the show will progress since we've seen the main room already and the exterior. It's too funny how they passed off so many rooms in the original TV show as actually being in that house, and the expensive trick they had to do in order to fit in a second story in the reno.

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Not quite understanding...

The interior of the Brady house was a set on a Paramount soundstage - the exterior was a real house used as an establishing shot for the show.

We still have to see the kitchen, FR, Alice's room, Greg's attic bdrm, and the yard/garage.

So far it is way more enjoyable than I’d have expected. I don’t watch HGTV at all, but watched the Brady Bunch as a kid, and had told one of my nieces that I’d check it out.

All six “Bradys” were on Colbert tonight BTW.

I didn’t think I’d get to see this since we don’t have cable at home but got to see three episodes in a row tonight at our lake cabin where we do have cable. It was entertaining and interesting to see how they came up with all the vintage stuff. I wonder what they’ll do with the house after this program is wrapped up.

I watched the kitchen reno last night. It was interesting to hear them explain why everything had to have a dull finish, included Alice's buttons.

But that avocado green and the orange! Makes me want to disinfect my eyeballs!!

I really hate the late 60's early 70's aesthetic, and yet seeing it make me feel oddly comforted and nostalgic. For tacky stuff! We had a studio couch for years in our family room, with a quilted cover, although our was solid orange, with large oversized lamps and paneling. It has some comfort and warmth to it, I will say that.

But avocado and orange for the kitchen, frankly I think that was even a reasonable "no" back then. Harvest gold or brown with orange, but green and orange, what acid trip was the person on who dreamed that up. My mom paired orange as an accent with gold, yellow and brown, but our stove and fridge was white. It was sure a highly visual look for the TV show, which I think was part of the reasoning behind the over the top decorating, even for that time . . . But hey, it was the high point for the middle class and they weren't afraid to bring the bling at that time . . . My childhood bedroom was very colorful . . . ahem. I loved the psychedelic prints back then. I was a kid, they were bright and shiny . . .

@User Sorry, didn't see the tag. I was just referring to the fact that the sets contained all these faux rooms that were essentially impossible to fit into the house shown in the establishing shots. Although many of these fake TV (and movie) homes built on soundstages were entirely different than the originals, I don't know if there have been so many that were so largely different in scale that it required a 2000 sq ft addition and an excavation to fit in all the space used.

Ree Drummond/The Pioneer Woman cooked in the Brady kitchen on an eppy this past weekend

A Very Brady Edition

In a dream come true, Ree
Drummond trades the ranch for the Brady frontier as she cooks dinner at
the newly renovated Brady house for HGTV's Jasmine Roth, who worked on
the renovation. The menu is a throwback to the Brady era with a little
Ree-modeling inspired by some of her favorite characters and moments.
Ree starts with retro Olive Cheese Balls and Sticky Pork and Apple Slaw
in an homage to a classic scene. Greg's Groovy Green Beans are inspired
by his office takeover, and dessert is Marcia-Mallow Pie. A lifelong fan
of the show, Ree also gets to peek around the house she knows so well,
making it one of the best days of her life.
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https://www.foodnetwork.com/shows/the-pioneer-woman/episodes/the-pioneer-woman-a-very-brady-edition