After Show: ‘The Brady Bunch’ Cast on Florence Henderson | WWHL

During the After Show, the cast of “The Brady Bunch” talk about their on-screen mom Florence Henderson and Maureen shares the time Florence visited her on “Dancing with the Stars.”

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[nickstrapko]

The greatest things that give me comfort are ice cream, music and knowing the brady adults are all friends

[deedeetee]

I loved how supportive they were of Robert Reed’s personal life

[Stevebaby]

It’s always great to see them. Florence and Robert loved them to the end. Beautiful people.

[bsquared]

their affection for the parents is so endearing.

[kpm]

I was born in 79 so I grew up on the reruns. I have such fond memories. They were such a great part of my childhood. Its so good to see them all happy and healthy.

[sblade]

Whenever I’m hiking, I say out loud “Cindy?! Bobby?!” Like when they got lost during their camping trip. 😆

[CPS]

Flotence was from my home town Owensboro, KY. She'd often come home for our parades. Beautiful lady.

[leesas_classics]

I'm going to cry again as soon as Florence Henderson gets mentioned I miss her 😭😭😭😭

[anthonydavid]

From a time when the world was seemingly more sane than it is today and when TV was sweeter, gentler and more innocent. I grew up with this lot and it melts my heart to see them again united like this. Reminds me of my own siblings and the fun Friday nights would bring us!!! RIP Robert and Florence. oxoxoxoxox

[MarkovianMan]

It is really cool to see them together again as adults, including Eve (since she had distanced herself for a while, nice to see her embracing it again).

[monicaw]

I don't know if they all really get the magnitude of what that show brought to the table in people's lives. I mean I am 52 and have been watching as long as I can remember and STILL watch if it's on. I have top favorites, well unless maybe Alice lol, but they each hold a very very dear place in my heart. I totally want to THANK HGTV for buying that house and putting together that show, I hope they keep it and let fans see it every now and then because it is so ICONIC to America, just like The Bradys are. Best wishes and many blessings to all on this Christmas eve ❤🙏

[peterfriend]

Mike Lookinland and Eve Plumb were always my favorites....still are. Mike just seems like a very nice decent guy - and Eve (who was gorgeous in season four) is indeed a very gifted painter

[terri]

Saw Chris and Barry at a shopping mall appearance years after show had initially aired and it was like the Beatles had arrived!!

[ald]

I LOVE THESE PEOPLE! I MISS FLORENCE, ROBERT, AND ANN!

[lorijohnston]

What I wouldn't give to hang out with the Bradys! I felt that growing up and I still feel it now. Love them!

[Franskie]

Cindy being her true tattletale self lol

[sosoxsoso]

I’m in my 20s and I grew up watching them on tv/DVD....love them sooo much❤️❤️

[joeschmoe]

Oh come on....Alice gets no love??? She practically raised these kids.

[ep]

Well done Andy! I loved that they all came on your show!

[ClarenceC]

I grew up in the 70s and _The Brady Bunch_ was definitely must-see TV for me. Now, to be honest, at different times through the run of the show, I had alternating heartthrob crushes on both Greg and Peter, but I just adored that whole family (and Alice, too)!

As for Robert Reed (who was just too old for teenage me), I look back now as an out, open gay man and my heart aches so much for him. I can’t help but watch that show a bit differently now, understanding deeply how horrible it is to have to act on your job & then continue to act after the cameras are switched off. I “lived” like that until my 33rd birthday, but Reed never found the chance to be free, but it is my deepest hope that he still had the chance to love with the whole of his heart even if he could never utter a word about it. Love is the very most special thing about being human. We all deserve that.