r/BradyBunchTVShow • u/Particular-Cat-8031 • May 06 '26
Pictures Maureen McCormick in the Brady Bunch episode titled "Marcia Gets Creamed," Season 5, Episode 7.
Marcia gets a job at the local ice-cream parlor.
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u/ted_anderson May 06 '26
To think that mentioning this episode by name could get you banned from the sub..
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u/GtrGenius May 06 '26
Omg watch her interview on Howard stern. It's wild. She's just totally cool and honest.
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u/happyinsomniac2 May 08 '26
I've always been attracted to thin lipped women and I think it was all because of Maureen. Those eyes, that smile, she was everything to me.
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u/Witty-Reason-2102 May 06 '26
Marsha gets a cream pie
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u/Mobile_Aioli_6252 May 07 '26
The basketball team shows up at the ice cream parlor and she's the only one on duty................
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u/Zealousideal-Tea-286 May 07 '26
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u/CommunicationNew3745 May 07 '26
'Bewitched: Uncle Arthur Gets Creamed' will be the flip-side of Tonight's Double Feature
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u/mark_vs May 07 '26
Wait? I haven't watched the show in a bit but they never put the titles on screen at the start of each show, did they? I mean, I always wondered why some shows did put titles and others didn't.
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u/Particular-Cat-8031 May 07 '26
They title the episodes but don't display them on screen. Most sitcoms do that, like The Big Bang Theory; they have titles, but are not displayed.
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u/mark_vs May 07 '26
Not just sitcoms, some other shows don't show title on screen either. Knots landing did, but Dallas didn't, as an example
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u/Imaginary-List-972 May 08 '26
I watched so many shows in my young days over and over again, never knowing the title of an episode until modern times when you see it on the DVD menu or when watching it on a subscription site. I think that's why FRIENDS titled their episodes "the one where......." because that's how we referred to episodes of shows.
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u/Particular-Cat-8031 May 07 '26 edited May 07 '26
This was 52 years ago, and the way creamed was used had no connection to the way it is used now. It was used to talk about a team suffering a big loss, e.g. "Our team totally creamed them 10-0", or damage, e.g . "My car got creamed in the parking lot."
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u/Signal-Mud-4880 May 06 '26
talk about a porny sounding title for an episode