Yuck indeed! I remember fairly well when one of the
episodes of the Brady Bunch dared to pull such an obnoxious
trick on viewers by flirting with the idea of incest. And
it really makes me sick. And it makes no difference if they
dropped it almost as quickly, that was very unacceptable
that they should have to had come up with that in the first
place. Now, this movie goes loathsomely beyond that dirty
trick, not just by smashing it so cruelly in the viewers
faces, but by glorifying it as well! Of course, even if the
creeps who wrote this filth hadn't done that, it'd still be
very bottom-of-the-barrel. The story, which borrows all too
obviously from the episode in which the Bradys vacationed
in Honolulu(a 3-parter, I think), is also inherently dumb
and nasty. No doubt about it, that native statue necklace
that caused the bunch some problems when they found it came
back and caused some more trip-ups. A better title for
this movie would have been "A Very Brady Fiasco". It's all
very lame, and it should all be submitted to the garbage
bin. I understand that a month or two ago, ABC TV broadcast
a telefilm based on Barry Williams' memoirs "Growing Up
Brady". Well if I were you, I'd wisely avoid that tripe
altogether as well. Who needs it? Nobody who likes good
sitcoms, that's for sure.

I thought this movie was even funnier than the first. I
almost didn't have time to laugh because the jokes kept
rolling. The screenwriters were geniouses. They
intertwined so many episodes. It was uncomfortable when
Greg and Marcia shared the room, though. I was thrilled
when they went to Hawaii. This is Hi-larious and am
anxious to rent the movie again.