BEST ACTRESS
Maureen McCormick, in Romeo & Juliet episode. The scene where Carol pulls her from show is the PEAK of drama on any BB show. “Mom!!!”

BEST WRITING
Tam Spiva, “Peter and the Wolf”
I’ll agree with that. Just classic comedy when the folks show up at the pizza place.

BEST GUEST STAR PERFORMANCE — MALE
Vincent Price as Professor Whitehead OR the old guy who plays Mr. Hanalea; “I did nothing wrong.”

BEST GUEST STAR PERFORMANCE — FEMALE
I agree with David H. above on Debi Storm

BEST EPISODE
“Cyrano de Brady” Great comedy.

BEST CATCH PHRASE
“Porkchops and Applesauce” also, “Mrs. Brady, the suds are calling you!”

Barry Williams, “Cyrano de Brady”
Love the teenager soap opera in this episode: It’s like this, Kerry, you date only me (“Ooh, I like that”). I date whoever I want. (“That doesn’t seem fair.”)

BEST ACTRESS
Ann B. Davis, “Sergeant Emma”
Calisthenics at 0600 anyone?

Maureen McCormick, “Cyrano de Brady”
Exit Marcia. Enter Debi, “the other woman”

BEST WRITING
Milton Pascal and Sam Locke, “Getting Greg’s Goat’
Greg laments getting involved with Raquel-the-goat: “I wish I hadn’t got mixed up with the beast” followed by Mike Brady’s classic reply: “Son, that is a dreadful thing to say about a girl, no matter what she looks like.”

Tam Spiva, “Peter and the Wolf”
Greg devises Peter’s “older” persona — “Phil! Phil Packer! Some swingin’ guy from another high school.”

BEST GUEST STAR PERFORMANCE — MALE
Vincent Price as Professor Whitehead in “Pass the Tabu/The Tiki Caves”
His scenes with Oliver-the-Statue are priceless!

Burt Mustin as Jethro Collins, “Bobby’s Hero”
I always loved Burt as Gus the Fireman on “Leave it to Beaver” and I thoroughly enjoyed his performance in this episode as the author of a book about Jesse James.

BEST GUEST STAR PERFORMANCE — FEMALE
Fran Ryan as Mrs. Hunsecker, “To Move or Not to Move”
Ryan, protraying a potential buyer for the up-for-sale Brady home, answers Mike Brady’s question about whether or not she had the royal tour of the home: “What I haven’t seen I’ve heard, Mr. Brady.”

BEST EPISODE
“Peter and the Wolf”
This episode is hilarious!

BEST CATCH PHRASE
“Sounds great Greg”
Bobby’s answer to Greg, who is trying to come up with $150 dollars to record his for-sure hit song, in “Dough Re Mi.”

Barry Williams: Adios, Johnny Bravo
A performance that encompassed music, straight drama (Greg telling his parents he is putting college on hold) and broad comedy.

Mike Lookinland: Bobby’s Hero
For the nightmare scene, but also the moving moment at the end when Bobby walks into his parents’ bedroom and quietly announces, “I’m turning in my guns.”

BEST ACTRESS:
Eve Plumb: Her Sister’s Shadow
An obvious choice but no less worthy for being so.

Maureen McCormick: Father of the Year
A personal favorite, especially for the father-daughter moment after Mike realizes why Marcia has been misbehaving.

Ann B. Davis: The Voice of Christmas
Alice’s “we’ll cancel Christmas” speech is a highlight of the holiday episode.

GUEST ACTOR:
Davy Jones: Getting Davy Jones
The frontrunner.

Vincent Price: Pass the Tabu/The Tiki Caves
Just the right combination of sinister and silly.

Chris Beaumont: Quarterback Sneak
As that creep Jerry Rogers, Beaumont personified the high school jock/weasel stereotype, ’70s edition.

GUEST ACTRESS:
Imogene Coca: Jan’s Aunt Jenny
Almost over-the-top, but it’s still great to see this comedy legend on The Brady Bunch.

Debi Storm: My Fair Opponent
Extreme Makeover: Brady Edition! Debi was convincing as Molly the loser and Molly the knock-out.

Claudia Jennings: Adios, Johnny Bravo
The gorgeous former Playmate made it easy to understand why paragon of virtue Greg would blow off his family so quickly.

BEST ACTRESS-Eve Plumb is excellent in Will The Real Jan Brady Please Stand up, where Jan wants to be different from Marcia and Cindy (since they’re both blonde) and wears a black wig to a party.

BEST WRITING-Michael Morris for The Private Ear.

BEST GUEST STAR PERFORMANCE-MALE: Joe Namath in Mail Order Hero, in which Bobby writes a letter to the famous football star that says Bobby is very sick, but of course he is lying.

BEST GUEST STAR PERFORMANCE-FEMALE: I nominate Abbe Lane for her role as Beebe Gallini in Mike’s Horror-Scope, the episode where Mike is hired to create Beebe an odd cosmetic factory.

BEST EPISODE-Fright Night, in which the boys play a ghostly prank on the girls, so the girls play back.

BEST CATCH PHRASE-”I have this friend who…” The catch phrase usually said to Alice when the Brady kids need a little help and appear to be talking about a friend in trouble.

BEST ACTOR: Barry Williams, “Law and Disorder”…I never suspected a thing boss! Totally smooth.

BEST ACTRESS: Ann B. Davis, “Lost Locket, Found Locket”

BEST WRITING: Skip Webster for “Double Parked” (Save Woodland Park!)

BEST GUEST STAR PERFORMANCE – MALE: Davy Jones (toughest category)

BEST GUEST STAR PERFORMANCE –
FEMALE: Rita Wilson, just because she turned out to be Rita Wilson

BEST EPISODE: “Where There’s Smoke”

BEST CATCH PHRASE: Not sure if this qualifies, but “Big Man on Campus” cracks me up

BEST ACTRESS: Maureen McCormick in the episode where Maricia tries out for the play Romeo and Juliet for the part of the nurse but gets cast as Juliet instead. She lets it go to her head.

BEST WRITING: Larry Rhine for the episode The Subject Was Noses.

BEST GUEST STAR PERFORMANCE – MALE: I have to say Davy Jones. I’m a fan of the Monkees.

BEST GUEST STAR PERFORMANCE – FEMALE: I have to say Marion Ross for her role as the girls’ doctor.

BEST EPISODE: Today, I am a Freshman. Marcia’s 1st day of high school.

BEST CATCH PHRASE: Marcia, Marcia, Marcia. Where Jan is tired of being in her shadow.

This was fun, but was hard to choose the best episode. I liked all the episodes equally.