The Brady Bunch: Never Too Young

Air Date

Friday October 5, 1973

Production Code

100

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  Bobby gets his first kiss on the lips. hide show

  The episode wasn't my favorite, really. I didn't like the Millicent character and I had no clue why Bobby liked her. Millicent, the geek, the ugly, the weird looking, whatever you want to call her. And what really stirred me up was the fact that Bobby liked the kiss and was so desperate to kiss the nerd again. That was disgusting and the wrong choice. Also the thing about getting the measles was so obvious that he wouldn't get them. And, how many times did Bobby and Millicent kiss? Two or three times? I can't remember, but it was a disgrace that Bobby would rather kiss a geek than shoot some hoops. Ugh!

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• Stars

  • Robert Reed Mike Brady
  • Ann B. Davis Alice Nelson
  • Susan Olsen Cynthia "Cindy" Brady
  • Mike Lookinland Bobby Brady
  • Eve Plumb Jan Brady
  • Christopher Knight Peter Brady
  • Maureen McCormick Marcia Brady
  • Barry Williams Greg Brady
  • Florence Henderson Carol Brady

• Guest Cast

  • Melissa Sue Anderson Millicent

• Directors

  • Richard Michaels Director

• Writers

  • Larry Rhine Writer
  • Al Schwartz Writer
Episode Cast and Crew Details

• In one scene, Bobby is daydreaming about Millicent, and they're running to each other. Right before they kiss, look closely at Millicent's face. She rolls her eyes, as if she is either dizzy or completely disgusted by Bobby. [edit]
• Before Millicent comes and kisses Bobby Greg leaves in the car with Peter to go on a date. So why is he up in his room looking at records with Marcia and Jan after Bobby comes back in the house? [edit]
• Melissa Sue Anderson, who plays Millicent here, is best known for playing oldest daughter Mary Ingalls on the 1970's-1980's television show Little House on the Prairie. Anderson eventually married, had two children and became a Canadian citizen. [edit]

• The music played during Bobby's daydream is The Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet (1968). It was a #1 song in 1969. [edit]
• Four years later the tables would be turned when Mike Lookinland would make a cameo appearance on Little House on the Prairie which starred Melissa Sue Anderson as Mary Ingalls. [edit]
• This episode features the only kissing scene involving one of the Brady Kids. None of the other kids had one except for Bobby. [edit]

• Cindy: The secret is...the secret is...
  Marcia: Yeah?
  Cindy: There is no secret.
  Peter and Jan: No secret?!?
  Marcia: What are you talking about?
  Greg: Wait a minute. If there's no secret, then what's all this "I've got a secret, I've got a secret" jazz for?
  Cindy: Well, if I didn't say that, would I be getting all this attention? [edit]
• Bobby: You were spying!
  Cindy: I was not. I just happened to be looking where I wasn't supposed to. [edit]
• Marcia: Of all the things I don't need right now, it's the mumps.
  Cindy: Yeah, and if we do get them, it'll be all Bobby's fault.
  Bobby: My fault? Millicent's your friend!
  Cindy: Yes, but I don't go around kissing her! [edit]

• Jan mentions how Marcus Welby is faster than Millicent's doctor. "Marcus Welby M.D." was a TV show starring Robert Young that ran from 1969-1976. [edit]