One shot. 1974 proves to be a hard year for Carol Brady but when she falls ill and gets some unexpected news, her christmas present to her husband provides her some peace.

This starts where Welcome Aboard leaves off. Follow Mike and Carol Brady as they adjust to being parents of eight kids, including a set of twins!

Jan's really looking forward to going on a date, but when Alice overhears what he's planning for the evening she's forced to step in and call it off, upsetting Jan. One-shot.

This was inspired by a prompt sent to me. A meteor falls on the Brady home causing the families lives to be changed forever and not in the way anyone would think. Please read and review plus as always I own nothing.

It wasn't that Peter was afraid of the dark, it was just what was in that darkness that scared him.

In her dream about slavery Jan is at the mercy of a very ruthless Peter Brady

Two years after the show was over; things start changing. The kids are getting older; Mike and Carol have a wonderful surprise awaiting them. Cindy is establishing some independence as she becomes a teenager.

*I know Marcia would be a sophomore in '74 but I pushed her birthday two years back to fit things* Don Powers is in a rock band with his friends Dallas, Johnny, and Trey. They meet their new neighbors, the Bradys, and Don is smitten by their eldest daughter, Marcia.

When Peter is in a bind, Greg comes to the rescue!

Carol Martin is having a hard time keeping it together after her husband died. She calls on an old friend's widower, Mike Brady, because she knows he is the only one who understands what she's going through. A friendship deepens on this night. One shot.

After Caroline gets free from the plantation, Marcy and her sisters are left at the mercy of Brady's cruel sons.

During a strange dream, Carol Brady finds herself a slave to a man called Brady.

what happens when the two eldest Brady kids go to a wild party A/N: the drinking age during the 70's was 18 so NO bashing me

Okay, this is essentially "Goodnight, My Angel" revamped. If you were a fan of that one shot, than you will love this one shot. Still tells the story of Mike and Bobby's despair but this also brings Greg and Pete's road to healing all in the same night. Warning: you may need tissues!

This story follows on from the Quarterback Sneak episode. Greg Brady is riding high as a football hero when word reaches his family that he may have got a girl pregnant.

A three-parter. An AU to Mike and Carol's wedding day. This is told in Carol's POV and it starts with her thoughts the night before, the day of, and the night after. Already rated a T because there is a honeymoon involved. I hope you enjoy! Complete!

This is something I've been wanting to do. Have little secrets about the Brady's that only they would know. I was going to do ten but only came up with six, which is perfect with the number of kids. If I think of more, I will definitely update with six more each chapter. In the meantime, give chapter one a whirl and tell me what you think!

A one shot about the car crash involving Carol and Mr. Duggan through Carol's POV.

Bobby Brady has always been just part of an equation; three boys plus three girls equals six perfect children. But the story of a lovely lady and a man named Brady is about to take a turn when a gorgeous plot twist named William Chase sits in front of Bobby in maths class. Suddenly, the youngest Brady boy seems to be flunking algebra.

The youngest one in curls? Cindy Brady has now hit her teenage years, and as the family heads North to spend Christmas with relatives, it seems that she isn't everybody's darling now. New chapter added to take Cindy through to January.

Marcia, Jan, and Cindy have some fun while the rest of the family is hiking.

Carol's kooky friend Martha gives her a gift of seeing a medium for Christmas. A reluctant Carol goes in but is fully healed when she comes out. If you're against New Age, please don't waste your time on this. One shot.

Carol's visit to Mike's grave at Christmastime gives her a reminder to be thankful for small miracles. One shot.

"I've just spent five minutes trying to convince Jan that I'm *not* having a baby," Mrs. Brady said in the episode. A pity the cameras didn't register that scene...

A Brady crossover with 1974 disaster blockbuster "The Towering Inferno", where Mike Lookinland had a role. So in this story, it wasn't his movie character who visited the Glass Tower, but Bobby Brady. Bobby had no idea that a seemingly very exciting night would become the longest night of his life, and a struggle for survival in the chaos to come.