Fright Night

Episode aired Oct 27, 1972
Not Rated
26m

IMDb RATING

8.0/10

262

YOUR RATING

Eve Plumb, Florence Henderson, Susan Olsen, Robert Reed, and Maureen McCormick in The Brady Bunch (1969)

Comedy Family

The boys try to spook the girls in the middle of the night with a ghost, so they try to get revenge by giving them a taste of their own medicine. But after Alice criticizes them for being so... Read allThe boys try to spook the girls in the middle of the night with a ghost, so they try to get revenge by giving them a taste of their own medicine. But after Alice criticizes them for being so scared, the kids collectively have a new target.The boys try to spook the girls in the middle of the night with a ghost, so they try to get revenge by giving them a taste of their own medicine. But after Alice criticizes them for being so scared, the kids collectively have a new target.

Director
- Jerry London
Writers
- Sherwood Schwartz
- Brad Radnitz
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

8.0/10

262

YOUR RATING

Director
- Jerry London
Writers
- Sherwood Schwartz
- Brad Radnitz
Stars

3User reviews

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
The first time the attic is shown.

Goofs
When Peter is recording Cindy's screams, he tells her "one more time" without pausing the tape recorder.

So the tape would have Cindy's screams with Peter's instructions in between.

Quotes
Marcia Brady: [imitating a ghost voice, speaking from a tape recorder inside an old trunk in the attic] I feel warm, very warm. Air! I must have air! Let me out, I must get out! I'm burning up! I've got to get out. I must have air! Give me air! Ohhh, ooooh, let me out!
[trunk opens]
Marcia Brady: I'm burning up. I must rise, and walk the night!
[plastic bag floats out of trunk]
Marcia Brady: I'm free, I'm free at last!

Connections
Referenced in Rental Reviews: Our Favorite Halloween TV Memories with Mr. Lobo (2019)

Soundtracks
Theme from 'The Brady Bunch'
Written by Frank De Vol & Sherwood Schwartz
Sung by The Brady Bunch Kids
Vocal Recordings Supervised by Jackie Mills

User reviews3

Review

Featured review

10/10

THE ENDING IS THE BEST.... WATCH THIS.

Jerry London was the perfect director for this classic episode, who at the time was also directing the PARTRIDGE FAMILY and LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE. He got his start on HOGANS HEROES.

FRIGHT NIGHT was and still is LOTS of fun to watch. And, to tell ya'll the truth, something all us teens were up to back in the day --good at scaring each other!

Its brothers VS. Sisters as to who can scare each other out of their jeans! A well written episode, and with a lot of tried and true stuff. And this is so relatable because in the 70s, all us kids grew up on the old reruns of Dracula and Frankenstein (no cable, no lap tops, nothing!) -- even when it wasn't Halloween! How did we survive?

There are some good scenes here, but the best of the best has to be the statue head -- in the dark-- with Alice? She thinks some ghoul is sitting in the living room??? Alice was the best. Laugh out loud stuff.

10 Brady Stars.

Gots to be seen. Remembering those goofy Friday nights. SEASON 3 dvd box set. Released 2013. Classic red box edition.