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[[Jan Brady|Jan]] becomes depressed from a lack of attention. Her spirits are lifted when she receives a locket from a secret admirer, however she soon loses the locket. Jan uses her detective skills to find it, and can't discover who sent it. [[Alice Nelson|Alice]] later confides in Jan that she sent the locket; she was a middle child too and often felt inferior to her two sisters. |
[[Jan Brady|Jan]] becomes depressed from a lack of attention. Her spirits are lifted when she receives a locket from a secret admirer, however she soon loses the locket. Jan uses her detective skills to find it, and can't discover who sent it. [[Alice Nelson|Alice]] later confides in Jan that she sent the locket; she was a middle child too and often felt inferior to her two sisters. |
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Latest revision as of 10:43, 29 July 2019
Lost Locket, Found Locket is the twenty-fifth and final episode of Season 1 of The Brady Bunch. Written by Charles Hoffman and directed by Norman Abbott, it first aired 20 March 1970 on ABC.
Short Summary
Jan loses a locket from a secret admirer, then discovers who sent it.
Summary
Jan becomes depressed from a lack of attention. Her spirits are lifted when she receives a locket from a secret admirer, however she soon loses the locket. Jan uses her detective skills to find it, and can't discover who sent it. Alice later confides in Jan that she sent the locket; she was a middle child too and often felt inferior to her two sisters.