Greg Brady Attic Room

A Room at the Top is the twenty-third and season-ending episode of Season 4 of The Brady Bunch, and the 95th overall episode of the series. Written by William Raynor and Myles Wilder and directed by Lloyd J. Schwartz, it first aired 23 March 1973 on ABC.

Both Greg and Marcia want to use the attic for a private bedroom. To get a little more privacy which he doesn't seem to be able to find at. Hello again! Thank you for joining me today to review "A Room At The Top".

The story of the disputed attic abode first aired on March 23rd, 1973. This episode would conclude season four of the show. It would also introduce the biggest permanent change ever seen on The Brady Bunch's original run.

From here on out, viewers would begin seeing another room of the Brady house regularly along. A Room at the Top: Directed by Lloyd J. Schwartz.

With Robert Reed, Florence Henderson, Ann B. Davis, Maureen McCormick. Greg and Marcia fight over who gets to convert the attic into his or her personal room.

Greg Brady's "attic" bedroom was, in fact, re-created in what had been the home's basement rec-room. In the planning phase for the reno, it was determined that adding on an attic to acommodate the replica of the attic bedroom would have altered the familiar street. Later, after Marcia has finally given her blessing to Greg living in the attic, Alice then sees Peter and Bobby moving Greg's things upstairs and then asking for an explanation.

In the tag scene, Cindy is seen at the blackboard trying to figure out when it will be her turn to have the attic room. A Room at the Top - S4 - E23 Continuity mistake: In "Our Son, the Man", Greg wants his own room. One night, while in bed, Mike and Carol discuss their options.

Carol says, "How about the attic?" Mike responds with, "That would be fine if Greg were only two and a half feet tall." Later, they give Greg the den for a while. However, in "A Room at the Top", after cleaning out the attic, which was. A Room at the Top Trouble arises when Greg and Marcia both decide to use the attic as their own private room.

When the family cleans out the attic, both Greg and Marcia realize what a great room it would be and they both begin fighting over who gets it. This leads to yet another battle between the sexes. Plot Overview Greg and Marcia each want to convert the newly cleared attic into their own room.

Greg is ultimately given the room as the oldest of the children, but relinquishes it to Marcia after hearing her tearful pleas for privacy from her sisters. Mr. Brady promised the attic to Greg.

Mrs. Brady promised the attic to Marcia. So the children begin moving stuff up to the attic, and a fight ensues.

Protests and sit ins, then mom & dad settle it with the logic and coolness the Brady parents are known for. Greg is the oldest, then he gets the room.