A Very Brady Discovery Channel and Food Network

In honor of upcoming “A Very Brady Renovation” on HGTV, Discovery Channel and Food Network will air Brady-inspired episodes of “Fast N’ Loud,” “Chopped,” “Worst Cooks in America,” “The Kitchen” and “The Pioneer Woman” in August and September. Various cast members from “The Brady Bunch” — Barry Williams (Greg), Maureen McCormick (Marcia), Christopher Knight (Peter), Eve Plumb (Jan), Mike Lookinland (Bobby) and Susan Olsen (Cindy), — will appear in Brady-themed episodes of these series to support “A Very Brady Renovation” and build on the fever-pitch excitement around all things Brady.

“From the start, we knew that the ‘Brady Bunch’ house – and ‘The Brady Bunch’ series – are pop culture phenomena that transcend time, yet evoke a nostalgic feeling about family and home that is completely relevant today,” said Kathleen Finch, chief lifestyle brand officer, Discovery Inc. “We imagined many ways to bring the Brady Bunch lifestyle to life under the Discovery umbrella – from replicating the television house and souping up the family station wagon to inviting cast members to serve as guest judges for ’70s-themed food competitions or reminisce about their early years together as TV icons. We’ve been able to do all of that on HGTV, Food Network and Discovery Channel as only the Discovery family of networks can.”

HGTV.com will offer seven special online packages devoted to Brady house mania, including Building Brady, that captures the behind-the-scenes moments of the renovation, and Sunshine Upcycle, which demonstrates how to refashion retro fixtures into unique design pieces. Across HGTV’s social platforms, the #verybradyreno hashtag will offer an unscripted glimpse into this one-of-a-kind makeover.

“A Very Brady Renovation” will feature the full-scale overhaul of the real Brady Bunch house in Los Angeles. Exterior shots of that house were often used to establish a sense of time and place for the Brady family. HGTV executed a transformation of the home by adding 2,000 square feet to its original footprint – all without compromising its instantly recognizable street view. The house was replicated to include the iconic floating staircase, the orange-and-green kitchen, Greg’s attic, the kids Jack-n-Jill bathroom and many more memorable spaces.