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Susan Olsen (Cindy Brady) just dropped some serious backstage scoop from her The Brady Bunch days. Brace yourself: Your childhood memories are about to be forever tainted.
The Brady Bunch was one of TV’s most wholesome shows. When it hit the air in 1969 it was one of the first TV shows to portray a blended family. Whether you watched the show when it first aired or caught it in reruns, The Brady Bunch has been a childhood staple for generations, thanks to its kid-friendly storytelling. Well, like all of your other childhood favorites, The Brady Bunch had a dark side, too, and the youngest Brady, Cindy (Olsen), spilled some serious scoop to news.com.au .
Here are the seven juiciest, most unsettling backstage stories Olsen revealed in her interview.
Rumors of behind-the-scenes hookups have always run rampant, but Olsen confirms the young actors were all hooking up with each other in one way or another. “We led a sheltered life for part of the year, so if there was anybody to get a crush on or try to date, it would be our counterparts.” That’s not so bad; they weren’t real life brothers and sisters, after all. But this next image will forever be burned inside your heads.
That’s right. According to Olsen, she and Mike Lookinland (Bobby) started having make-out sessions in Tiger’s doghouse when they were just 9. That thing you’re feeling is the last shreds of your innocence dying. What would Alice have said?
The sisterly rivalry was not just on the screen. Although Olsen didn’t mention what caused the rift between Eve Plumb (Jan) and Maureen McCormick (Marcia), she did say she was more sympathetic toward Plumb. Weren’t we all, though?
“I think it’s kind of petty,” Olsen said in the interview. “From day one with these two I have always been in the middle and now it’s at the point where there isn’t even a desire to communicate through me.”
At least they still sound like a family. The show has been off the air for years, but Olsen appears to still be trying to bridge the gap between her onscreen sisters.
If you thought The Brady Bunch cast was raking in the cash, you were wrong. Despite being part of a hit show, the cast was not paid well at all as Olsen recalls. Furthermore, they had to pay to park on the lot where they worked. ABC in the ’70s was hardcore.
Olsen admitted she did grow pot with her ex-husband, but it is not something she enjoyed. As a gardener, she appreciated the plant’s uniqueness, but smoking marijuana made her “paranoid.” She also added that one of the reasons she ultimately left her husband was because she was not fond of partaking in an illegal activity.
When asked to tell a fun story about McCormick, Olsen broke out a tale of McCormick’s youthful shoplifting games. Olsen alleges McCormick once got caught shoplifting with her friend, Susan Cowsill (who was part of a band at the time), and hid in a car while Cowsill took the rap. What a Marcia move.
Finally, the most disturbing news of all: Barry Williams (Greg) had a huge crush on his TV mom, Florence Henderson, so much so he wanted to hook up with her. Luckily for our collective memories of The Brady Bunch , Henderson made sure her relationship with Williams stayed platonic. Still, just knowing Greg had the hots for his stepmom is going to make The Brady Bunch rewatches very uncomfortable.
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No way. No friggin' way. I think I had a pre-pubescent daydream one time about this , all the Brady girls, hair of gold like their mother, you know, getting it on with each other. (I mean, not Cindy. That's a little too NAMBLA even for me.)

But it's true, and soon-to-be-revealed in Maureen McCormick 's tell-all novel about the sitcom, Jan and Marcia (McCormick and Eve Plumb ) had a spicy lesbian fling while on the show together.

Gives "Marcia, Marcia, Marcia" a whole new meaning ...
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One of the most awkward television trends ever

Watching siblings on TV have eye-sex with each other — or actual sex — will never not be weird, although it may be purely for “entertainment.” We’ve seen incest on TV over and over again, but that doesn’t make it any less cringeworthy for viewers.
In fact, enough shows have gone down this dark, taboo route that several publications have written think pieces about the trend, desperately wishing for its demise. And yet, we’ve compiled a list of the very worst offenders. Sorry.

LIFE WITH DEREK’S DASEY SHIP ACTUALLY STARTED EARLIER THAN WE THOUGHT
Michael Seater and Ashley Leggat played stepsiblings whom fans quickly started shipping as “Dasey.” Though it wasn’t ever actually canon, both actors told MTV News they love fans’ fervor and want them to continue shipping Casey and Derek.
Though Monica and Ross’s relationship never ventured into incest territory, it certainly toed the line at times.
Stepsiblings Boone and Shannon eventually had sex after Shannon accused her stepbrother of being in love with her. She drunkenly seduced him and badda bing, badda boom, it was over.
C’mon, now. We all know Marcia wanted to bone Greg, both on and off-camera .
Dexter and Debra Morgan weren’t biological siblings, but they grew up together and were definitely thick as thieves. The show finally had the siblings confess their love for each other on the Season 6 finale, but the incest idea had been brewing for several seasons.
Sam and Dean Winchester cry, hug each other, and have huge heart-to-hearts practically every episode, so it’s virtually impossible not to ship them, which is affectionally known as “Wincest.” On the 200th episode , the show hilariously addressed the shipping, making sure fans knew they were brothers, not lovers.
Effy and Tony Stonem, shipped as Stonemcest , definitely sparked sexual tension. It felt like them against the world at times.
Actual twins Cersei and Jaime Lannister created three children together and once shoved a 10-year-old out a three-story window when he caught them goin’ to town.
Cesare and Lucrezia Borgia perfected the art of eye-sex before Lucrezia was all like, “Screw it,” and decided to just lie naked on the bed, waiting for her brother to find her. Naturally, they did the deed soon after.
Seriously, I know this was a kids’ cartoon, but good lord, Zuko and Azula’s “Zucest” was super strong at times. DeviantArt user SindeeDee actually made a hilarious spoof of Cruel Intentions involving Zucest and Zutara.

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