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Jamboree Night
Fillmore Junior High School event which includes student performances and a puppet show lampooning
the school's faculty. Targets include Mrs. Crocker,
Mrs. Saunders and Mr. Price. Mrs. Meredith selects students to perform at the event.
[ 68 ]
Jamison,
Tommy (Eric Shea)
Boy Bobby hires to portray Cindy's "secret admirer."
Bobby creates the fictional admirer to lift Cindy's
spirits when she is frustrated at being the
family's youngest member. Bobby trades Tommy a
rabbit's foot for a pencil sharpener before offering
him a Kennedy half dollar to be Cindy's friend. Tommy
gives it back when he decides he likes her anyway. He
later gives her a lizard for her collection. As the
secret admirer, Bobby leaves Cindy gifts such as a
candy bar, flowers, a pink hair ribbon and a fake
diamond ring.
[ 67 ]
Tommy (to Bobby): "You don't have to pay me to
play with Cindy. She's real neat -- for a girl, I mean."
Note Bobby leaves with a candy bar in the Bradys'
mailbox:
You don't know me, but I sure dig you.
Your secret admirer
Poem Bobby leaves with the fake ring on the Bradys'
porch:
When I think of your face
And your awful cute dimples
From head to toe
I get goose pimples
Jane
Peter's friend. A guest at a party she throws
tells Peter that he has no personality.
[ 54 ]
Janice
Marcia's friend whom she rushes to tell about the
family's encounter with Skip Farnum and his offer
to cast them in a television commercial.
[ 59 ]
Jason (Iler
Rasmussen)
Peter's friend who declines an invitation to a party
he throws for himself.
[ 22 ]
Jennifer (Jenny)
(Susan Joyce)
Peter's friend who declines an invitation to a party
he throws for himself.
[ 22 ]
Jenny (Imogene Coca)
Carol's wealthy, eccentric aunt who travels the world rubbing
elbows with celebrities and heads of state such as
Wilt Chamberlain, Harry Houdini, Paul Newman, Indira
Gandhi, Golda Meir and Aristotle and Jackie
Onassis. As a child, she bore an uncanny resemblance to Jan.
[ 66 ]
Jenny: "There's a lot of pretty faces around, but how
often do you see a puss like this?"
Jenny's letter to Jan before her visit:
Dear Soul Sister,
Thanks for the picture, and I'll bet we're the first twins
that were ever born 40 years apart. Like you wrote, it's
real spooky. Enclosed is the latest photo of me. Hope that
very soon we can exchange hugs instead of pictures.
Love,
Jenny
Jenny's letter to Jan after her visit:
Dear Soul Sister,
I really goofed this time. After Paris I tried to work off
that fattening French gravy skiing in Switzerland. I just
got the cast off; had it autographed for you. Regards to
the gang.
Love,
Jenny
Jeremy
Cindy's friend. A magician's disappearing trick
at his birthday causes Cindy to become
frightened of the dark.
[ 45 ]
Jerry
Fillmore Junior High School student who asks Marcia to a school dance. Having already agreed to go as
Doug Williams' date, she settles for a soda with
Jerry.
[ 67 ]
Jill (Shawn Schepps)
Clinton Avenue Elementary School student who asks Bobby to rescue her cat, Pandora, from a condemned
building.
[ 79 ]
Jill (to Bobby): "Please, you've gotta get Pandora
out for me!"
Jimmy (Jimmy
Bracken)
Peter's friend and member of the treehouse
club.
[ 36 ]
Jimmy (Pierre
Williams)
Peter's football teammate.
[ 40 ]
"Joan of Arc of Woodland Park"
Mike's affectionate nickname for Carol
during the "Save Woodland Park" campaign.
[ 47 ]
"Joe"
Humphrey Bogart character in a movie Peter studies to change his personality.
[ 54 ]
Johnny (Michael
Lerner)
Salesman at Oscar's Cyclery who helps Mike
and Carol customize a bike they plan to
purchase for Bobby's birthday.
[ 14 ]
Jon (Jon Hayes)
Clinton Avenue Elementary School student cited by
Bobby for disorderly conduct after he and a friend
run through the hall tossing a third boy's book in the
air.
[ 79 ]
Jones,
Christopher
Captain of the Mayflower, the ship that
brought the Pilgrims to Plymouth Rock in 1620.
Mike portrays him in Greg's short film, Our Pilgrim Fathers.
[ 29 ]
Jones, David
"Deacon" (Himself)
Los Angeles Rams lineman who played high
school football with the coach of Peter's
elementary school squad. Also an amateur singer
with several other pro football players.
[ 40 ]
"Deacon" Jones: "Just try as hard as you can. That's all
your coach and your team can ask of you. And that's
all you can ask of yourself."
JOP 745
License plate on the Bradys' Chrysler
station wagon.
Joy
Greg's classmate at Fillmore Junior High School. [ 17 ]
Judge (Robert Emhardt)
Presiding judge in Duggan v. Brady,
Harry Duggan's small claims case against Carol after an auto accident.
[ 70 ]
Judge: "Mr. Duggan, it is the opinion of the court
that your neck brace was an overt attempt to
change the opinion of this court, therefore
beclouding your testimony. I find in favor of the
defendant."
Judy (Margie DeMeyer)
Guest at a party Peter throws for himself to debut
his new personality.
[ 54 ]
Judy: "Peter dull? That's silly."
June Street
Street in the Bradys' neighborhood. They jog past it
on one of Emma's 6 a.m. runs.
[ 69 ]
"JUSTICE FOR ALL"
Phrase atop the courthouse where Carol goes to face
Harry Duggan in small claims court.
[ 70 ]
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