Ann B. Davis
Television

Ann B. Davis

Section Title: Television
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Year	Title	Role	Notes

1953–1953	Jukebox Jury	Herself/Judge	Musical series

1956	Matinee Theater	Peg Miller	Episode: "Belong to Me"

1956	Lux Video Theatre	Miss Killicat	Episode: "The Wayward Saint"

1955–1959	The Bob Cummings Show	Charmaine "Schultzy" Schultz	153 episodes

1960	Wagon Train	Mrs. Foster	Episode: "The Countess Baranof Story"

1962	The New Breed	Elizabeth MacBaine	Episode: "Wherefore Art Thou, Romeo?"

1962	Here's Hollywood	Herself	Celebrity interview program

1963	McKeever and the Colonel	Sgt. Gruber	Episode: "Too Many Sergeants"

1963	The Keefe Brasselle Show	Herself	3 appearances on summer replacement series for The Garry Moore Show

1964	Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre	Matha	Episode: "Wake Up, Darling"

1965–1966	The John Forsythe Show	Miss Wilson	29 episodes

1966	The Pruitts of Southampton	Mrs. Derwin	Episode: "Phyllis Takes a Letter"

1968	Insight	Pat	Episode: "The Late Great God"

1970/1973	Love, American Style	2 episodes

1971	Big Fish, Little Fish	Hilda Rose	Movie

1973	The World of Sid & Marty Krofft at the Hollywood Bowl	Audience member	Uncredited

1969–1974	The Brady Bunch	Alice Nelson / Cousin Emma	117 episodes

1974	Only with Married Men	Mola	Movie; uncredited

1976–1977	The Brady Bunch Hour	Alice Nelson	9 episodes

1980	The Love Boat	Agnes	Episode: "Invisible Maniac/September Song/Peekaboo"

1981	The Brady Girls Get Married	Alice Nelson	Movie

1981	The Brady Brides	6 episodes

1988	A Very Brady Christmas	Movie

1989	Day by Day	Episode: "A Very Brady Episode"

1990	The Bradys	4 episodes

1991	Hi Honey, I'm Home!	Episode: "SRP"

1997	Something So Right	Maxine	Episode: "Something About Inter-Ex-Spousal Relations"

2004	The Brady Bunch 35th Anniversary Reunion Special	Herself	TV special

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Ann B. Davis reprised her role as Alice Nelson in two short-lived television series: The Brady Brides (1981) and The Bradys (1990), one of which lasted six episodes.

final_sentence: Ann B. Davis reprised her role as Alice Nelson in two short-lived television series: The Brady Brides (1981) and The Bradys (1990), one of which lasted six episodes.