IGN's Top 10 TV Show Bands

[Poor Jonathon]

#4: The Brady Six, AKA The Silver Platters
Series: The Brady Bunch

Not quite as much of an "official" band as others on this list (on the show that is; in real life they'd go on to release albums and tour), this singing sextet holds a special place to the many, many people who grew up on this blissfully upbeat, classic show. Greg, Marcia, Peter, Jan, Bobby and Cindy might have their squabbles, but that didn't mean they couldn't put aside those differences in order to take to the stage in '70s attire, while belting out cheesy but catchy songs like "It's a Sunshine Day (Everybody's Smiling)" and "Keep On." Though they went through a couple of name changes, still the kids kept on finding the occasional reason to perform. Perhaps their most memorable performance was the song "Time to Change," from the episode "Dough Re Mi," in which Peter gets over the discomfort and embarrassment over his changing voice by having it incorporated into both a Brady song and another tried but true Brady Life Lesson.

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[Scott]

That list left out two of the most amazing TV bands ever... The Monkees & The Partridge Family!! How could they forget them?

[Poor Jonathon]

It appears you didn't note, and after they asked so politely as well.

Please note that we purposely left out bands that were central to a show's core concept, such as the Monkees or the Partridge Family, instead focusing on shows where the inclusion of a musical performance wasn't so likely.

[Sharon]

I'm surprised they named the "Zack Attack" episode from Saved By The Bell as number 1. I've never liked that episode.

[Scott]

poorjonathon said:

It appears you didn't note, and after they asked so politely as well.

Please note that we purposely left out bands that were central to a show's core concept, such as the Monkees or the Partridge Family, instead focusing on shows where the inclusion of a musical performance wasn't so likely.

Oops, I'm sorry. I didn't see that part