Biography
Indelibly, and by most accounts, happily linked in the minds of television audiences with upbeat suburban mom Carol Brady on "The Brady Bunch" (ABC, 1969-74), Florence Henderson began her acting career in numerous musical theater productions during the 1950s. Her effervescent personality and knack with a quip made her a likable guest star on television variety programs throughout the 1960s. But it was her role on "The Brady Bunch" that became …
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Career Milestones
2010 | Joined the 11th season of "Dancing with the Stars" (ABC) as a contestant |
2008 | Co-hosted the daily talk show "Living Live" with former Designing Women star Meshach Taylor on Retirement Living TV; the show was reworked and renamed "The Florence Henderson Show" |
2006 | Joined the sixth season of VH1's "Surreal Life" as the house therapist |
2002 | Starred alongside Faith Ford in the ABC Family series "Moms on Strike" |
2000 | Co-hosted NBC's short-lived "Later Today" |
1997 | Hosted a radio program on KGIL radio in Los Angeles |
1995 | Co-hosted "Our Generation" with daughter Barbara Chase on the Faith & Values Network |
1995 | Appeared as Carol Brady's mother in "The Brady Bunch Movie" |
1992 | Returned to features after a 22-year absence in "Shakes the Clown" |
1990 | Reprised the role of Carol Brady in the CBS sitcom "The Bradys" |
1988 | Appeared in the CBS variety special "A Very Brady Christmas" |
1985 | Hosted "Country Kitchen" on TNN |
1981 | Again played Carol Brady on the NBC sitcom "The Brady Brides" |
1977 | Reprised role of Carol Brady on the ABC variety series "The Brady Bunch Hour" |
1976 | Was the spokeswoman for Wesson cooking oil |
1970 | Feature film debut, "Song of Norway" |
1969 | Best known for her role as Carol Brady on ABC's "The Brady Bunch" |
1964 | Starred in Noel Coward's final Broadway musical "The Girl Who Came to Supper" |
1962 | Became the first woman to guest host "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" (NBC) |
1961 | Played Maria in the road company tour of "The Sound of Music" |
1960 | Made regular appearances on NBC's morning show "Today" |
1959 | With Bill Hayes, co-hosted "Oldsmobile Music Theatre/Hayes and Henderson," a seven episode variety series on NBC |
1958 | Was a regular on "The Jack Paar Show" (NBC) |
1958 | Debut series, "Sing Along" (CBS) |
1957 | TV debut, "U.S. Steel Hour" (CBS) |
1954 | Played title role in the Broadway musical "Fanny" |
1952 | Made Broadway debut in "Wish You Were Here" |
