A Very Brady Christmas

Patriarch of the Brady clan, Mike orchestrates the reunion and keeps the family's interests in focus. He demonstrates steadiness under pressure and a deep commitment to his children's well-being. The plot places him at the center of a crisis when a building he designed collapses, testing his resilience and leadership as he helps others before, and after, the danger escalates.

Matriarch who dreams of reuniting the entire family for Christmas. She anchors the household with warmth and practical support, guiding the family through their various issues. Her Christmas spirit and vocal moments reinforce the festive mood and help bring everyone back together in the end.

One of the older Brady kids, Greg's storyline intersects with the family's holiday plans as Nora, his wife, spends Christmas with her own family, creating tension within the household. He represents the balancing act between personal life and family obligations during the holidays.

Greg's wife, whose absence during Christmas highlights the strain of separate family dynamics. Her return and involvement in the broader Brady celebration contribute to the reconciliation arc and emphasize the importance of unity.

Peter navigates professional insecurities, notably his romantic involvement with his boss Valerie and the impact of salary on his confidence. His storyline adds a subplot about ambition, loyalty, and personal growth within the family framework.

Youngest of the brothers, Bobby has secretly left graduate school to pursue NASCAR racing, a revelation that challenges parental expectations and tests family trust. His journey reflects the tension between chasing dreams and communicating openly with loved ones.

Jan is dealing with separation from her husband Phillip and seeks greater independence, which strains her relationship with the family. Her struggles are woven into the holiday narrative as she contemplates personal freedom while seeking support.

The youngest Brady, Cindy pretends to be overwhelmed by college issues to justify a skiing trip in Aspen, exposing issues of independence and deception within the family dynamic. Her actions trigger honest conversations that move the family toward resolution.

The longtime housekeeper who faces personal upheaval as her husband Sam leaves her for another woman. She stays a steady, supportive presence for the family, modeling resilience and grace throughout the holiday turmoil.

Alice's estranged husband who reappears in disguise as Santa, offering a chance at forgiveness. His actions drive a subplot of reconciliation and demonstrate that mistakes can be addressed within the family unit.

Jan's estranged husband, whose separation from Jan is part of the couple's arc toward independence and later potential reconciliation. His presence adds complexity to the family dynamics during the holidays.

Marcia's husband, who faces professional challenges including a layoff from his toy company, adding strain to the Brady family holidays. His storyline contributes to the broader theme of balancing career and family life.

The daughter of Wally and Marcia, a younger member of the extended Brady clan who participates in the family holiday gatherings and contributes to the warm, multi-generational dynamic.

Peter's boss and romantic involvement, whose relationship introduces tension about ambition and self-worth within the family context. Her presence influences Peter's personal journey during the holidays.

A member of the Brady family, contributing to the extended family dynamic and festive ensemble cast that fills the house with activity during Christmas.

Minor character within the Brady universe, contributing to the domestic and community setting of the Christmas period.