A Very Brady Christmas

Mike and Carol reallocate their savings to buy airline tickets for their children, grandchildren, and in-laws so the whole family can be together for Christmas. The plan shifts from separate dream trips to a single, shared holiday, uniting the Bradys under one roof. The move shows how their initial savings become a tool for repairing family ties.

Greg's wife Nora spends Christmas with her own family, leaving Greg with a quieter home front. Peter is entangled with his boss Valerie and worries about his lower position and pay. Bobby has dropped out of graduate school to pursue NASCAR, while Marcia's husband Wally has just been fired. Jan is separating from Phillip, Cindy pretends to have college stresses, and Alice faces life after Sam leaves.

With the goal of reuniting, Mike and Carol encourage the kids to share their struggles. The Brady parents create a safe space for honesty, and the family starts to promise support rather than blame. Small confessions pave the way for real reconciliation.

Jan gets back together with Phillip, signaling a thaw in the family’s tensions. The couple’s reunion helps ease the strain on Jan and the household as a whole.

Bobby finally tells the family about his decision to pursue NASCAR racing and how it will affect his future. The confession shifts the family dynamic as they process his ambition.

Wally secures a new job at Mike's friend's toy company, providing a fresh path forward for Marcia’s husband. The news brings relief to Marcia and the rest of the family as they navigate the holiday stress.

Nora arrives at the Brady home to surprise Greg, briefly lifting the mood as everyone gathers for Christmas. Her unexpected visit underscores the ongoing theme of family reuniting despite obstacles.

The festive dinner is interrupted when a ruthless businessman's cut corners cause the building Mike designed to collapse. Mike bravely frees two trapped security guards from the rubble, proving his dedication to safety and his clients.

An aftershock traps Mike in the rubble, leaving his fate uncertain as the family watches and prays for his safety. The accident heightens the stakes for everyone involved and tests their Christmas resolve.

Mike finally escapes from the debris, a dramatic moment that the family commemorates with a chorus of an old Christmas hymn. The song becomes a symbol of resilience and renewed faith as they rally around him.

Returning home from the day's ordeal, a man dressed as Santa Claus appears at the door and reveals only one present—Sam in disguise. He explains his remorse and asks for forgiveness.

Alice forgives Sam and invites him to stay for dinner, signaling a hopeful peace in the family. The film ends with everyone joining in a chorus of We Wish You a Merry Christmas.