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Where Are They Now? Sherwood Schwartz’s death puts the spotlight back on the actors he helped make famous. Sherwood Schwartz was responsible for the success of many actors who appeared on his signature shows, Gilligan’s Island and The Brady Bunch. He died Tuesday at the age of Both programs are notable for their relatively short network runs Gilligan’s was on three seasons and The Brady Bunch lasted five years but they have collected fans over the years through a seemingly never-ending life in syndication.

And though their TV characters didn’t age on those re-runs, the actors did move on though the ones who remained in the business were oftentimes typecast.

I meet most men that I date online. What do you look for when dating a man with kids? It’s very common for guys with kids to write in their profiles: “My kids come first,” or “My daughter is the center of my world!”.

Her death surprised many who had seen her just weeks ago on Dancing with the Stars, where she cheered on contestant and former Brady Bunch cast member Maureen McCormick , who played her daughter Marcia on the classic sitcom from to Born in Dale, Ind. In fact, she was the first woman to ever guest host NBC’s Tonight show in after Paar’s departure, and before Johnny Carson ‘s arrival. She was also a regular on NBC’s Today show, becoming recognizable enough that she was known informally as the “Today Girl” — a role in which she reported the weather and other lighthearted bits of news.

In , Henderson won the role of Carol Brady — a single mother of three girls who forms a mixed family by marrying a single father of three boys. Henderson, though, was not producer Sherwood Schwartz’s first choice for the part, but she received the iconic role after actress Shirley Jones turned it down. McCormick was one of the first people to respond via social media to the news of Henderson’s death.

She will be missed. It is for them that my heart is aching,” Susan Olsen, who played “Cindy,” said on Facebook. Florence was one of the most gracious people I have ever known, Proud to call her Mom and life long friend,” Barry Williams, “Greg” on the show, tweeted. Privileged to have known her and the kindness of her heart. Davis, who played housekeeper “Alice,” two years ago.