When asked by Brady World what it was like working on The Brady Bunch and what, if any, effect it had on his overall career, this was Robbie's response:
It seems so long ago, I don't think I even remember (the show hadn't really entered "cultural iconoclasti" yet!). It seemed for the most part a really enjoyable experience. The cast was great (my little boy crush on Susan Olsen already well established), I had school for three hours on the set (much better than REAL school) and for six weeks I had a job. Afterward, The Brady Bunch remained a high point on my resume for years. I still get recognized on the street constantly (it's really weird when some little Latino kids run up to you and are jabbering away in Spanish until the words "Brady Bunch" come out! Or when I got recognized in Rome. It is indeed a small world after all.) and I think having that Brady thing helps me in voice over (pretty much my job now). Being on that show is a life experience very few people are priveleged to have and, both good and bad, I consider it an honor to have been involved.