In a new interview, Plumb, 68, admitted that she wished more fans knew her from Fudge, a short-lived children’s series she appeared in in the 1990’s.
The series, which aired on ABC’s Saturday morning schedule for two short seasons in 1995, was based on the Judy Blume book series of the same name. Plumb admitted she wasn’t aware of the book franchise when she auditioned for the part as mom Anne Hatcher.
Plumb, who was known for her long blonde hair on The Brady Bunch, wasn’t always recognized on the Fudge show.
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“There's a TV series from the Fudge books,” she told January magazine in an interview. “That was an emotionally difficult experience. … Emotional and frustrating. Because you know, they said they needed my input desperately. So we went out there and stayed for several months and they wouldn't let me anywhere near it. It was terrible. I was referred to as the writer of the original material. It was a great lesson in surviving a degrading, humiliating experience.”
Blume did credit the cast for their work on the series.
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