I remember this show very vividly. This is one of the few shows I would buy if it were on DVD... Extremely witty and funny! (And, at times, incredibly poignant)... I miss it!
FYI - Showtime stated to me that the reason it is not on dvd is due to not enough of a request for it to be put on DVD. They need a major big audience for it.
Wow! I didn’t think I remembered this show but I ended up singing along to the last couple lines of the theme song. Maybe they were also used somewhere else. Amazing.
Was this taken from an episode that aired at the end of the fourth season? This is a rare occurence of Robin Riker (Hasley)'s photo being shown in the opening credits, since from season 1 through most of season 4, Riker's and Hallie Todd's names were shown over the display of floating pictures seen in the background. Riker left the show at the end of S4 (after having not done 11 episodes during that season), and in S5, Mary Ann Pascal's photo was shown in along with Hallie Todd's.
As a teen in the '80s, I thought it was a great show. Funny in places, but serious when it needed to be. It also helped me get past the negativity toward the gay community (what the LGBTQ community was called back then) that I'd been taught throughout my childhood. I would very much like to see this series released on DVD.
I miss this show so much. We need a show like this now, especially since the LGBT community has come so far. These days, the whole first episode wouldn't have had to happen. I am probably not the only person who can point to this show as a step toward realizing being different.
Watched it but glad but would never let my sons watch this. Oh wait. It’s in the damn commercials and Disney cartoons. God bless Russian entertainment for not pushing this trash
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I remember watching "Brothers" regularly on Showtime back in the 1980s. Great sitcom!
R.I.P. Paul Regina (Cliff Waters). You're missed.
I vividly remember the night this show premiered. My mom rushed us home to catch it on time. What a time to be a Cable Brat #80s
I remember this show very vividly. This is one of the few shows I would buy if it were on DVD... Extremely witty and funny! (And, at times, incredibly poignant)... I miss it!
It's been 14 years since you made your comment...
...and I'm STILL waiting for _Brothers_ to be released on dvd! 📀 😕
Same here!
"It's good, it's good!"
That line always got a chuckle out of me 😎
FYI - Showtime stated to me that the reason it is not on dvd is due to not enough of a request for it to be put on DVD. They need a major big audience for it.
i used towatch the show back when it was in syndication in the early nineties when I was a kid
I frickin loved this show
Donald was funny AF! I remember watching this on showtime as a child
This show was pretty good for it's time 🙂
I hope this show comes to DVD soon
That's up to Paramount to decide
Philip Charles MacKenzie and Hallie Todd would later star together again on 'Going Places'.
Wow! I didn’t think I remembered this show but I ended up singing along to the last couple lines of the theme song. Maybe they were also used somewhere else. Amazing.
This show gave be the courage to come out👍👍👍👍
Remember this show well. I'm surprised it isn't available on DVD.
Audio's a little fuzzy, though.
So Charles & Hallie worked together again the failed ABC TGIF sitcom Going Places. A nice reunion.
Wish there was a quality version
Great Show! I Wish It Would Come Back! "YEA" Why Is It Not On DVD?
I remember Paul Regina playing the role of Marco Polo on the Voyagers show on TV.
Was this taken from an episode that aired at the end of the fourth season? This is a rare occurence of Robin Riker (Hasley)'s photo being shown in the opening credits, since from season 1 through most of season 4, Riker's and Hallie Todd's names were shown over the display of floating pictures seen in the background.
Riker left the show at the end of S4 (after having not done 11 episodes during that season), and in S5, Mary Ann Pascal's photo was shown in along with Hallie Todd's.
As a teen in the '80s, I thought it was a great show. Funny in places, but serious when it needed to be. It also helped me get past the negativity toward the gay community (what the LGBTQ community was called back then) that I'd been taught throughout my childhood. I would very much like to see this series released on DVD.
I miss this show so much. We need a show like this now, especially since the LGBT community has come so far. These days, the whole first episode wouldn't have had to happen. I am probably not the only person who can point to this show as a step toward realizing being different.
_Surprise!_ 🍺🤣👍
Watched it but glad but would never let my sons watch this. Oh wait. It’s in the damn commercials and Disney cartoons. God bless Russian entertainment for not pushing this trash
Hallie Todd was the daughter of Ann Guilbert, who played Millie on "Dick Van Dyke"
Hallie Todd played Data's daughter in Star Trek: TNG. Incredible acting job! Very intense episode.