Brothers

Season 51984

Two conservative men support their younger brother when he comes out as gay, and help him navigate being openly homosexual in 1980s Philadelphia.

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15 Episodes

E01 The Wedding

On the day of his wedding, Cliff decides to come out as gay, which does not sit well with his two older brothers, Joe and Lou.

July 13, 1984

E02 You Brought a New Kind of Love To Me

Joe's high-school football buddies pay a visit, but it is underwhelming when they tease one friend, Bubba, who is coming out as gay. Joe tries to set the record straight and pretends to be gay himself to fool the two other friends.

August 16, 1984

E03 Lizards ain't Snakes

Joe is concerned that Cliff's new life as a gay man is preventing him from going back to his usual carefree activities, so Cliff decides to tag along with Donald to a neighborhood gay bar.

August 23, 1984

E04 He ain't Witty, He's my Brother

Joe attempts to woo Cliff's new friend, Lisa, but feels out of place amongst her other "sophisticated" friends.

September 20, 1984

E05 Mindless Passion

Joe finds out that the woman he is dating is married. Joe tries to break it off, but he and his girlfriend cannot control their lust for each other.

August 30, 1984

E06 FEAR OF FLYING

Joe, Cliff, Lou, and Donald notice a dead body in Joe's apartment. They decide it is best to bury the corpse and take an airplane out of town to figure out their next move.

September 6, 1984

E07 MONTE CARLO NIGHT

Joe's financial troubles are preventing him to get Penny an expensive gift when she is close to graduating high school.

September 13, 1984

E08 AND BABY MAKES TWO

The gang do not approve of Kelly's marriage to a tough guy and their plans on throwing a baby shower for Kelly ends in a free-for-all fistfight.

September 27, 1984

E09 FOOLS RUSSIAN

Cliff falls in love with a Russian wrestler. The wrestler is using him because he wants to stay in the United States.

October 4, 1984

E10 STANDARDS AND PRACTICES

Should Joe pose nude for the Sports Men of Philadelphia calendar?

October 11, 1984

E11 LIZA

A street person sparks a bet between Joe and snobbish Marcus that Joe can transform her into a beautiful, cultured woman.

October 18, 1984

E12 IT ONLY HURTS WHEN I'M GAY

Cliff is beaten up because he is gay. His brothers want to avenge him and end up in jail. There they meet the thugs.

October 25, 1984

E13 I REMEMBER PAPA

A spat between Joe and Lou causes Cliff to reflect themselves back when Joe promised their father that he and Lou would look after Cliff when he is gone.

November 1, 1984

E14 HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MEL (PART 1)

Christmas activities are put on hold for the gang when a major snowstorm hits the city. At the same time, Joe befriends a fellow gay man.

December 16, 1984

E15 HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MEL (PART 2)

Christmas activities are put on hold for the gang when a major snowstorm hits the city. At the same time, Joe befriends a fellow gay man.

December 16, 1984

Brothers

E01 The Wedding

E02 You Brought a New Kind of Love To Me

E03 Lizards ain't Snakes

E04 He ain't Witty, He's my Brother

E05 Mindless Passion

E06 FEAR OF FLYING

E07 MONTE CARLO NIGHT

E08 AND BABY MAKES TWO

E09 FOOLS RUSSIAN

E10 STANDARDS AND PRACTICES

E11 LIZA

E12 IT ONLY HURTS WHEN I'M GAY

E13 I REMEMBER PAPA

E14 HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MEL (PART 1)

E15 HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MEL (PART 2)

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E01 The Wedding

E02 You Brought a New Kind of Love To Me

E03 Lizards ain't Snakes

E04 He ain't Witty, He's my Brother

E05 Mindless Passion

E06 FEAR OF FLYING

E07 MONTE CARLO NIGHT

E08 AND BABY MAKES TWO

E09 FOOLS RUSSIAN

E10 STANDARDS AND PRACTICES

E11 LIZA

E12 IT ONLY HURTS WHEN I'M GAY

E13 I REMEMBER PAPA

E14 HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MEL (PART 1)

E15 HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MEL (PART 2)