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Two conservative men support their younger brother when he comes out as gay, and help him navigate being openly homosexual in 1980s Philadelphia.
Episode 25 : MI CASA ES SEWER CASA
December. 03,1986
Episode 24 : STILL MARRIED AFTER ALL THESE YEARS
November. 19,1986
Episode 23 : ICEMAN
November. 12,1986
Episode 22 : A PENNY FOR YOUR DREAMS
November. 05,1986
Episode 21 : THE GANG WHO COULD SHOOT STRAIGHT
October. 29,1986
Episode 20 : LAY THE POINTS
October. 08,1986
Episode 19 : THE BOXER
October. 15,1986
Episode 18 : WHOSE GOLDEN YEARS IS IT, ANYWAY? (PART 2)
September. 01,1986
Episode 17 : WHOSE GOLDEN YEARS IS IT, ANYWAY? (PART 1)
September. 17,1986
Episode 16 : JOE LEAVES THIS OLD WORLD BEHIND
September. 10,1986
Joe suffers a midlife crisis when one of Penny's friends hits on him.
Episode 15 : GOODBYE, CLIFFIE
September. 03,1986
Cliff gets a job interview as an apprentice sports writer. But he would have to move to Utica, NY if he takes the job.
Episode 14 : IF I ONLY HAD A WATCHAMACALLIT
August. 20,1986
Episode 13 : TWO-TIMIN' MAN
August. 06,1986
Episode 12 : MOTHER'S DAY
July. 30,1986
Episode 11 : HARRY AND THE OGRE OF OCK
July. 15,1986
Lou is excited to spend the day with Flo's nephew Harry. But Lou realizes that him and Harry don't have that much in common.
Episode 10 : THE PLAYS THE THING
July. 09,1986
Donald writes a play but the only producer that will consider his play doesn't seem very legit.
Episode 9 : BROTHERS THREE
June. 25,1986
The Waters brothers face off with childhood rivals when three bullish brothers return to town for a family reunion.
Episode 8 : THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME
June. 18,1986
Lou finds out Kelly can sing and tries secretly to have her perform for a record producer.
Episode 7 : BLIND LOVE
June. 11,1986
Episode 6 : WAKE ME UP BEFORE YOU GO GO
June. 04,1986
When the bar gets closed down by the building inspector, Joe agrees to host a wake when a widow offers to pay enough to make the repairs to reopen the bar.
Episode 5 : DONALD'S HALF SISTER
May. 28,1986
Episode 4 : A PENNY A DANCE
May. 14,1986
Joe makes Penny get a job because she gets her first credit card bill. He tries to help her out by getting her a secretarial job but she turns it down and tries to get a job on her own.
Episode 3 : THE SEDUCTION OF LOU
May. 07,1986
Lou gets a huge promotion at work but is having second thoughts after the bosses daughter makes advances at him.
Episode 2 : TAKE ME OUT OF THE BALLGAME (aka Dreams Of Summer)
April. 30,1986
Cliff gets the chance of a lifetime to try out for a pro baseball team. When things don't quite go the way he would have planned, he learns a something about himself.
Episode 1 : HAIRBALL BLUES
April. 23,1986
After Donald's cat Blanche Dubois dies, Cliff gives him one of the two kittens he's been feeding in the alley and keeps the other.
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