Stitched up single dad raises his young son while keeping his hard-partying, pro-footballer brother in line.
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Title: Brother's Keeper (1998–1999)
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Stitched up single dad raises his young son while keeping his hard-partying, pro-footballer brother in line.
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cohabitation | living together | sports agent | widower | history professor |Taglines:
Imagine taking care of someone who's really immature, and your 8-year-old son as well.Genres:
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Bobby Waide: There are a lot of babes here...
Porter Waide: [sarcastically] Yes, well, I'm sure they came here to meet you. That's why they came with their husbands.
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[At a parenting class]Bobby Waide: There are a lot of babes here...
Porter Waide: [sarcastically] Yes, well, I'm sure they came here to meet you. That's why they came with their husbands.
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25 September 1998 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Axelrod-Widdoes Productions, Donald Todd Productions, Studios USA Television See more »
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The first time I saw this show I thought I was watching "Full House". The cast is very similiar. For example, there's the childish, idiotic brother who is similiar to Jowy from "Full House". There's the over protective father (Bob Saget from "Full House"). And we must not forget the girl friend, and the kids, who need no explanation. Aren't there any original sitcoms any more?