Brother's Keeper (1998)
Brother's Keeper (1998)
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Plot.
Widower and professor Porter Waide has his life turned upside down with the arrival of his football player brother, Bobby, who's gotten into so much trouble that he's been contracted to live with a responsible relative. This move also disrupts the lives of Porter's impressionable son, Oscar, and Bobby's perpetually annoyed agent, Dena.
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Cast & Crew.

William Ragsdale
Porter Waide

Justin Cooper
Oscar Waide

Sean O'Bryan
Bobby Waide

Bess Meyer
Dena Draeger

Donald Todd
Creator / Executive Producer / Writer

Danielle Feller
Key Costumer

Richard J. Brock
Second Assistant Camera

Susie Francis Gunter
Script Supervisor

Susan Vercelli
Production Coordinator

Dava Waite
Casting

Eva Charney
Dialogue Coach

Michael Levy
Colorist

Jack Diamond
Music Editor

Tod Himmel
Co-Producer / Writer

Bill Lowe
Editor

Lisa Pharren
Makeup Artist

Robert P. Quiroz
Best Boy Electric

Jesse Harris
Set Dresser

Frank Merwald
Associate Producer

Tom J. Astle
Supervising Producer / Writer

Eric J. Peters
Production Assistant

John Isabeau
Unit Production Manager

Robert S. Douglas
Online Editor

James Widdoes
Executive Producer / Director

Billiam Coronel
Co-Producer / Writer

Jamie Rhonheimer
Writers' Assistant

Lisa K. Nelson
Co-Producer / Writer

Adan Torres
Assistant Camera

Adrienne J. Kessler
Hairstylist

Jonathan Wolff
Music

Rich Romig
Set Designer

Dwight Jackson
Set Decoration

Matt Ember
Co-Executive Producer / Writer

Mark Grossan
Producer

James Terry Welden
Production Designer

Reid Harrison
Co-Producer / Writer

John Chisholm
Studio Teacher

Alfonso Delgado
Key Production Assistant

Dana Allyson
Costume Designer

Steve Morey
Construction Coordinator

Damon Bowden
Paint Coordinator

Lois Bromfield
Consulting Producer

Jake Garber
Special Effects Makeup Artist

Gregory J. Barnett
Stunt Coordinator

Richard Noack
Key Grip

Jonathan Axelrod
Executive Producer

Kieran 'KC' Illes
Gaffer

Jim Vallely
Executive Consultant

Dinah Manoff
Director

Ken Levine
Director

Robby Benson
Director

Joyce Gittlin
Director

Jason Bateman
Director

Christopher Banninger
Sound Mixer

Peter Damski
Sound Mixer

Neal Boushell
Story Editor / Writer

Sam O'Neal
Story Editor / Writer

Kate Nielsen
Writer

Mark Driscoll
Writer

Neil J. Deiter
Writer

Kate Hodge
Marilyn

Tony Randall
Tony

Jack Klugman
Jack

Kayla Blake
Nurse

Joshua Preven
Guy

Phaedra Nielson
Waitress

Selma McPherson
Woman Reporter

Dennis Satterfield
Reporter #1

Meredith Autry
Sheryl

Emily Cutler
Wife #1

Bix Skahill
Husband #1

Gregory Itzin
Mr. Weaver

Eugene Roche
Snappy

Natasha Slayton
Rose

Jonathan Slavin
Movie Theater Employee

Paul Stroili
Keeler

Kathleen Gati
Katya

John Michael Higgins
Mark

Shashawnee Hall
Coach

Dan Dierdorf
Dan Dierdorf

Boomer Esiason
Boomer Esiason

Al Michaels
Al Michaels

Karl Malone
Karl Malone

Cindy Ambuehl
Lisa

Deborah Levin
Wife

Andy Milder
Calvin Heinberg

Bobby Slayton
Marty

Caroline Keenan
Kristy

Teresa Velarde
Miss Baker

Anna B. Choi
Student

Josh Blake
Student

Joseph Tello
Kid in Back

Lilli Birdsell
Gretchen

Elizabeth Berkley
Amy

Timi Prulhiere
Laura

Suzanne Kent
Delivery Person

Christopher Neiman
Collector

Anthony Russell
Store Owner

Bob Amaral
Pizza Delivery Guy

Illeana Douglas
Ginny

Piper Laurie
Jane Waide

Tom Whitenight
Nick

Alan Prewitt
Passerby / Pizza Delivery Guy

Charles Zucker
Engineer
Media.

Details.
Release DateSeptember 24, 1998
StatusCanceled
Seasons1
Episodes23
Running Time22m
Genres
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This TV Show Is About.
sibling relationship
american football
single father
sitcom
Scripted
professor
son
widower
uncle nephew relationship
sports agent
father son relationship
Wiki.
Brother's Keeper is an American television sitcom that ran for one season on ABC from September 25, 1998, to May 14, 1999. Created by Donald Todd, the series chronicles the rocky coexistence of Porter Waide (William Ragsdale) and his irresponsible pro-football player brother Bobby Waide (Sean O'Bryan), who is contractually forced to move into his brother's house, where Bobby's lifestyle often clashes with that of Porter's, and becomes an unwitting second parent to Porter's son Oscar (Justin Cooper).