== Episodes ==
===Series overview===
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| end1 = {{End date|1984|12|16}}
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=== Season 1: 1984 ===
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{{Episode list
|Title =The Wedding
|WrittenBy =[[David Lloyd (writer)|David Lloyd]]{{ref|1|1}}
|DirectedBy =[[Joel Zwick]]
|OriginalAirDate=July 13, 1984<ref name=s1>{{cite web |title=Brothers (1984–1989) Episode List {{!}} Season 1 |url=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086677/episodes?season=1&ref_=tt_eps_sn_1 |website=[[IMDb|IMDb.com]] |accessdate=October 9, 2017}}</ref>
|EpisodeNumber =1
|EpisodeNumber2 =1
|ShortSummary =The pilot episode introduces the three Waters brothers: Lou ([[Brandon Maggart]], the oldest, is a construction worker; Joe ([[Robert Walden]]), next oldest, is a former [[National Football League|NFL]] place-kicker and current owner of The Point After, a sports-themed bar and restaurant. The youngest, Cliff ([[Paul Regina]]), flees his own wedding and comes out as gay to his brothers. His best friend, the flamboyant Donald Maltby ([[Philip Charles MacKenzie]]) appears, gushing over Cliff's courage in coming out. After a series of confrontations involving Cliff, his brothers, and his friend, Cliff runs away from it all.
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{{Episode list
|Title =You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me
|WrittenBy =[[Greg Antonacci]]
|DirectedBy =Joel Zwick
|OriginalAirDate=August 16, 1984
|EpisodeNumber =2
|EpisodeNumber2 =2
|ShortSummary =Three of Joe's former football teammates discover Donald in Joe's apartment and assume that Joe, too, is gay. One of the players, Bubba Dean ([[James Avery (actor)|James Avery]]), later visits Joe at home and confesses that he, too, is gay, and "really loves" Joe. Bubba interprets Joe's denial as rejection because he's black. Joe seeks Donald's help and tries to put Donald's advice to use when Joe and Bubba next meet.
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{{Episode list
|Title =Lizards Ain't Snakes
|WrittenBy =[[Stu Silver]]
|DirectedBy =Joel Zwick
|OriginalAirDate=August 23, 1984
|EpisodeNumber =3
|EpisodeNumber2 =3
|ShortSummary =After a dating dry spell, Cliff visits The Velvet Spike, a gay bar, and attends a meeting an ex-gay group.
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{{Episode list
|Title =Mindless Passion
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci, Stu Silver, Marc Sotkin
|DirectedBy =Joel Zwick
|OriginalAirDate=August 30, 1984
|EpisodeNumber =4
|EpisodeNumber2 =4
|ShortSummary =Joe sends flowers to a woman he's been seeing, Lou is hoping to become a partner at his construction firm, and Cliff dreams of being a professional baseball player.
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{{Episode list
|Title =Fear of Flying
|WrittenBy =Stu Silver, Greg Antonacci
|DirectedBy =Greg Antonacci
|OriginalAirDate=September 6, 1984
|EpisodeNumber =5
|EpisodeNumber2 =5
|ShortSummary =Joe juggles a tabloid reporter and the dilemma of the unexpected death of his friend the governor, who isn't supposed to be in Philadelphia.
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{{Episode list
|Title =Monte Carlo Night
|WrittenBy =[[Jeffrey Richman]], Joyce Gittlin
|DirectedBy =Joel Zwick
|OriginalAirDate=September 13, 1984
|EpisodeNumber =6
|EpisodeNumber2 =6
|ShortSummary =Joe is financially hurting and tries several money-making schemes to raise enough money to buy his daughter Penny ([[Hallie Todd]]) a car for her high school graduation.
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{{Episode list
|Title =He Ain't Witty, He's My Brother
|WrittenBy =Jeffrey Richman, Joyce Gittlin
|DirectedBy =Joel Zwick
|OriginalAirDate=September 20, 1984
|EpisodeNumber =7
|EpisodeNumber2 =7
|ShortSummary =Joe attempts to impress a female friend of Cliff and Donald's by trying to appear as sophisticated as her gay friends.
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{{Episode list
|Title =And Baby Makes Two
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci, Stu Silver
|DirectedBy =Greg Antonacci
|OriginalAirDate=September 27, 1984
|EpisodeNumber =8
|EpisodeNumber2 =8
|ShortSummary =Kelly (Robin Riker), the waitress at The Point After, is turning 30 and fears she will never find "Mr. Right" in time to have children.
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{{Episode list
|Title =Fools Russian
|WrittenBy =Stephen Neigher
|DirectedBy =[[John Pasquin]]
|OriginalAirDate=October 4, 1984
|EpisodeNumber =9
|EpisodeNumber2 =9
|ShortSummary =Cliff attends an Olympic wrestling match and his favorite wrestler follows him back to The Point After. The Russian wrestler announces that he wants to defect.
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{{Episode list
|Title =Standards and Practices
|WrittenBy =[[James Berg]], [[Stan Zimmerman]]
|DirectedBy =[[Shelley Jensen]]
|OriginalAirDate=October 11, 1984
|EpisodeNumber =10
|EpisodeNumber2 =10
|ShortSummary =Cliff has unrealistic expectations of a man he's been dating for a short while.
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{{Episode list
|Title =Liza
|WrittenBy =Stu Silver
|DirectedBy =[[Sam Weisman]]
|OriginalAirDate=October 18, 1984
|EpisodeNumber =11
|EpisodeNumber2 =11
|ShortSummary =Joe falls for a woman he's been working to transform from a rude street dweller into a sophisticated, elegant woman.
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{{Episode list
|Title =It Only Hurts When I'm Gay
|WrittenBy =Stephen Neigher
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=October 25, 1984
|EpisodeNumber =12
|EpisodeNumber2 =12
|ShortSummary =Cliff is the victim of a gay-bashing and Lou, Joe, and Donald try to find the assailants after the police aren't helpful.
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{{Episode list
|Title =I Remember Papa
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci
|DirectedBy =Greg Antonacci
|OriginalAirDate=November 1, 1984
|EpisodeNumber =13
|EpisodeNumber2 =13
|ShortSummary =Lou and Joe fall out over differing memories of their father.
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{{Episode list
|Title =Happy Birthday Mel
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci, Stu Silver
|DirectedBy =Greg Antonacci
|OriginalAirDate=December 16, 1984
|EpisodeNumber =14
|EpisodeNumber2 =14
|ShortSummary =Out-of-town plans for Christmas are quashed by a crippling snowstorm. A homeless couple, Jose ([[Andy Garcia]]) and Maria (Rachel Levario) seek shelter at The Point After, providing a Christmas to remember.
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=== Season 2: 1985 ===
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|Title =An Affair to Remember
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci, Stu Silver
|DirectedBy =Joel Zwick
|OriginalAirDate=April 25, 1985<ref name=s2>{{cite web |title=Brothers (1984–1989) Episode List {{!}} Season 2 |url=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086677/episodes?season=2&ref_=tt_eps_sn_2 |website=IMDb.com |accessdate=October 9, 2017}}</ref>
|EpisodeNumber =15
|EpisodeNumber2 =1
|ShortSummary =Joe and Kelly explore a romantic relationship.
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{{Episode list
|Title =Your Brother's Keeper
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci, Stu Silver
|DirectedBy =Tom Trbovich
|OriginalAirDate=May 2, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =16
|EpisodeNumber2 =2
|ShortSummary = Lou loses his construction job and Donald and Joe try to help.
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{{Episode list
|Title =The Fourth Ball
|WrittenBy =Mark Masuoka
|DirectedBy =Tom Trbovich
|OriginalAirDate=May 9, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =17
|EpisodeNumber2 =3
|ShortSummary =A stranger ([[Ray Walston]] shows up at The Point After during a power shortage and extolls believing in wonder and magic. Lou, Joe, Cliff, Kelly, and Donald all reveal their secret wishes.
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{{Episode list
|Title =Life's Too Short to Be Delicate
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =[[Linda Day]]
|OriginalAirDate=May 16, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =18
|EpisodeNumber2 =4
|ShortSummary =Cliff’s former fiancée, Connie ([[Wendie Jo Sperber]]), reappears and Cliff is forced to deal with the fallout of his leaving their wedding with her and her family.
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{{Episode list
|Title =Donald's Old Flame
|WrittenBy =Ron Burla
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=May 30, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =19
|EpisodeNumber2 =5
|ShortSummary =Donald’s former girlfriend Gail ([[Linda Carlson]]) shows up with her daughter Kit ([[Maia Brewton]]) and Donald is smitten with the little girl. Joe is smitten with Gail, and he and Donald fall out over their competing attractions.
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{{Episode list
|Title =The Girl Most Likely
|WrittenBy =Lissa Levin
|DirectedBy =[[Dick Martin (comedian)|Dick Martin]]
|OriginalAirDate=June 6, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =20
|EpisodeNumber2 =6
|ShortSummary =Kelly’s high school reunion causes her to question whether her life as a waitress lives up to her high school past, where she was voted “Most Likely to Succeed”.
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{{Episode list
|Title =Donald's Dad
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci, Stu Silver
|DirectedBy =[[Jerry Lewis]]
|OriginalAirDate=June 13, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =21
|EpisodeNumber2 =7
|ShortSummary =Donald learns that his estranged father ([[Robert Stack]]) is terminally ill and struggles to reconcile with a man who wants nothing to do with him because he is gay, but has returned to Philadelphia.
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{{Episode list
|Title =Let the Eagle Fly
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci, Stu Silver
|DirectedBy =Greg Antonacci
|OriginalAirDate=June 20, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =22
|EpisodeNumber2 =8
|ShortSummary =Lou’s impotence during a planned anniversary celebration with his wife Flo ([[Carol Locatell]]) leads him to question his sexual orientation.
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{{Episode list
|Title =The Proof Is in the PJs
|WrittenBy =Mark Masuoka
|DirectedBy =Joel Zwick
|OriginalAirDate=July 11, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =23
|EpisodeNumber2 =9
|ShortSummary =Penny’s decision to move in with her boyfriend (Charles Van Eman) sends Joe’s fathering into overprotective mode, causing a rift between the two.
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{{Episode list
|Title =A House Divided
|WrittenBy =[[Jack Burns]]
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=July 18, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =24
|EpisodeNumber2 =10
|ShortSummary = Lou and Cliff are on opposite sides of a city council election and Joe finds himself in the middle.
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{{Episode list
|Title =The Sting
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci, Stu Silver
|DirectedBy =Greg Antonacci
|OriginalAirDate=August 1, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =25
|EpisodeNumber2 =11
|ShortSummary =Donald is caught urinating in public and the officer who arrests him ([[Larry Hankin]]) wants to throw the book at Donald out of frustration with his own life.
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{{Episode list
|Title =Happy Birthday, Baby Brother
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=August 8, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =26
|EpisodeNumber2 =12
|ShortSummary =Cliff is excited to be receiving a trust fund on his upcoming 25th birthday, but Lou spent it all when Cliff was born and never paid it back.
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{{Episode list
|Title =To Play or Not to Play
|WrittenBy =Jack Burns
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=August 15, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =27
|EpisodeNumber2 =13
|ShortSummary =Cliff’s academic status threatens his eligibility for the baseball team, and his professor ([[Leslie Easterbrook]]) offer him a makeup exam if he’ll sleep with her.
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{{Episode list
|Title =The Greatest Story Never Told
|WrittenBy =Mark Masuoka
|DirectedBy =[[Howard Storm (director)|Howard Storm]]
|OriginalAirDate=September 4, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =28
|EpisodeNumber2 =14
|ShortSummary =Joe and Donald clash while trying to collaborate on Joe’s autobiography.
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{{Episode list
|Title =Amongst My Souvenirs
|WrittenBy =Robert Schechter
|DirectedBy =Greg Antonacci
|OriginalAirDate=September 11, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =29
|EpisodeNumber2 =15
|ShortSummary =Lou wonders if a Korean waitress ([[Shuko Akune]]) working at The Point After causes is his daughter from an affair he had while serving during the [[Korean War]].
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{{Episode list
|Title =Rhino Rhapsody
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =Greg Antonacci
|OriginalAirDate=September 18, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =30
|EpisodeNumber2 =16
|ShortSummary =Joe recruits Joe, Cliff, and Donald as new members when he runs for president of the Rhinos.
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{{Episode list
|Title =Donald's Air Force Blues
|WrittenBy =Jack Burns
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=October 2, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =31
|EpisodeNumber2 =17
|ShortSummary =Donald struggles with whether or not to come out to his former Air Force squadron members, who are in Philadelphia for an air show.
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{{Episode list
|Title =It Ain't Over Til It's Over
|WrittenBy =Ron Burla
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=October 9, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =32
|EpisodeNumber2 =18
|ShortSummary =Joe begins dating his ex-wife Janey ([[Rebecca Balding]]) after a chance meeting.
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{{Episode list
|Title =The Stranger
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci
|DirectedBy =Greg Antonacci
|OriginalAirDate=October 23, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =33
|EpisodeNumber2 =19
|ShortSummary =The return of Joe’s former teammate, Bubba Dean, sets the stage for an episode about dealing with [[HIV]] and [[HIV/AIDS|AIDS]].
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{{Episode list
|Title =Father, Father
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci, Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =Dick Martin
|OriginalAirDate=October 30, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =34
|EpisodeNumber2 =20
|ShortSummary = Lou’s son Bucky ([[John Putch]]) returns home after leaving the seminary and Lou threatens to disown him.
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{{Episode list
|Title =A Greasepaint Smile
|WrittenBy =Mark Masuoka
|DirectedBy =[[John Bowab]]
|OriginalAirDate=November 6, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =35
|EpisodeNumber2 =21
|ShortSummary =Joe gives Penny permission to go out with a clown street performer, Bobo ([[Phil Morris (actor)|Phil Morris]]), but has second thoughts when he learns Bobo is black.
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{{Episode list
|Title =Godzilla Meets Bambi
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci, Stu Silver
|DirectedBy =Greg Antonacci
|OriginalAirDate=November 13, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =36
|EpisodeNumber2 =22
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{{Episode list
|Title =Gobba, Gobba
|WrittenBy =Stu Silver
|DirectedBy =Greg Antonacci
|OriginalAirDate=November 27, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =37
|EpisodeNumber2 =23
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{{Episode list
|Title =A Carnation by Any Other Name
|WrittenBy =[[Robert Walden]]
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=December 4, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =38
|EpisodeNumber2 =24
|ShortSummary = <!--Copyright note: Plot summaries must be written from scratch, not copied or even closely paraphrased from other sources.-->
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{{Episode list
|Title =The Shoop Shoop Shop
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci
|DirectedBy =Greg Antonacci
|OriginalAirDate=December 11, 1985
|EpisodeNumber =39
|EpisodeNumber2 =25
|ShortSummary = <!--Copyright note: Plot summaries must be written from scratch, not copied or even closely paraphrased from other sources.-->
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=== Season 3: 1986 ===
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|Title =Hairball Blues
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci, Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =Greg Antonacci
|OriginalAirDate=April 23, 1986<ref name=s3>{{cite web |title=Brothers (1984–1989) Episode List {{!}} Season 3 |url=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086677/episodes?season=3&ref_=tt_eps_sn_3 |website=IMDb.com |accessdate=October 9, 2017}}</ref>
|EpisodeNumber =40
|EpisodeNumber2 =1
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{{Episode list
|Title =Take Me Out of the Ball Game
|WrittenBy =Robert Schechter
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=April 30, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =41
|EpisodeNumber2 =2
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{{Episode list
|Title =Donald's Half-Sister
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci, Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =Dick Martin
|OriginalAirDate=May 7, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =42
|EpisodeNumber2 =3
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{{Episode list
|Title =The Seduction of Lou
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =Gary Brown
|OriginalAirDate=May 14, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =43
|EpisodeNumber2 =4
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{{Episode list
|Title =A Penny a Dance
|WrittenBy =Katherine Green
|DirectedBy =Dick Martin
|OriginalAirDate=May 28, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =44
|EpisodeNumber2 =5
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{{Episode list
|Title =Wake Me Up Before You Go Go
|WrittenBy =Mark Masuoka
|DirectedBy =Dick Martin
|OriginalAirDate=June 4, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =45
|EpisodeNumber2 =6
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{{Episode list
|Title =Blind Love
|WrittenBy =Ron Burla
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=June 11, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =46
|EpisodeNumber2 =7
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{{Episode list
|title =Brothers Three
|WrittenBy =Katherine Green
|DirectedBy =Scott Redman
|OriginalAirDate=June 25, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =47
|EpisodeNumber2 =8
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{{Episode list
|Title =The Song Remains the Same
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =[[Lee Shallat Chemel]]
|OriginalAirDate=June 18, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =48
|EpisodeNumber2 =9
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{{Episode list
|Title =The Play's the Thing
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci
|DirectedBy =Greg Antonacci
|OriginalAirDate=July 9, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =49
|EpisodeNumber2 =10
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{{Episode list
|Title =Harry and the Ogre of Ock
|WrittenBy =[[Marshall Barer]]
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=July 15, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =50
|EpisodeNumber2 =11
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{{Episode list
|Title =Mother's Day
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci, Katherine Green, Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =Greg Antonacci
|OriginalAirDate=July 30, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =51
|EpisodeNumber2 =12
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{{Episode list
|Title =Two-Timin' Man
|WrittenBy =Alicia Marie Schudt
|DirectedBy =Jules Lichtman
|OriginalAirDate=August 6, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =52
|EpisodeNumber2 =13
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{{Episode list
|Title =If I Only Had a Watchamacallit
|WrittenBy =Russell Marcus
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=August 20, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =53
|EpisodeNumber2 =14
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{{Episode list
|Title =Goodbye, Cliffie
|WrittenBy =[[Paul Chitlik]], Jeremy Bertrand Finch
|DirectedBy =Lee Shallat Chemel
|OriginalAirDate=September 3, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =54
|EpisodeNumber2 =15
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{{Episode list
|Title =Joe Leaves This Old World Behind
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =Lee Shallat Chemel
|OriginalAirDate=September 10, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =55
|EpisodeNumber2 =16
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{{Episode list
|Title =Whose 'Golden Years' Is It, Anyway? Part 1
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci, Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =Greg Antonacci
|OriginalAirDate=September 17, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =56
|EpisodeNumber2 =17
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{{Episode list
|Title =Whose 'Golden Years' Is It, Anyway? Part 2
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci, Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =Greg Antonacci
|OriginalAirDate=September 24, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =57
|EpisodeNumber2 =18
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{{Episode list
|Title =Lay the Points
|WrittenBy =Mike Weinberger
|DirectedBy =Lee Shallat Chemel
|OriginalAirDate=October 8, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =58
|EpisodeNumber2 =19
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{{Episode list
|Title =The Boxer
|WrittenBy =Katherine Green
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=October 15, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =59
|EpisodeNumber2 =20
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{{Episode list
|Title =The Gang Who Could Shoot Straight
|WrittenBy =[[Arnie Kogen]]
|DirectedBy =Jules Lichtman
|OriginalAirDate=October 29, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =60
|EpisodeNumber2 =21
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{{Episode list
|Title =A Penny for Your Dreams
|WrittenBy =Lissa Levin
|DirectedBy =Marc Gass
|OriginalAirDate=November 5, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =61
|EpisodeNumber2 =22
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{{Episode list
|Title =Iceman
|WrittenBy =Rick Newberger
|DirectedBy =Lee Shallat Chemel
|OriginalAirDate=November 12, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =62
|EpisodeNumber2 =23
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{{Episode list
|Title =Still Married After All These Years
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci
|DirectedBy =Greg Antonacci
|OriginalAirDate=November 19, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =63
|EpisodeNumber2 =24
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{{Episode list
|Title =Mi Casa Es Sewer Casa
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci, Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =Greg Antonacci
|OriginalAirDate=December 3, 1986
|EpisodeNumber =64
|EpisodeNumber2 =25
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=== Season 4: 1987 ===
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|Title =Wedding Bell Blues
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose. Lissa Levin
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=May 8, 1987<ref name=s4>{{cite web |title=Brothers (1984–1989) Episode List {{!}} Season 4 |url=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086677/episodes?season=4&ref_=tt_eps_sn_4 |website=IMDb.com |accessdate=October 9, 2017}}</ref>
|EpisodeNumber =65
|EpisodeNumber2 =1
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{{Episode list
|Title =What?
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=May 15, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =66
|EpisodeNumber2 =2
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{{Episode list
|Title =Chez Cliff
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose. Lissa Levin
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=May 29, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =67
|EpisodeNumber2 =3
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{{Episode list
|Title =Love and Learn
|WrittenBy =Rick Newberger
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=June 5, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =68
|EpisodeNumber2 =4
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{{Episode list
|Title =Leave It to Cleavage
|WrittenBy =Lissa Levin
|DirectedBy =[[Philip Charles MacKenzie]]
|OriginalAirDate=June 12, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =69
|EpisodeNumber2 =5
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{{Episode list
|Title =Fear of Heights
|WrittenBy ={{ref|N/A|N/A|LineColor =86D9A8
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|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=June 19, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =70
|EpisodeNumber2 =6
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{{Episode list
|Title =Cliff's Magic Recipe
|WrittenBy =Rick Newberger
|DirectedBy =Robert Walden
|OriginalAirDate=June 26, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =71
|EpisodeNumber2 =7
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{{Episode list
|Title =On the Rebound
|WrittenBy ={{ref|N/A|N/A|LineColor =86D9A8
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|DirectedBy =Marc Gass
|OriginalAirDate=July 10, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =72
|EpisodeNumber2 =8
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{{Episode list
|Title =Old Man Waters
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =Jules Lichtman
|OriginalAirDate=July 17, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =73
|EpisodeNumber2 =9
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{{Episode list
|Title =Home Is Where the Heart Is
|WrittenBy ={{ref|N/A|N/A|LineColor =86D9A8
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|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=July 24, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =74
|EpisodeNumber2 =10
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{{Episode list
|Title =Man's Choice
|WrittenBy =Lissa Levin
|DirectedBy =Philip Charles MacKenzie
|OriginalAirDate=July 31, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =75
|EpisodeNumber2 =11
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{{Episode list
|Title =Starry, Starry Nightmare
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose. Lissa Levin
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=August 21, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =76
|EpisodeNumber2 =12
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{{Episode list
|Title =Penny and the Hard Hat
|WrittenBy ={{ref|N/A|N/A}}
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=August 28, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =77
|EpisodeNumber2 =13
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{{Episode list
|Title =Las Vegas Serenade: Part 1
|WrittenBy ={{ref|N/A|N/A}}
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=September 11, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =78
|EpisodeNumber2 =14
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{{Episode list
|Title =The Point After No More?
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=August 1, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =79
|EpisodeNumber2 =15
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{{Episode list
|Title =Las Vegas Serenade: Part 2
|WrittenBy ={{ref|N/A|N/A}}
|DirectedBy ={{ref|N/A|N/A}}
|OriginalAirDate=September 18, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =80
|EpisodeNumber2 =16
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{{Episode list
|Title =One on One
|WrittenBy ={{ref|N/A|N/A}}
|DirectedBy ={{ref|N/A|N/A}}
|OriginalAirDate=September 25, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =81
|EpisodeNumber2 =17
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{{Episode list
|Title =The Farmer Always Rings Twice
|WrittenBy =Ray Morton, [[Timothy Williams (actor)|Timothy Williams]]
|DirectedBy =Philip Charles MacKenzie
|OriginalAirDate=October 2, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =82
|EpisodeNumber2 =18
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{{Episode list
|Title =Bachelor Father
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =Jules Lichtman
|OriginalAirDate=October 9, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =83
|EpisodeNumber2 =19
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{{Episode list
|Title =Masquerade
|WrittenBy ={{ref|N/A|N/A}}
|DirectedBy ={{ref|N/A|N/A}}
|OriginalAirDate=October 30, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =84
|EpisodeNumber2 =20
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{{Episode list
|Title =Thanksgiving
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =Philip Charles MacKenzie
|OriginalAirDate=November 20, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =85
|EpisodeNumber2 =21
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{{Episode list
|Title =Stolen Pleasures
|WrittenBy ={{ref|N/A|N/A}}
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=December 11, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =86
|EpisodeNumber2 =22
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{{Episode list
|Title =Is the Caller There?
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose, Rick Newberger
|DirectedBy =[[Leonard R. Garner Jr.]]
|OriginalAirDate=November 6, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =87
|EpisodeNumber2 =23
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{{Episode list
|Title =The Windsor War
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose, Rick Newberger
|DirectedBy =Leonard R. Garner Jr.
|OriginalAirDate=November 13, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =88
|EpisodeNumber2 =24
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{{Episode list
|Title =There's a Lid for Every Pot
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =Philip Charles MacKenzie
|OriginalAirDate=December 4, 1987
|EpisodeNumber =89
|EpisodeNumber2 =25
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}}
=== Season 5: 1988–1989 ===
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|Title =Sittin' in a Tree
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =Philip Charles MacKenzie
|OriginalAirDate=June 24, 1988<ref name=s5>{{cite web |title=Brothers (1984–1989) Episode List {{!}} Season 5 |url=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086677/episodes?season=5&ref_=tt_eps_sn_5 |website=IMDb.com |accessdate=October 9, 2017}}</ref>
|EpisodeNumber =90
|EpisodeNumber2 =1
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{{Episode list
|Title =Barney, We Hardly Knew Ye
|WrittenBy =Ray Morton, Timothy Williams
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=July 8, 1988
|EpisodeNumber =91
|EpisodeNumber2 =2
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{{Episode list
|Title =I'll Know When My Love Comes Along
|WrittenBy =Rick Newberger
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=July 15, 1988
|EpisodeNumber =92
|EpisodeNumber2 =3
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{{Episode list
|Title =L. A. Maltby
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=September 30, 1988
|EpisodeNumber =93
|EpisodeNumber2 =4
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{{Episode list
|Title =Hustle Up
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose, Rick Newberger
|DirectedBy =Robert Walden
|OriginalAirDate=October 7, 1988
|EpisodeNumber =94
|EpisodeNumber2 =5
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{{Episode list
|Title =But I Know What I Like
|WrittenBy =David Pascal
|DirectedBy =Robert Walden
|OriginalAirDate=October 21, 1988
|EpisodeNumber =95
|EpisodeNumber2 =6
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{{Episode list
|Title =Moving Out
|WrittenBy =Timothy Williams, Ray Morton
|DirectedBy =Philip Charles MacKenzie
|OriginalAirDate=October 28, 1988
|EpisodeNumber =96
|EpisodeNumber2 =7
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{{Episode list
|Title =A Job Well Done
|WrittenBy =Rick Newberger
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=November 4, 1988
|EpisodeNumber =97
|EpisodeNumber2 =8
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{{Episode list
|Title =Two for the Seesaw
|WrittenBy =Rick Newberger
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=November 11, 1988
|EpisodeNumber =98
|EpisodeNumber2 =9
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{{Episode list
|Title =Nothin' Says Lovin'
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=December 2, 1988
|EpisodeNumber =99
|EpisodeNumber2 =10
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{{Episode list
|Title =The Detour
|WrittenBy =[[Chip Hayes]]
|DirectedBy =Philip Charles MacKenzie
|OriginalAirDate=December 16, 1988
|EpisodeNumber =100
|EpisodeNumber2 =11
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{{Episode list
|Title =Guardian Angels
|WrittenBy =Ray Morton, Timothy Williams
|DirectedBy =Wendy Acey
|OriginalAirDate=December 30, 1988
|EpisodeNumber =101
|EpisodeNumber2 =12
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{{Episode list
|Title =A Study in Maltby
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose, Rick Newberger
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=January 6, 1989
|EpisodeNumber =102
|EpisodeNumber2 =13
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{{Episode list
|Title =Nanny from Heaven
|WrittenBy =Danny Kreitzberg
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=January 13, 1989
|EpisodeNumber =103
|EpisodeNumber2 =14
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{{Episode list
|Title =The Point After Bowling Team
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose{{ref|2|2}}
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=January 20, 1989
|EpisodeNumber =104
|EpisodeNumber2 =15
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{{Episode list
|Title =Isn't It Romantic?
|WrittenBy =Rick Newberger
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=February 17, 1989
|EpisodeNumber =105
|EpisodeNumber2 =16
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{{Episode list
|Title =Three Infants and a Baby
|WrittenBy =Robert Walden
|DirectedBy =Robert Walden
|OriginalAirDate=February 24, 1989
|EpisodeNumber =106
|EpisodeNumber2 =17
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{{Episode list
|Title =Guarding the Nest
|WrittenBy =Nick Lerose and Rick Newberger (teleplay); Danny Kreitzberg (story)
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=March 3, 1989
|EpisodeNumber =107
|EpisodeNumber2 =18
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{{Episode list
|Title =Inherit the Bar
|WrittenBy =Timothy Williams, Ray Morton
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=March 17, 1989
|EpisodeNumber =108
|EpisodeNumber2 =19
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{{Episode list
|Title =Sam's Dad
|WrittenBy =Nick LeRose. Gary Nardino
|DirectedBy =Philip Charles MacKenzie
|OriginalAirDate=March 10, 1989
|EpisodeNumber =109
|EpisodeNumber2 =20
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{{Episode list
|Title =Fantasy in Ebony
|WrittenBy ={{ref|N/A|N/A}}
|DirectedBy ={{ref|N/A|N/A}}
|OriginalAirDate=April 7, 1989
|EpisodeNumber =110
|EpisodeNumber2 =21
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{{Episode list
|Title =Big
|WrittenBy =Rick Newberger
|DirectedBy =Philip Charles MacKenzie
|OriginalAirDate=April 14, 1989
|EpisodeNumber =111
|EpisodeNumber2 =22
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{{Episode list
|Title =Something Old, Something New
|WrittenBy =Danny Kreitzberg. Ray Morton, Timothy Williams
|DirectedBy =Shelley Jensen
|OriginalAirDate=April 21, 1989
|EpisodeNumber =112
|EpisodeNumber2 =23
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{{Episode list
|Title =Wouldn't It Be Nice
|WrittenBy ={{ref|N/A|N/A}}
|DirectedBy =Leonard R. Garner Jr.
|OriginalAirDate=April 28, 1989
|EpisodeNumber =113
|EpisodeNumber2 =24
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{{Episode list
|Title =The Road Yet Taken
|WrittenBy =Shelley Jensen, Nick LeRose, Gary Nardino
|DirectedBy =Philip Charles MacKenzie
|OriginalAirDate=May 5, 1989
|EpisodeNumber =114
|EpisodeNumber2 =25
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{{Episode list
|Title =I Remember But I Don't Like It
|WrittenBy =Greg Antonacci
|DirectedBy =Lee Shallat Chemel
|OriginalAirDate=June 1, 1989
|EpisodeNumber =115
|EpisodeNumber2 =26
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}}
;Notes
{{refbegin}}
:{{note|1|1}} Is listed in every episode as David Lloyd (creator). His name only appears in the table if he had an additional role.
:{{note|2|2}} Contributing writers included Danny Kreitzberg, Katherine Green, Rick Newberger, and Lissa Levin.
:{{note|N/A|<small>N/A</small>}} The source had no data.
{{refend}}
== Chart worksheet ==
{{Graph:Chart
| width=700
| height=400
| type=line
| xAxisTitle=Year
| yAxisTitle=Birth Rate
| yAxisMin=12
| xAxisMin=1905
| yAxisMax=32
| xAxisMax=2005
| ShowSymbols=yes
| fontsize=36
| fontcolor=blue
| x=1909, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003
| y1=30, 30.1, 29.9, 29.8, 29.5, 29.9, 29.5, 29.1, 28.5, 28.2, 26.1, 27.7, 28.1, 26.2, 26, 26.1, 25.1, 24.2, 23.5, 22.2, 21.2, 21.3, 20.2, 19.5, 18.4, 19, 18.7, 18.4, 18.7, 19.2, 18.8, 19.4, 20.3, 22.2, 22.7, 21.2, 20.4, 24.1
| y2={{loop|37| ,}} 24.1, 26.6, 24.9, 24.5, 24.1, 24.9, 25.1, 25.1, 25.3, 25, 25.2, 25.3, 24.5, 24.2, 23.7, 23.3, 22.4, 21.7, 21.1, 19.4,
| y3={{loop|56| ,}} 19.4, 18.4, 17.8, 17.6, 17.9, 18.4, 17.2, 15.6, 14.8, 14.8, 14.6, 14.6, 15.1, 15, 15.6, 15.9, 15.8, 15.9, 15.6, 15.6, 15.8, 15.6, 15.7, 16, 16.4, 16.7, 16.2, 15.8, 15.4, 15, 14.6, 14.4, 14.2, 14.3, 14.2, 14.4, 14.1, 13.9, 14.1
| colors=blue, red, blue
}}
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Registered births—All races{{r|I}}
! !! Year!! Number !! Birth Rate !! Notes
|-
| rowspan=24 | Race of mother || 2003 || 4,089,950 || 14.1 ||
|-
|| 2002 || 4,021,726 || 13.9 ||
|-
|| 2001 || 4,025,933 || 14.1 ||
|-
|| 2000 || 4,058,814 || 14.4 ||
|-
|| 1999 || 3,959,417 || 14.2 ||
|-
|| 1998 || 3,941,553 || 14.3 ||
|-
|| 1997 || 3,880,894 || 14.2 ||
|-
|| 1996 || 3,891,494 || 14.4 ||
|-
|| 1995 || 3,899,589 || 14.6 ||
|-
|| 1994 || 3,952,767 || 15.0 ||
|-
|| 1993 || 4,000,240 || 15.4 ||
|-
|| 1992 || 4,065,014 || 15.8 ||
|-
|| 1991 || 4,110,907 || 16.2 ||
|-
|| 1990 || 4,158,212 || 16.7 ||
|-
|| 1989 || 4,040,958 || 16.4 ||
|-
|| 1988 || 3,909,510 || 16.0 ||
|-
|| 1987 || 3,809,394 || 15.7 ||
|-
|| 1986 || 3,756,547 || 15.6 ||
|-
|| 1985 || 3,760,561 || 15.8 ||
|-
|| 1984 || 3,669,141 || 15.6 || {{r|III}}
|-
|| 1983 || 3,638,933 || 15.6 || {{r|III}}
|-
|| 1982 || 3,680,537 || 15.9 || {{r|III}}
|-
|| 1981 || 3,629,238 || 15.8 || {{r|III}}
|-
|| 1980 || 3,612,258 || 15.9 || {{r|III}}
|-
| rowspan=22 | Race of child || 1980 ||| 3,612,258 || 15.9 || {{r|III}}
|-
|| 1979 || 3,494,398 || 15.6 || {{r|III}}
|-
|| 1978 || 3,333,279 || 15.0 || {{r|III}}
|-
|| 1977 || 3,326,632 || 15.1 || {{r|III}}
|-
|| 1976 || 3,167,788 || 14.6 || {{r|III}}
|-
|| 1975 || 3,144,198 || 14.6 || {{r|III}}
|-
|| 1974 || 3,159,958 || 14.8 || {{r|III}}
|-
|| 1973 || 3,136,965 || 14.8 || {{r|III}}
|-
|| 1972 || 3,258,411 || 15.6 || {{r|III}}
|-
|| 1971 || 3,555,970 || 17.2 || {{r|IV}}
|-
|| 1970 || 3,731,386 || 18.4 || {{r|IV}}
|-
|| 1969 || 3,600,206 || 17.9 || {{r|IV}}
|-
|| 1968 || 3,501,564 || 17.6 || {{r|IV}}
|-
|| 1967 || 3,520,959 || 17.8 || {{r|V}}
|-
|| 1966 || 3,606,274 || 18.4 || {{r|IV}}
|-
|| 1965 || 3,760,358 || 19.4 || {{r|IV}}
|-
|| 1964 || 4,027,490 || 21.1 || {{r|IV}}
|-
|| 1963 || 4,098,020 || 21.7 || {{r|IV}}{{r|VI}}
|-
|| 1962 || 4,167,362 || 22.4 || {{r|IV}}{{r|VII}}
|-
|| 1961 || 4,268,326 || 23.3 || {{r|IV}}{{r|VI}}
|-
|| 1960 || 4,257,850 || 23.7 || {{r|IV}}{{r|VI}}
|-
|| 1959 || 4,244,796 || 24.0 || {{r|IV}}{{r|VI}}
|-
| rowspan=52 | Births adjusted for under-registration{{r|VII}} || 1959 || 4,286,000 || 24.2 || {{r|IV}}{{r|VI}}
|-
|| 1958 || 4,246,000 || 24.5 || {{r|IV}}{{r|VI}}
|-
|| 1957 || 4,300,000 || 25.3 || {{r|IV}}{{r|VI}}
|-
|| 1956 || 4,210,000 || 25.2 || {{r|IV}}{{r|VI}}
|-
|| 1955 || 4,097,000 || 25.0 ||
|-
|| 1954 || 4,071,000 || 25.3 || {{r|IV}}{{r|VI}}
|-
|| 1953 || 3,959,000 || 25.1 || {{r|IV}}{{r|VI}}
|-
|| 1952 || 3,909,000 || 25.1 || {{r|IV}}{{r|VI}}
|-
|| 1951 || 3,820,000 || 24.9 || {{r|IV}}{{r|VI}}
|-
|| 1950 || 3,632,000 || 24.1 ||
|-
|| 1949 || 3,649,000 || 24.5 ||
|-
|| 1948 || 3,637,000 || 24.9 ||
|-
|| 1947 || 3,817,000 || 26.6 ||
|-
|| 1946 || 3,411,000 || 24.1 ||
|-
|| 1945 || 2,858,000 || 20.4 ||
|-
|| 1944 || 2,939,000 || 21.2 ||
|-
|| 1943 || 3,104,000 || 22.7 ||
|-
|| 1942 || 2,989,000 || 22.2 ||
|-
|| 1941 || 2,703,000 || 20.3 ||
|-
|| 1940 || 2,559,000 || 19.4 ||
|-
|| 1939 || 2,466,000 || 18.8 ||
|-
|| 1938 || 2,496,000 || 19.2 ||
|-
|| 1937 || 2,413,000 || 18.7 ||
|-
|| 1936 || 2,355,000 || 18.4 ||
|-
|| 1935 || 2,377,000 || 18.7 ||
|-
|| 1934 || 2,396,000 || 19.0 ||
|-
|| 1933 || 2,307,000 || 18.4 ||
|-
|| 1932 || 2,440,000 || 19.5 ||
|-
|| 1931 || 2,506,000 || 20.2 ||
|-
|| 1930 || 2,618,000 || 21.3 ||
|-
|| 1929 || 2,582,000 || 21.2 ||
|-
|| 1928 || 2,674,000 || 22.2 ||
|-
|| 1927 || 2,802,000 || 23.5 ||
|-
|| 1926 || 2,839,000 || 24.2 ||
|-
|| 1925 || 2,909,000 || 25.1 ||
|-
|| 1924 || 2,979,000 || 26.1 ||
|-
|| 1923 || 2,910,000 || 26.0 ||
|-
|| 1922 || 2,882,000 || 26.2 ||
|-
|| 1921 || 3,055,000 || 28.1 ||
|-
|| 1920 || 2,950,000 || 27.7 ||
|-
|| 1919 || 2,740,000 || 26.1 ||
|-
|| 1918 || 2,948,000 || 28.2 ||
|-
|| 1917 || 2,944,000 || 28.5 ||
|-
|| 1916 || 2,964,000 || 29.1 ||
|-
|| 1915 || 2,965,000 || 29.5 ||
|-
|| 1914 || 2,966,000 || 29.9 ||
|-
|| 1913 || 2,869,000 || 29.5 ||
|-
|| 1912 || 2,840,000 || 29.8 ||
|-
|| 1911 || 2,809,000 || 29.9 ||
|-
|| 1910 || 2,777,000 || 30.1 ||
|-
|| 1909 || 2,718,000 || 30.0 ||
|}
=== Notes ===
Race and Hispanic origin are reported separately on birth certificates. Race categories are consistent with the 1977 Office of Management and Budget standards. In this table all women (including Hispanic women) are classified only according to their race; see "Technical Appendix." Six states reported multiple-race data for 2003. The multiple-race data for these states were bridged to the single-race categories of the 1977 Office of Management and Budget standards for comparability with other states; see "Technical Appendix."
{{Reflist|refs=
<ref name=I>
For 1960-91 includes births to races not shown separately.
</ref>
<ref name=II>
Includes births to Aleuts and Eskimos.
</ref>
<ref name=III>
Based on 100 percent of births in selected states and on a 50-percent sample of births in all other states; see "Technical Appendix."
</ref>
<ref name=IV>
Based on a 50-percent sample of births.
</ref>
<ref name=V>
Based on a 20- to 50-percent sample of births.
</ref>
<ref name=VI>
Figures exclude data for residents of New Jersey; see "Technical Appendix."
</ref>
<ref name=VII>
For method of adjustment see "Technical Appendix."
</ref>
}}
=== Sources ===
* {{cite web |title=Table 1-1. Live Births, Birth Rates, and Fertility Rates, by Race: United States, 1909–2003 |url=https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/statab/natfinal2003.annvol1_01.pdf |website=cdc.gov |publisher=[[Centers for Disease Control and Prevention]] |access-date=September 8, 2017 |archive-url=https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/statab/natfinal2003.annvol1_01.pdf |archive-date=July 1, 2017 |format=PDF |date=2003 |dead-url=no}}
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