September 20, 1991 - August 6, 1993
CBS Situation Comedy - 35 Filmed Episodes
Cast:
| Alan Silver: | Danny Gerard |
| Sophie Berger: | Marion Ross |
| Jules Berger: | Louis Zorich |
| Phyllis Berger Silver: | Amy Aquino |
| George Silver: | Peter Friedman |
| Nathaniel Silver: | Matthew Louis Siegel |
| Nicholas Scamperelli: | Adam LaVorgna |
| Katie Monahan: | Jenny Lewis |
| Benny Belinsky: | Jake Jundef |
| Warren Butcher: | Aeryk Egan |
| Sid Elgart: | David Wohl |
| Uncle Willie: | Alan Blumenfeld |
| Aunt Miriam: | Natalia Nogulich |
| Aunt Sylvia: | Carol Kane |
| Uncle Buddy: | Murray Rubin |
| Cousin Bernie: | Armin Shimerman |
Brooklyn, New York, in 1956 was the setting for this nostalgic
series. The focus of the show was 14-year-old Alan Silver, a
middle-class Jewish youngster growing up in a time when the
beloved Dodgers were still in Brooklyn, a candy was a penny at
Sid Elgart's neighborhood candy store, doctors made house calls,
and street crime was virtually nonexistent. Alan lived in an
apartment house with his parents, postal worker George and
working mom Phyllis, and his kid brother, Nathaniel. Living in the
same building were Alan's maternal grandparents, Jules and
Sophie Berger. Sophie, the unquestioned matriarch of the family,
was a loving but strong-willed woman whose word was almost
always law to her family. Although she was perfectly at home
with her grandson's multi-ethnic friends--Nicholas, Benny, and
Warren--Sophie found it difficult to accept Katie Monahan, the
Catholic girl Alan was dating over the course of the series.
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