Brooklyn Bridge

Brooklyn Bridge (1991-1993)

EndedScripted showDrama, Comedy

This nostalgic family comedy, which series creator Gary David Goldberg loosely based on his own childhood, chronicles life in 1956 Brooklyn, N.Y., from the perspective of Alan Silver, a middle-class Jewish 14-year-old who shares an apartment with his parents -- George, a postal worker, and Phyllis, who also works outside the home -- and his younger brother, Nathaniel. Phyllis' parents, Jules and Sophie, live in the same building. Alan is dating Katie Monahan, a Catholic girl, which is hard for his grandmother to accept, although in every other respect Sophie is stern but loving and tolerant.

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Scheduleevery Friday (30 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S02E13No Time Like the Futureaoût 6, 1993
S02E12The Hollywood Country Clubjuil. 30, 1993
S02E11Keeping Up with the Jonesesjuil. 23, 1993
S02E10The Datejuil. 16, 1993
S02E09The Wild Pitchavr. 24, 1993
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did the TV show 'Brooklyn Bridge' premiere?

'Brooklyn Bridge' premiered on September 20, 1991.

Who created the TV show 'Brooklyn Bridge'?

'Brooklyn Bridge' was created by Gary David Goldberg.

What genre does 'Brooklyn Bridge' fall under?

'Brooklyn Bridge' falls under the genre of comedy-drama.

Where is the setting for 'Brooklyn Bridge'?

The setting for 'Brooklyn Bridge' is Brooklyn, New York.

Who plays the lead character in 'Brooklyn Bridge'?

Marion Ross plays the lead character, Sophie Berger.

Who plays the character of Alan Silver in 'Brooklyn Bridge'?

Peter Friedman plays the character of Alan Silver.

How many siblings does the lead character, Sophie Berger, have?

Sophie Berger has two siblings in 'Brooklyn Bridge'.

Which time period does 'Brooklyn Bridge' take place in?

'Brooklyn Bridge' is set in the 1950s.

What is the occupation of Sophie's father in 'Brooklyn Bridge'?

Sophie's father, Jules Berger, is a mailman in 'Brooklyn Bridge'.

Who plays the character of Jules Berger in 'Brooklyn Bridge'?

Louis Zorich plays the character of Jules Berger.

What is the relationship between Sophie and her grandfather, played by Art Garfunkel, in 'Brooklyn Bridge'?

Sophie's grandfather, played by Art Garfunkel, is her mentor and confidant.

Which award did 'Brooklyn Bridge' win in 1992?

'Brooklyn Bridge' won the Humanitas Prize in 1992.

Who serves as the narrator in 'Brooklyn Bridge'?

The adult version of Alan Silver, played by Arlo Guthrie, serves as the narrator in 'Brooklyn Bridge'.

What themes does 'Brooklyn Bridge' explore?

'Brooklyn Bridge' explores themes of family, love, and coming-of-age.

How many episodes were produced for 'Brooklyn Bridge'?

A total of 34 episodes were produced for 'Brooklyn Bridge'.

Who composed the theme song for 'Brooklyn Bridge'?

Artie Butler composed the theme song for 'Brooklyn Bridge'.

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