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"brothers and sisters", a great serie that I wanted to share with my mother. It arrived at the scheduled time and she very much enjoyed it.

"Brothers & Sisters - Family Intrigue Delivers", I have started watching Brothers & Sisters while on the treadmill. It is intriguing enough that sometimes I extend my exercise time to the next episode. The characters are believable. The acting is excellent. So good to see Sally Field age into an exciting new role as matriarch of the family. I watched seven seasons of Gilmore Girls on my treadmill and was looking for a replacement. I'm very happy with this choice.

"Brothers & Sisters", A co-worker and very good friend tried to convince me to watch this series when it first came out but I told her it conflicted with another series that I was already "hooked" on. Needless to say, she convinced me to buy the first season and I can honestly say I couldn't wait to purchase season 2!!!! This is the greatest TV series I think I have ever had the opportunity to thoroughly enjoy as it is just like family to me!!

"Brothers & Sisters Season 1", This show is great entertainment. From the story, all the way to the fantastic cast!

"A thoroughly enjoyable family drama", I have come to BROTHERS AND SISTERS somewhat late in the game. I had some initial interest in it when Marti Noxon was the show runner during the developmental stage, but after replacing several original cast members and after Noxon left over "creative differences" and persistent rumors from the set that the show was in utter disarray, I opted not to watch it. I had friends who watched it, however, and reading critics I knew that the show had managed to get past its initial problems it had developed into a critically well regarded show. Though not viewed as being in the same class as the best productions on TV like FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS, BATTLESTAR GALACTICA, THE WIRE, LOST, and THE SHIELD, it had clearly created a place for it as a well regarded family drama.

I have just finished watching all of Seasons One and Two of the show. I have the first episode of Season 3 DVR'd and after watching that I'll be ready to start watching it live next Sunday. I very much enjoy the characters on the show and largely watch the series for that reason. I'm not certain that the overarching series narrative is as good as the group of characters that they have assembled. I've been put off by a relative timidity in the story telling. So far the show bears a strong resemblance to a high class soap opera. A highly regarded critical study of soap operas bears the title STORIES WITHOUT END. I find that applies to BROTHERS AND SISTERS. The stories here never end, but they never really go anywhere substantial. Contrast that to the series on which Marti Noxon previously worked: BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER. That landmark series featured a number of stories that had ends, as well as beginnings and middles. Things happen on BROTHERS AND SISTERS, and there are a host of mini story arcs, but as a whole the show is not characterized by a number of master narratives that frame and carry the series forward. Contrast this with another show by show runner Greg Berlanti, ELI STONE. One of the joys of that show is following the central story of whether Eli is a modern day prophet or whether he is merely plagued by visions caused by his brain aneurysm. The closest to a master narrative on BROTHERS AND SISTERS is: siblings and parents strive to get along while keeping and revealing family secrets. As a result, the show sometimes just feels like a superior reality show.

What makes what is overall a fairly limited concept work so well is a great and talented cast. The cast is filled with both Hollywood veterans and newcomers, with both American and superb imported actors. In one of the major recastings, Sally Field took over as the matron of the Walker clan (interestingly, she and Tom Skerritt, who died in the first episode, played a married couple in STEEL MAGNOLIAS). Frankly, she didn't seem right to me at first. I felt that she had a tiny bit of trouble finding her character, though with the reputed chaos onset in the beginning that might not be surprising. I loved Calista Flockhart on ALLY MCBEAL and was initially excited about her return to TV, but I found (and still find) her role as a right wing journalist off-putting. To be honest, neither she nor her future boss/love interest Rob Lowe make especially convincing right wingers. They seem like everyday folk with tags and labels tacked onto them every once and a while. Lowe will make a quip about school vouchers to give some superficial credibility to his being a conservative, but neither the leftists nor the leftists on the show seem convincingly political. It is more like window dressing than anything. I've always liked Rachel Griffiths. I originally saw her in several British productions where she spoke with her natural accent and then loved her on SIX FEET UNDER where she affected an American accent. That role makes her very easy to accept on BROTHERS AND SISTERS as an American. I was previously unfamiliar with the world of Welshman Matthew Rhys, but he sports a perfect American accent, as does Aussie John Pyper-Ferguson, who I previously knew only from an unsympathetic character on my favorite current show, BATTLESTAR GALACTICA (he played the CAG from Pegasus who pulled a gun on Apollo while they both sat in their Raptor). I enjoy both Ron Rifkin and Balthazar Getty (who had both been on ALIAS -- it took me a long, long time to stop seeing Rifkin as Arvin Sloane, which I eventually did, though I got a huge blast out of the guest appearance of Joel Grey at the end of Season One, who memorably portrayed "the Other Arvin Sloane" on the series). Although I didn't initially care for Dave Annable as the youngest Walker sibling, Justin, he eventually became one of my favorite characters. I like Sarah Jane Morris, who I remembered from FECLITY, but she really hasn't been given much of a chance to shine on the show. Part of my enjoyment of the show has been limited by two actors I have never really enjoyed: Rob Lowe (I disliked him in the early eighties and I still dislike him now) and Patricia Wettig (another ALIAS veteran -- her husband Ken Olin was a producer on both shows). Late in the season one of the more interesting additions to the series was made with the debut of a new half-sister to the Walkers, Rebecca, played by the impossibly cute Emily Van Camp.

On the micro level this is a very good show. On the macro level I am still not sure it is really going anywhere. As an unambitious, "small" show I enjoy it a great deal. And I definitely plan on sticking with it. I just wish that they were a bit bolder in their storytelling. Many of the creative staff worked on both FELICITY and ALIAS, but so far they've demonstrated little of the boldness found on both of those shows. Still, sometimes a pleasant show involving likable, interesting characters is enough. As long as you don't think about how much more it could be.

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"Superbly crafted characters", This reviewer is incredibly biased, I'm sorry but anything with Sally Field in it just has to be good so I knew I would like this from the start. One of the many truisms of American cinema is "when Sally Field cries, America cries". Field is the formidable matriarch of a family that gives her plenty to cry about. Whether clashing with her conservative daughter Kitty or her smothering of youngest son Justin she plays her role -the liberal, opinionated, compassionate, Democratic feminist whose only job in life was wife and mother superbly.

But Field is just the head of an excellent (beautiful) cast. The show is witty and fast paced but what shines through is the depth of the characters, there is no tokenism here, all characters are inherently flawed, yet all incredibly human and likeable. This especially rings true for Kevin Walker, openly gay and yet his relationships, and his failure in those relationships in Season 1 are treated exactly the same as his straight brothers and sisters, no better or worse - merely human.

The show has been renewed for a 3rd season - here's to many more wonderful episodes.


"A Can't Miss Series!", I dismissed this series immediately after the first eppy. It seemed similar to all the other dramas surfacing on television at the time. If only I had patience. Brothers and Sisters is a virtual gem among rubble and rough. It was only until nearly three-fourth's of the season that I caught on. I felt so silly to have dismissed this wonderful show. Calista Flockhart shines in a role she was born to play. Then there is Sally Field (need I say more...ok I will).
Sally Field is electrifying, bringing her unique balance of comedy and drama she seemlessly flows through her emotions, graciously taking the viewer along for the ride. The Walkers are a boisterous and rowdy bunch, yet as the series goes you come to care for each character. You begin to love them through all their tradgedies and ultimate triumphs. The writing is impecable and the acting unparalleled. This show is a "can't miss".

"Wow....loved it....can't wait for season 2", Being a busy working mom, I don't find much time for TV. A friend told me about this show recently and started watching it. Because I thought it was fantastic and wanted to know all the history on the characters I ordered the 1st season and couldn't stop watching. I managed to watch all 6 discs in 2 weeks. Any mom knows what I feat that is! Great cast. I can't wait for Season 2 to come out on disc.

"Great series", This is one of the more literate series on television at the moment. The acting and the writing are each very good. I look forward to every episode. And the DVD of the first season is exceptionally well done. Lots of the extra features that one would want from a TV series, answering questions about how the actors interact off set, what they are like in real life, and how the show is put together. The cast contains some of my favorite actors, such as Matthew Rhys, Rachel Griffith, Sally Field, and the stories the writers give them are terrific.

"I love this show!", I got hooked on the second season and had to rent the first season to play catch up. I love this show. Everyone can relate to at least ONE member from this family. I can relate to the mom and both sisters!
I LOVE THIS SHOW!