Between Brothers

Upon turning thirty, Charles tries to prove he's not old by challenging a pair of teenagers at basketball.

After Terri breaks up with her boyfriend, Charles, James, Mitchell and Dusty all compete for her attention; Charles is unhappy with the work of his attractive new editor.

As James falls for a beautiful but elusive new woman, Mitchell joins a support group for the recently divorced.

In an effort to boost his career, Charles abandons his friends in order to spend time with a successful college roommate.

An old girlfriend offers Charles a new job in exchange for having sex.

Dusty's friends try to talk him out of marrying a woman he just met.

Mitchell's father expects him to return home and take over the family business; Charles accidentally convinces NFL commentator Ronnie Lott to return to pro football.

As James counsels Mitchell on how to woo a prospective girlfriend, Charles squares off against a hard-nosed editor and Dusty gets a new sports car.

Charles uncovers a squeaky clean athlete's scandalous behavior; Mitchell's sister comes to stay with him and Dusty.

Dusty looks for a stunt to improve his ratings as Mitchell's sister seeks Charles's help fending off her ex-husband.

As Charles worries about offending pro football legend Jim Brown, Dusty and Mitchell enroll in a martial arts class.

Charles must attend a motivational seminar with his boss as Dusty is kidnapped by an obsessed fan.

A trip to a high school reunion brings back memories for Charles, James, Mitchell, and Dusty.

James is ambushed by some ex-girlfriends on The Jerry Springer Show; Charles asks his boss to help with a double date.

Charles's interview with a bookie revives a gambling habit that gets Mitchell into deep trouble with the mob.

Charles is sent to report on a Pete Rose baseball fantasy camp.