Between Brothers

After being thrown out by his wife, Mitchell appeals to the Winston brothers to put him up, while James worries that Charles doesn't think he's responsible.

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.

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.