Brothers and Sisters is an American sitcom that aired on NBC from January to April 1979. The series attempted to capitalize on the success of the 1978 motion picture National Lampoon's Animal House. It was the second of three frat-house comedy series to air in early 1979.
The worst episode of "Brothers and Sisters" is "High Time", rated N/A/10 from 0 user votes. It was directed by George Tyne and written by Ron Leavitt. "High Time" aired on 1/26/1979 and is rated NaN point(s) lower than the second lowest rated, "Man in Chains".
Checko, Ronald and Zipper find themselves saddled with the college president's tipsy daughter, and try to sneak her back to her room.
Director: George Tyne
Writer: Ron Leavitt
The angry sisters of Gamma Iota kidnap Zipper after suspecting him of stealing their diaries.
Director: Dick Martin
Writer: Jeff Franklin
Scrambling to find Zipper a date for the Valentine's Day dance, the Pi Nu brothers settle on Seymour's overweight sister Marilyn, who is visiting for the weekend. As a prank, Harlan arranges for Zipper to be crowned "King of Hearts" at the dance.
Director: Tony Mordente
Writer: Paul Diamond
After seeing his pals Checko and Ronald split up over a beautiful Asian student, Zipper tries to force a truce by locking them in the same room together - unaware that the fraternity house is on fire.
Director: Nick Abdo
Writer: Brian Levant
When Zipper's father arrives on campus for a visit, Checko and Ronald conspire to trick him into believing that his son is a model student. Since Harlan is out of town, Zipper attempts to pose as president of the fraternity.
Director: Dennis Steinmetz
Writer: Bernie Kahn
Checko and Ronald attempt to cure Zipper of his tendency to hiccup when excited, which has been sabotaging his romantic life. Meanwhile, Harlan finds out and tells everyone.
Director: Lawrence Trilling
Writer: David Lerner
Checko, Ronald and Zipper organize their own version of "The Newlywed Game" after enrolling in a marriage survival course that requires pairing off with a female partner.
Director: Will Mackenzie
Writer: Jerry Mayer, Bob Brunner, Arthur Silver
En route to Florida for spring break, Checko, Ronald and Zipper end up stranded at a seedy roadside diner when their car breaks down. They are shocked to discover the snobbish Mary Lee working as a waitress.
Director: Dennis Steinmetz
Writer: Paul Diamond, Bob Brunner, Arthur Silver
Zipper creates chaos when he rescues a chimpanzee from a fatal research experiment. Mary Lee is none too happy when she winds up baby-sitting the lovable chimp, who mimics her every move.
Director: Tony Mordente
Writer: David Lerner, Roy Teicher
Harlan challenges Ronald to a boxing match to defend Mary Lee's honor, while Checko and Zipper take bets.
Director: Nick Abdo
Writer: Allan A. Goldstein
When Harlan cheats on a calculus exam and Zipper is mistakenly accused, Zipper has to decide whether to accept a failing grade or tell on Harlan.
Director: Dennis Steinmetz
Writer: Allan A. Goldstein
Accepting a wager from snooty Pi Nu president Harlan, Zipper unwisely bets his entire tuition that he can lure beautiful sorority girl Suzi Cooper into his bedroom by midnight. As the deadline approaches, Zipper's buddy Checko devises a plan to help his friend win the bet.
Director: Lowell Ganz
Writer: Brian Levant, Ron Leavitt