September 20, 1991 - August 6, 1993
CBS Situation Comedy
34 Episodes
Cast:
| Sophie Berger: | Marion Ross |
| Jules Berger: | Louis Zorich |
| Alan Silver: | Danny Gerard |
| Phyllis Berger Silver: | Amy Aquino |
| George Silver: | Peter Friedman |
| Nathaniel Silver: | Matthew Louis Siegel |
| Nicholas Scamperelli: | Adam Lavorgna |
| Katie Monahan: | Jenny Lewis |
| Sid Elgart: | David Wohl |
| Benny Belinsky: | Jake Jundef |
| Warren Butcher: | Aeryk Egan |
| Uncle Willie: | Alan Blumenfeld |
| Aunt Miriam: | Natalia Nogulich |
| Aunt Sylvia: | Carol Kane |
| Uncle Buddy: | Murray Rubin |
| Cousin Bernie: | Armin Shimerman |
The year is 1956. Dwight David Eisenhower is U.S. President; Television is in its infancy; and
Alan Silver is 14 years old living in New York City, New York, just over the Brooklyn Bridge. Alan
was a middle-class Jewish youngster growing up who loved the Brooklyn Dodgers, candy was a penny at
Sid Elgart's store, and street crime was virtually nonexistent. Alan lived in an apartment house
with his parents, postal worker George and working mom Phyllis, and his kid brother, Nathaniel. Living
in the same building were his maternal grandparents, Jules and Sophie Berger. Sophie, the matriarch
of the family, was a loving but strong-willed woman whose word was almost always law in her
family. Although she was perfectly at home with Alan's multi-ethnic friends--Nicholas, Benny,
and Warren--Sophie found it difficult to accept Katie Monahan, the Catholic girl he was dating.
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