Brotherly Love

Brotherly Love centers on three Lawrence brothers, Joe, Matt and Andy Roman, played by Joey Lawrence, Matthew Lawrence and Andrew Lawrence, who find themselves orbiting each other as they chase different life goals. The dynamic runs on easy banter, friendly pranks and moments of real affection as they juggle work, dating and the expectations that come with family. The show leans into the comfort of sibling ties, turning miscommunications into quick witty exchanges and small crises into chances to show solidarity. Supporting players add color, including Louise Davis played by Liz Vassey and Lloyd Burwell played by Michael McShane. The tone stays light and playful, delivering laughs with warmth and a sense of shared history rather than blunt cynicism.

Created by Jim Vallely and Jonathan Schmock, the show was produced by Witt/Thomas in partnership with Touchstone Television and Walt Disney Television. It originally aired on NBC in 1995 and later moved to The WB, finishing in 1997.

Reception was modest, with audiences responding to the family focus and the chemistry among the Lawrence brothers. The show centers on themes of sibling loyalty, cooperation and facing adulthood while keeping humor light and affectionate rather than sharp or mean spirited.