Party of Five
Drama • 1994 • 42m
Pilot
Five children orphaned by their parent's fatal auto accident seek to make their way in San Francisco.
Homework
Bailey develops a crush on Kirsten; Julia strives to be popular; Claudia searches for the Salinger's long lost grandfather.
Good Sports
Bailey's loyalty to his football teammates places him in jeopardy; Julia's generosity to some popular new friends causes problems for her siblings.
Worth Waiting For
Julia is tempted by sex; Kirsten gives Charlie another chance; Bailey falls in love.
All's Fair
An old girlfriend tempts Charlie; Claudia and Julia both lie to get what they want.
Fathers and Sons
Bailey tries to impress Kate's father; Charlie balks at the constant comparisons with his own dad.
Much Ado About Nothing
Charlie's infidelity jeopardizes his relationship with Kirsten; Bailey's preoccupation with Kate angers Claudia.
Kiss Me, Kate
Bailey and Kate disagree over sex; Charlie sets out to impress a potential employer; Claudia's success goes to her head; and Julia struggles in school.
Something Out of Nothing
The arrival of an old family friend disrupts the Salinger household.
Thanksgiving
The release of the drunk driver who killed their parents divides the family.
Private Lives
Keeping too many secrets from each other threatens the Salinger's future together.
Games People Play
Kristen and Charlie sleep together. Later, she is cold to him and tells him that she slept with him because she is sick and scared. Bailey plans a trip with Kate. Her father wants to send her to a boarding school in Connecticut, but Bailey finds out that she is wants to go. They fight and Kate tells him that she will have sex with him, but he refuses to because she doesn't mean that. Julia and Morgan go on a date. Nina tells her to be mysterious, surprising and make him jealous. Claudia overhears their conversation and do all that to get Arnie's attention. Charlie tells Kristen that he loves her and will be there for her. She tells him that she can't have babies.
Cast
Reviews
Incredibly well-acted. Emotionally driven and often heart-rending. This series had me riveted when it was first aired. I experienced every single emotion of every character, to the ridiculous point of actually shouting advice, discouragement and sympathy at the TV screen. Not my most mature moments.
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