| "Brothers and Sisters" | |
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| Series SeaQuest DSV Season 1, Episode 5 | |
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| Air date | October 17th, 1993 |
| Writers | Art Monterastelli |
| Director | Bill L. Norton |
| Producers | David J. Burke; Steven Spielberg; David Kemper; Gregg D. Feinberg; Hans Tobeason; Kerry Lenhart; John J. Sakmar; Lindsley Parsons, III; Philip Carr Neel; |
| Starring | Roy Scheider; Stacy Haiduk; Don Franklin; Jonathan Brandis; John D'Aquino; Royce D. Applegate; Ted Raimi; Marco Sanchez; Darwin; Stephanie Beacham |
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"Brothers and Sisters" is the fifth regular episode of season one of the science fiction adventure series SeaQuest DSV and the sixth episode of the series overall out of a total series span of fifty-seven episodes. The episode was directed by Bill L. Norton with a script written by Art Monterastelli. It first aired on NBC on October 17th, 1993.
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