Randy Quaid
Chief Hank Shaw
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- 1. Falling Acorns Sep 24, 2003
- Three brothers face family and career challenges in a small town.
- 2. Secrets and Lies Oct 1, 2003
- Hank hurts Dottie's feelings; Hank blackmails Sharon Ropers.
- 3. Tough Love Oct 8, 2003
- An elderly woman shoots Waylon with a paint-ball gun for selling ice cream to children.
The Brotherhood of Poland, New Hampshire is an American drama television series created by David E. Kelley that aired on CBS from September 24 to October 22, 2003. The show offers the typical quirkiness and eccentric humor that have become synonymous with David E. Kelley's shows.
A cancelled drama series about the Shaw family, the pillar of the community in Poland, New Hampshire. Starring Randy Quaid, John Carroll Lynch, Mare Winningham and others, the show ran for one season in 2003.
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The three Shaw brothers live in the small town of Poland, New Hampshire. Hank "Quaid" is the police chief, Garrett "Lynch" is the mayor, and Waylon "Penn" is looking for work. Hank's wife wants to buy the closed town theater.
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A comedy-drama series about three brothers in a small town. Watch the trailer, cast, reviews and more on Rotten Tomatoes.
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A canceled drama series by David E. Kelley about a group of friends in a small town. The show was described as "Northern Exposure with middle-aged angst" and featured oddball characters and humor.
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Sep 24, 2003 · In the ""pilot"" part of the episode, the Shaw brothers, former hockey stars, now fat and middle aged, face dilemmas in the town of Poland, New Hampshire. In the ""Falling Acorns"" part, Dottie decides to buy the old movie house.
