[shadow=black]3x01
Entitled "Glass Houses." (Note: We only have 2 pages of the script.)
Kevin has arranged to get the keys to some sort of vacation house accessible to partners at his firm (it sleeps 12). He's given the keys by someone named Greeley (a senior partner, I believe). Kevin calls Scotty to tell him the good news. Scotty asks if he's going to invite his family, but Kevin says no -- "this weekend" it will be just for them.
Then Kevin turns serious when he gets a call from Doug Manning. This is the man in the flashback from 2.16. He tells Doug that he met him a few years back while meeting with his late father at a produce distributors' conference.
Later, Kevin is seen telling Greeley that his brother fired "us" in order to save money. (It seems he's referring to Tommy.) Greeley says it sounds like Kevin had a rough weekend, to which Kevin agrees, and he leaves Kevin to get back to work. Kevin goes back to his office, somewhat shaken, when his secretary stops in and says Tommy's on the phone -- he's called 4 times. Kevin says tell him I'm in a meeting. The scene ends on Kevin, "obviously unresolved."
We cut to a scene at Holly's office at Ojai Foods. Nora arrives and "plants herself" in front of Holly. Holly is surpised to see her. (It looks like Holly may be back at Ojai after the crisis in 2.15.)
3x02
RYAN is the big William Walker secret. And yes, he's ANOTHER (illegitimate?) child fathered by William Walker. Kevin & Nora had an argument over Ryan. And Nora talked to Rebecca about Ryan and doesn't want him to go through the same ordeal that Rebecca went through.
Kitty & Robert are going to do adoption to get a baby. They had a social worker, Carla, come and interview them. They do everything to impress her, even have a big family get together dinner. The dinner food isn't good and Kevin tells Nora to do something so that Carla doesn't eat it. Anyway, McKitty got approved by Carla and waiting on a birth mother to choose them now.
Holly calls on her lawyer, Arthur, and basically all the money she is saving for Rebecca to use when she turned 25, she is letting Rebecca have it now. So Rebecca is now a millionaire. Holly also called a mid level bureaucrat, Mike, to help her track someone down. She tells him that she's finding a long lost friend for Rebecca. But we don't know who she is talking about.
ETA: Kitty also wrote a book about her life living with McCallister and her own family.
3x03
Entitled "Tug of War."
Lots of sides this time around, but I'll sum it up briefly:
Saul resigns from Ojai, saying there are many changes in the company and he's too old for it. Later, they're at a Board meeting. Tommy is proposing they change all the products names under the umbrella of Walker Landing. Nora is concerned about the impact of a name change on the market (Ojai being well established), but Sarah surprisingly comes to Tommy's defense and says they should trust him the same way they would have trusted William because William taught Tommy well and he has the same intuition as his father. The Board ultimately approves the deal, and when Tommy later goes to thank Sarah, she tells him she too is leaving Ojai because she no longer has the same vision, all she can see is Holly and what she's doing. It doesn't feel like "home" anymore -- just a job. And it's not a job she wants. Tommy is shocked.
Justin is now working at an army recruitment center. He seems conflicted about whether he's doing the righ thing (that is, encouraging people to enlist in the army). A guy whom he helped save in Iraq as a medic recognizes him and invites him over for dinner to thank him. He and Rebecca go over their house (yes, they're a couple), but Justin remains cagey about the circumstances of how he rescued the guy. Rebecca notes he never talks about it. Abruptly, Justin leaves and Rebecca is concerned about this sobriety. Sure enough, we see Justin going to a bar and ordering a drink.
Early in the ep, Kevin is telling Scotty that he's got them "covered" because he made ESPN one of his radio's pre-set button months ago; Scotty jokes he doesn't recognize him right now. Kevin kisses him goodbye and goes off to work. Much later, Kevin's at a dinner along with a senior partner (Carter) and Carter's wife, meeting with a potential client and his wife. Seems like this prospective client is a big deal for the firm since he's the CEO of a company (I think Kevin's trying to make partner here). Kevin's asked if he's married, and he says yes. The woman then asks how long he's been married to his "wife", and Kevin swallows hard and says since last May. When the woman begins telling Kevin to expect his wife to rule the home, Carter "intervenes" and says Kevin isn't the type to be pushed around. Off Kevin, feeling nothing if not pushed around.
Earlier in the episode, Kevin goes looking for Kitty at Robert's office, but he's told that she's still in New York. (Don't know why.) Kevin/Robert begin to have a conversation, Kevin saying he's sure they're still mad about the social worker dinner last ep, but that's all we have.
3x04
Entitled, "Everything Must Go."
The centerpiece of the episode is a garage sale that Nora organizes. She wants to get rid of stuff which the script describes as nearly 30 years' worth of living, which has been stored in the Walker garage. Nora thinks it will be a great way to raise her "start-up money" (most likely in reference to the charity organization she mentioned starting in 2.14). Pretty much the whole family is there. (It's unclear if Scotty or Robert are.) We have the end bit of a scene where Justin is telling Saul that William loved Nora and they had some good times, but Saul counters that he screwed it up, didn't he? Then Saul says to let her do this, it's what she needs to do.
We also have the tail end of a Julia/Sarah scene. Julia is telling Sarah that Tommy didn't want this, not even close. She says that before she met Sarah, Tommy always talked fondly of his older sister. He said they thought alike and would run the family business together. Then, Julia adds: You two are the same. Stubborn and prideful. She exits, and Sarah takes in Julia's words.
Toward the start of the episode, Kitty officially steps down as Robert's communications director. She has found a publisher for her book, and views this as returning to her roots (punditry). Much later in the episode, there's a scene between Kevin, Kitty, and Robert. Robert is called into a conference by a staff member, and he tells the two to "think about it." Kitty is described as excited, while Kevin is dazed and confused. Kevin asks Kitty if she put Robert up to this? She says no, he came up with it on his own. Off Kevin and Kitty, stunned...(Unfortunately, it's unclear what exactly they're stunned about.)
3x05
Entitled "You Get What You Need"...
Near the start of the episode, Kitty calls Kevin's office to ask him if he's considered Robert's offer (to become his new communications director). Kevin tells Kitty he hasn't given a single thought to working for a Republican senator and despite Kitty's protestations that Robert only has his eye on Kevin, Kevin remains unmoved, saying he's already "taken" (meaning his firm). After he ends the call with Kitty, a senior partner (Carter) walks by and invites Kevin to a cocktail party the following day that is being thrown by the firm's partners. A fellow associate, Aaron, congratulates Kevin on "getting the nod." Kevin says there's been no official decision yet, but Aaron tells him don't be modest - you got it. Kevin then goes into his office, shuts the door, and does a celebratory dance.
Later, Carter informs Kevin that although he feels he deserved to make partner, Carter was outvoted at the meeting and Kevin was passed over for partner. Kevin is shocked. Carter tries to reassure him that there's always the future, but Kevin reminds him that the usual practice is either you make partner after 7 years or you're out. Carter merely says there are always exceptions. Off Kevin, devastated...
The next scene features dinner between Kevin/Scotty, Kitty/Robert, and Wally and Bertha (Scotty's parents). Bertha mentions that she and Wally wanted desperately to vote for McCallister in the election, and she asks them about how the adoption process is going. At one point, Kevin tries to steal a private moment with Scotty to tell him something (most likely about his being passed over for partner) and he puts his hand over Scotty's. Scotty immediately pulls it away, which surprises Kevin. Later, we have Kevin telling Wally he'd be "glad to do it" and Wally notes that someone's gotta cross the aisle, or else nothing's going to get done. Scotty is moved by his father's step forward. Even Bertha acknowledges Wally's gesture, but she's "not quite there yet." Kevin watches as Scotty hugs his parents goodbye.
Meanwhile, Nora is attempting secure funds for the start of her foundation to help parents of children with cancer. First, we see her trying to persuade a Board of Directors to make a charitable contribution. To her credit, she gets them to arrange a meeting personally with Mr. Goldschmidt, who is in charge of making the grant decision. (During her presentation, Nora mentions William. A board member notes he used to know him, how is he? Nora: "He's dead. Two years.") Later, we see Nora having drinks with Goldschmidt. Nora admits she's never run a business before, but she has run a large household and she feels very passionate about the would-be beneficiaries of this organization. She gets long-winded and describes the many ways in which she handled the crises of raising 5 children, and remarks that being a stay-at-home parent is kind of like running a business of its own. After her speech, Goldschmidt appears persuaded.
Sarah is meeting with a corporate headhunter to find a new job since having left Ojai. At the start of the episode, she seems very eager to find something new (saying that being a stay-at-home mom is not for her). But by the episode's end, she tells her headhunter that spending time with Paige and Cooper is very valuable, and that she will need something "great" to give that up. The position he's offered is only "decent", and says when you find something great for me, then give me a call.
We have a portion of a scene between Tommy and Saul; they've just finished having dinner at Saul's place. Tommy mentions he can't forget the way Holly "came into" the company. Saul asks if there's "trouble in paradise" at the business, and Tommy notes he never said it was paradise working with Holly Harper. And while Rebecca is sweet and all, it feels like they are making it their family business. (Apparently Rebecca has a position at Ojai now too.) Tommy seems very conflicted about the current state of the company. (Btw, in this scene Tommy notes that Rebecca is now Justin's girlfriend.)
We have the tail end of a scene between Justin/Rebecca. They're arguing, and she asks him to leave her apartment. He resists...and then they begin to make out passionately. The script notes they're going to sleep together. (Presumably for the first time.)
Finally, we have a bit of scene between Nora/Saul where she is reassuring him he still has time, he needs to be creative about how to use it. Find a new goal.
3x06
Bakersfield."
My money is on this being Ryan's intro episode. (Since Bakersfield is the town where he lives, according to Kristin.)
Unfortunately, only 1 page was released from the script -- Sarah is hearing the pitch from Kyle and Ethan, which tracks pretty closely the conversation they had from the original sides (where they're describing the website).
3x07
The sides for 307 are out. Title "TBD" and marked "Network/Studio".
Disclaimer: I am not very good at this, but I'll give it a shot. Those more experienced in typing these things up please feel free to add/correct.
Most of the non-Kevin action seems to take place at a place called the "Magic Manor" - the rest of the family appears to be there too including Saul, as does Holly.
The episode opens with Kitty, Rebecca, Nora and Sarah all taking interspersed turns speaking with a fortune teller. The scene is difficult to follow since it bounces back and forth between the characters and the fortune teller. I am going to leave the rest of this part for someone who is better at this.
Kevin is definitely working for Robert, presumably as his Communications Director. Kevin and Robert seem to be the only family that are not at the Magic Manor. The topic of the ballot initiative opposing gay marriage comes up. Robert and his Chief of Staff (Stu) both feel that Robert has already opposed the measure publically several months ago and doesn't need to again.
Kevin has to fend off a reporter (Spencer) who is threatening to run a "smut" story claiming that Robert is having an affair with California Governor Kern (he isn't, they are just old friends). The reporter has pictures of Robert and the woman (governor) checking into a hotel under assumed names 20 minutes apart. I gather Kevin comes up with something fairly crafty being that it looks like he plants information for the reporter to find on purpose.
There is a tiny piece of a scene at a hospital where Kitty is trying to get the attention of a surgeon named Trisha Evans. We don't know why or what her reason is.
This is the first time Ryan's father, George Lafferty, has shown up in a side script (Ryan's mother's name was Connie). He seems to know Nora well enough to call and ask her to lunch, so I don't think this is his first episode. Apparently, Ryan has a rather troubled past with drugs, fighting and not fitting in. George is reluctant to tell Ryan that he is not his father. Near the end (I assume it is since it's on page 50 - there are no scene designations yet) of the episode Holly introduces herself to George and tells him that she can shed some light on "his predicament".
Justin tells Rebecca that he loves her and she says "thank you". (lol) He also walks in on her in the shower at her apartment. At this point she considers him her boyfriend, but the fortune teller doesn't see him as her future great love.
Nie mogę się już doczekać tych scen ze Scotty'm i Kevinem! Spoilerki bardzo obiecujące, dobrze, że rodzice Scotty'ego zdecydują się jednak odwiedzić Walkerów![/shadow]
A tutaj ciekawe filmiki:
Za kulisami B&S- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVF0wzQa ... re=related
Brothers & Sisters Bloopers- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9083i05 ... re=related
Adex, a nadrobiłeś już 2 sezon?
Dlatego chcę wiedzieć do kiedy mam czas 
a kiedy już zbierać nowe odcinki
Imprezka urodzinowa całkiem, całkiem. No i Justin. wydaje mi sie, że rodzina powinna być informowana o tym, co się dzieje z ich bliskimi na froncie. to powinien być obowiązek armii.
Ta reklama by na to wskazywała:
Oglądam na Foxie odcinki pierwszego sezonu raz jeszcze i dokładniej, to wspaniały rodzinny serial, komediowy, dramatyczny... Czy serial wyszedł na dvd w naszym kraju 
