TV Series1979 · CBS · Ended · 25 min
To avoid a year in jail, swimming pool cleaner Morris Buttermaker agrees to coach a Little League baseball team called the Bears. Unfortunately, the Bears are the worst team in the league, boasting a roster of the most inept and least disciplined players in school. Buttermaker, with the help of principal Rappant, eventually wins the respect of the Bears, and they even win a few games along the way.
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Jack Warden
Morris Buttermaker
26 episodes
Catherine Hicks
Emily Rappant
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J. Brennan Smith
Mike Engelberg
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Tricia Cast
Amanda Whirlitzer
26 episodes
Billy Jayne
Rudi Stein
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Kristoff St. John
Ahmad Abdul Rahim
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Sparky Marcus
Leslie Ogilvie
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Meeno Peluce
Tanner Boyle
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Shane Butterworth
Timmy Lupus
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Corey Feldman
Regi Tower
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Phillip R. Allen
Roy Turner
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Rad Daly
Josh Matthews
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Gregg Forrest
Kelly Leak
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