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"Brotherhood" is the seventh episode of the first season of Six Feet Under. It was written by Christian WIlliams, directed by Jim McBride and first aired on July 15, 2001.

Synopsis[]

When a young Army vet dies of Gulf War Syndrome, his brother opts for a cremation and disposal.

Story[]

Billy tries to get in the way of Nate and Brenda's relationship. Ruth invites Hiram over for a family dinner, and also takes a florist job in Nikolai's shop. David meets an open-minded associate priest and votes to keep him on for the church. Claire continues to have problems with school and life in general.

​Cast[]

Main Cast[]

Recurring Cast[]

Guest Starring[]

Obituary[]

Victor Wayne Kovich, PFC

January 16, 1971 - April 1, 2001

Passed away Sunday after a long illness. He is survived by his brother Paul and step-father, Stanley Cutler.

Friends are invited to a memorial service held in his honor on Tuesday, April 3, at Fisher & Sons Funeral Home, from 11-2PM, followed by burial at National Cemetery.

Music[]

Song Title Performer(s)
Unbelievable EMF
Water to Drink (Agua de Beber) Victoria Williams
Flute Concerto in G Major Antonio Vivaldi
The Pump Darren Elpant

Gallery[]


Season One
#101 "Pilot" #108 "Crossroads"
#102 "The Will" #109 "Life's Too Short"
#103 "The Foot" #110 "The New Person"
#104 "Familia" #111 "The Trip"
#105 "An Open Book" #112 "A Private Life"
#106 "The Room" #113 "Knock, Knock"
#107 "Brotherhood"
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