Glory Days (1990 TV series)

Glory Days was an American drama television series that aired for seven episodes on Fox during the summer of 1990. Created by Kevin Williamson and directed by Michael Katleman, the show centered on the lives of a group of friends in their mid-20s who had known each other since high school and were now navigating the complexities of adulthood in a small coastal town in Massachusetts called Glory Days.

The series starred Brad Pitt, Nicholas Katt, Spike Alexander, Robin Givens, and Megan Gallagher. Pitt played Walker Lovejoy, a writer who returns to his hometown after spending time away. The plotlines revolved around themes of love, loss, ambition, and the struggle to find meaning and purpose in life after high school. The series also explored the challenges of maintaining friendships as life circumstances change.

Despite featuring a young Brad Pitt early in his career and being helmed by a creator who would later find success with Dawson's Creek, Glory Days suffered from low ratings and was quickly cancelled after only a few episodes aired. It has subsequently gained a small cult following, primarily due to Pitt's early role.