1 9 8 4 – 1 9 9 1 (USA)
80 x 30 minute episodes
When Diane Barrow (Delta Burke) catches her husband, Roger (Clayton Landley), having an affair (with another man), she sues for divorce. As part of the settlement, she receives the California Bulls – a rowdy pro football team that Roger owns.
Stories in the HBO comedy focused on Diane’s efforts to manage the unruly team and lead them to the championship.
Bob Dorsey (Geoffrey Scott) was the Bulls’ quarterback. Other players included Mace Pettey (Marshall Teague), Carl Witherspoon (Sam Scarber), Bryce Smith (Jeff East), Ray “Mad Dog” Smears (Tony Longo), Bubba Kincaid (Prince Hughes), Otis (Tom “Tiny” Lister Jr.) and Jethro Snell (Cliff Frazier).
Ernie Dinardo (Reid Shelton) was their coach. Fred Grier (Stan Kamber) was the assistant coach.
Other regular characters included Diane’s friend, Rona (Ruta Lee); mobster Sal Arcola (Michael Gazzo), who wanted to own the team; and newspaper sportswriter Red Griswald (J.C. Quinn). Sports anchorman Fran Tarkenton appeared as himself.
The series continued as Training Camp: The Bulls are Back, First and Ten: Going for Broke, and First and Ten: The Championships.
New players who joined along the way included T.D. Parker (OJ Simpson), Tom Yinessa (Jason Beghe), Jamie Waldren (Jeff Kaake), Johnny Valentine (Sam Jones), Rick Lambert (Marcus Allen), Dr Death (Donald Gibb), John Manzak (John Matuszak) and Zagreb Shkenusky (John Kassir). Agent Max Green (Mark Lonow) was also introduced.

The star, Delta Burke, left the series mid-way through the third season (to devote herself to Designing Women). The storyline had Diane losing the Bulls to her manipulative former lover, Teddy Schrader (Roy Thinnes), until legal issues forced him to flee the country.
Gail (Shanna Reed) briefly became the Bulls’ new president, representing the new owners, the Dodds Corporation. Shannon Tweed replaced her in the fifth season as Kristy Fullbright (Shannon Tweed), and remained through to the end.
The in-game footage of the Bulls was actually from the Los Angeles Express of the now-defunct United States Football League.
Diane Barrow
Delta Burke
Rona
Ruta Lee
Ernie Dinardo
Reid Shelton
Kristy Fullbright
Shannon Tweed
Bob Dorsey
Geoffrey Scott
Mace Pettey
Marshall Teague
Carl Witherspoon
Sam Scarber
Bryce Smith
Jeff East
Ray “Mad Dog” Smears
Tony Longo
Bubba Kincaid
Prince Hughes
Jethro Snell
Cliff Frazier
Otis
Tom “Tiny” Lister Jr.
Sal Arcola
Michael Gazzo
Vincenzo Arcola
Robert Miranda
Fran Tarkenton
Himself
Red Griswald
J.C. Quinn
Betty Ann Smith
Cathy Silvers
Fred Grier
Stan Kamber
Max Green
Mark Lonow
T.D. Parker
OJ Simpson
Tom Yinessa
Jason Beghe
Jamie Waldron
Jeff Kaake
Rick Lambert
Marcus Allen
Dr Death (Leslie Crunchner)
Donald Gibb
John Manzak
John Matuszak
Zagreb Shkenusky
John Kassir
Johnny Valentine
Sam Jones
Teddy Schrader
Roy Thinnes
Gail
Shanna Reed
Roger Barrow
Clayton Landley









