History PracticallyDifferentGenerations / LiveActionTV

* ''Series/Garo'':

** ''Series/OhsamaSentaiKingOhger'': Gira is in his early twenties and Racles in his early thirties, so they are around a decade apart in age.

* [[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration Deanna Troi]]'s mother Lwaxana gets pregnant during the fourth season of ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'', ultimately giving birth to a son who is about 37 years younger than Deanna.

* [[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration Deanna Troi]]'s mother Lwaxana gets pregnant during the fourth season of ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'', ultimately giving birth to a son who is about 35 years younger than Deanna.

* ''Series/{{Monk}}'': After Adrian Monk's father Jack abandoned him and his family, he started another family some undisclosed amount of years later. In his second family, Jack fathered a third son named Jack Jr. Adrian Monk turned 50 in the last season, while Jack Jr.'s age isn't given but seems to be at least in his mid to late thirties.

* ''Series/CallTheMidwife:'' A frequent trope, as the show is set before the invention and then widespread use of contraception. Women are portrayed as marrying young and continuing to have children until they hit menopause, meaning the oldest child in a MassiveNumberedSiblings family is a teenager (or older!) in an episode where their mother gives birth to a new baby. It's rarely the focus of an episode, but the 2012 Christmas special features a teenager who abandons her baby due to shame about her TeenPregnancy. Her mother laments she missed the signs because she was busy with her own pregnancy. And a series 6 episode that features an adult daughter and her mother who are estranged due to a MalignedMixedMarriage, and who are pregnant at the same time. Of the main case, there is Timothy Turner, whose widowed father remarries when he's a preteen and in a few years, goes from only child to the oldest of four. As of series 12, he's at least two years into college studying medicine while his siblings are just starting primary school.

* ''Series/CallTheMidwife:'' A frequent trope, as the show is set before the invention and then widespread use of contraception. Women are portrayed as marrying young and continuing to have children until they hit menopause, meaning the oldest child in a MassiveNumberedSiblings family is a teenager (or older!) in an episode where their mother gives birth to a new baby. It's rarely the focus of an episode, but the 2012 Christmas special features a teenager who abandons her baby due to shame about her TeenPregnancy. Her mother laments she missed the signs because she was busy with her own pregnancy. And a series 6 episode that features an adult daughter and her mother who are estranged due to a MalignedMixedMarrie, and who are pregnant at the same time. Of the main case, there is Timothy Turner, whose widowed father remarries when he's a preteen and in a few years, goes from only child to the oldest of four. As of series 12, he's at least two years into college studying medicine while his siblings are just starting primary school.

* ''Series/CallTheMidwife:'' A frequent trope, as the show is set before the invention and then widespread use of contraception. Women are portrayed as marrying young and continuing to have children until they hit menopause, meaning the oldest child in a MassiveNumberedSiblings family is a teenager (or older!) in an episode where their mother gives birth to a new baby. Of note are the 2012 Christmas special, which features a teenager who abandons her baby because she is ashamed to be pregnant; her mother laments she missed the signs because she was busy with her own pregnancy. A series 6 episode has an estranged adult daughter and her mother pregnant at the same time; they eventually regain their relationship when one of them goes into labor. And of the main cast, there is Timothy Turner, whose widowed father remarries when he is a preteen and he goes from only child to the oldest brother of two younger sisters and a younger brother--as of series 13, he is in college studying medicine while his siblings are all starting primary school.

* ''Series/CobraKai'': In season 5, [[spoiler: Johnny Lawrence and Carmen Diaz are expecting a child who will be 17 years younger than both Johnny's son Robbie and Carmen's son Miguel]].

* ''Series/BetterCallSaul'': Chuck [=McGill=] is 16 years older than his brother Jimmy [=McGill=], meaning Jimmy was born after Chuck graduated from high school, which might explain the lack of any real connection between the siblings, a major reason for conflict in the series.

* ''Series/BreakingBad'':
** Walter and Skyler White have a baby girl Holly, who’s 17 years younger than their son Walter Jr.
** Jesse Pinkman is in his mid-twenties while his younger brother Jake is 14.