Growing Pains: Return of the Seavers (2004) (TV)

Director:

Joanna Kerns

Writers (WGA):

Neal Marlens (television series)
Christina Lynch (written by) ...

Release Date:

16 October 2004 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy

Plot:

The Seaver parents sell their house and plan to retire.

Plot Keywords:

Panic Room

Cast

Alan Thicke	...	Dr. Jason Seaver
Joanna Kerns	...	Maggie Seaver
Kirk Cameron	...	Mike Seaver
Tracey Gold	...	Carol Seaver
Jeremy Miller	...	Ben Seaver
Ashley Johnson	...	Chrissy Seaver
Chelsea Noble	...	Kate Seaver
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Johnny Alonso	...	Mickey
Michael Arata	...	Exterminator
Evan Arnold	...	Richie Franzkopper
P.J. Davis	...	Fiona
Justin DuBose	...	Robbie Seaver
Mi'cah Ducros	...	Sara
Maggie Eldred	...	Travel Agent
Kelsey Ford	...	Anna
Jerry Lee Leighton	...	RV Salesman
Kelly Collins Lintz	...	Fiona
John McConnell	...	Foreman
Matthew D. Miller	...	Fatz (pool player)
Natalia Nogulich	...	Mike's boss
Stephen Occhipinti	...	Ukrainian Crewman #2
Brittany Robertson	...	Michelle Seaver
Billy Slaughter	...	Costco Clerk
Josh Wexler	...	Ukranian Crewman #3

Also Known As:

Growing Pains II: Home Equity (USA) (working title)

Runtime:

120 min (including commercials)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Filming Locations:

New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Company:

Green-Epstein-Bacino Productions

Trivia:

Mike's cell phone has a musical ringtone, and once, when it rings at the Seaver house, Carol tells him, "You know, that's really annoying." The ringtone on Mike's phone is "As Long As We Got Each Other," the "Growing Pains" TV theme.

Quotes:

[Mike's phone rings with the first six notes of the theme song]
Carol Seaver: Ugh, that is *so* annoying!

Movie Connections:

Follows The Growing Pains Movie (2000) (TV)

WHERE'S BONER?!?!?

He's the man! I'm not watching unless they bring Boner back on. Growing pains was a delightfully amusing yet intensely realistic sitcom based around a late-80s, early 90s suburban family. They had their laughs, they had their tears, but most of all, they had each other. Boner was Mike Seaver's not-too-swift but oh-so-amusing best friend. Boner was the Danny DeVito to Mike's Arnold Schwarzenegger; shorter, stupider, uglier, but quite adorable in his own special way. A Growing Pains reunion would without Boner would be like a having your family reunion without your blabbering retarded uncle; it'd be nice to see everyone, but that special something would be missing. Please bring back Boner. Do it for the fans. Do it for future. Do it for the love.