Family Dinner for Schmucks (16 Dec. 2010)

Bonnie tries to start a tradition of family dinners, but it makes the men lose their appetites. Also, Ed befriends a new hot shot doctor at the hospital and wishes Henry could be more like ... See full summary »

Director:

Rob Schiller

Writers:

David Kohan (creator), Max Mutchnick (creator),

Stars:

William Shatner, Jonathan Sadowski, Nicole Sullivan

Cast

Episode credited cast:
William Shatner	...	Ed
Jonathan Sadowski	...	Henry Goodson
Nicole Sullivan	...	Bonnie
Will Sasso	...	Vince Goodson
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Keith Arthur Bolden	...	Adult Braces
Tiley Chao	...	Woman
Alex Enriquez	...	Charlie
Melissa Greenspan	...	Announcer (voice)
John Griggs	...	Charlie
Margo Harshman	...	Kim
Nick Kowalczyk	...	Gary
Todd Stashwick	...	Dickey Todd
Andrew J. West	...	Dr. Ted Barron

Storyline

Bonnie tries to start a tradition of family dinners, but it makes the men lose their appetites. Also, Ed befriends a new hot shot doctor at the hospital and wishes Henry could be more like him.

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

16 December 2010 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

KoMut Entertainment, Warner Bros. Television

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

16:9 HD

Did You Know?

Goofs

When Ed corners Ted about him overlooking a patient allergy, Ted rips off the pink slip on the front of the chart and places the chart in the receptacle in the hallway. The front page is now white, but while Ed and Ted are talking in the hallway, the pink sheet re-appears as the front sheet on the chart.

User Reviews

Family Dinner for Schmucks

It was alright but I can't say I found any of the stories very funny. It was more about being a better person which can always be part of a sitcom as long as it is done in a funny way.

I also didn't like how dismissive Henry was about the fact that it was a cat that had food poisoning. The "oh it is just a cat, who cares if it suffers, just ignore it" attitude is more annoying than funny (even though I am sure a lot of people agree with him).

Ed bringing down his son because he is not some doctor who probably never had fun in life wasn't very funny now as well.

There was one great scene, which is when Vince takes the dresser apart and can't fix it,Bonnie says they should hire guys to do it and go up to the bedroom and Vince thinks that she means going to the bedroom with the guys. Was very funny because it was so well p-played with a great timing