Frank's good work results in him being offered an expensive house at cost. Everybody is happy about the move except Lilly, who reacts by getting into trouble up at school. It turns out that she is ...
Just as Karen is musing that nothing ever happens, Cody returns from his overseas trip after two years, bringing with him gifts for the family. For Frank and Carol he has a cheque for $50 000, which ...
Carol and Frank go to a baby playtime class and find out they are the oldest parents there, which they find unsettling. JT thinks that two men would never fall out over a woman but Dana is determined...
Frank Lambert is a construction worker and a single father of 3 kids: J.T., Alicia "Al", and Brendan. Carol Foster, a beautician, also has 3 children: Dana, Karen, and Mark. After Frank and Carol run into each other on vacation and spontaneously get married, they and their children (who appeared to have known and hated each other) have to learn to live together and love each other. It's not easy, but they are trying to do this step by step.Written by
Boris Shafir <shafir@hsi.com>
This show was set in the same television universe as Family Matters (1989). In fact, Steve Urkel made an appearance on the show. An interesting fact about this is that Steve Urkel also made an appearance on Full House (1987), which is mentioned to have been watched by the main characters. See more »
Goofs
In the opening credits the amusement park is intended to be in Wisconsin on the shores of Lake Michigan. However at the end of the credits the body of water can be see to have rather large waves on a calm day. These waves are much too large for Lake Michigan in the absence of a storm. See more »
I read almost all the horrible comments, took a lunch break, and then took another hour to read the rest. But why should this show be dumped on? It took some good writers to write all the sarcasm, and Jason Marsden was totally HOT (thanks to Lozenger for always having the same reviews as my opinions) as Rich and was full of spirit. Dana has always been my favorite character, not only because she was half of the talent that put the show together, but because she was always the person I've wanted to be; a strong, independent woman with a mind of her own (yet, with a disposition of a drugged Doberman and cruel towards men and woman alike). She's the anti-me, but I like her for that.
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I read almost all the horrible comments, took a lunch break, and then took another hour to read the rest. But why should this show be dumped on? It took some good writers to write all the sarcasm, and Jason Marsden was totally HOT (thanks to Lozenger for always having the same reviews as my opinions) as Rich and was full of spirit. Dana has always been my favorite character, not only because she was half of the talent that put the show together, but because she was always the person I've wanted to be; a strong, independent woman with a mind of her own (yet, with a disposition of a drugged Doberman and cruel towards men and woman alike). She's the anti-me, but I like her for that.