| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Justin Kelly | ... | Noah Roorda | |
| Brooke White | ... | Sally Danville | |
| Joe Flanigan | ... | Jason Danville | |
| Phylicia Rashad | ... | Dorothy | |
| Jayme Lynn Evans | ... | Jordan Solarte | |
| Bobby Soto | ... | Javier Solarte | |
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Jakobe' Dempsey | ... | Kaleb Solarte |
| Clarissa Suwoko | ... | Sung-Lee Solarte | |
| Randy Jackson | ... | Self | |
| Aurora Kruk | ... | Christine | |
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Craig Cornfield | ... | Danny Wychowski |
| Patrick Garrow | ... | Coach Tamblyn | |
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Jeff Burton | ... | Self |
| James Thomas | ... | Bobby Everby | |
| Arnold Pinnock | ... | Clay | |
Sally and Jason Danville's life are turned upside down when a tragic accident suddenly names them the caretakers of four young children.
It became clear from the beginning that it was ALL about her, PERIOD. There was no chemistry between Flanigan and White....... The bedroom scene was even more tidied up than fifties TV series, other than sleeping in twin beds........... I did not expect any sort of graphic intimacy, but what I did expect was some sort of romance between this young married couple other than an occasional platonic peck on the check. Finally, their home was as sterile as their relationship which just added to the boredom factor. I am frankly deeply disappointed as I had much higher hopes. Just hope this turkey does not make it to a series, because as much as I love Joe Flanigan, I just don't think I could suffer through anymore. BTW don't write off the above by saying "its family entertainment after all" because that does not wash. There have been really good examples of family viewing and this is not one of them.