This affable sitcom settles into a rhythm in its second episode, with the two strongest characters of Paul and Bridget being at the centre of it.
John Ritter was such a lovable guy, and the warmth he brings to his role is lovely, especially when interacting with the actresses playing his daughters. There are some lovely moments of that in this episode.
The wife character (Cate) remains underdeveloped, but apart from that this is a good episode.
John Ritter was such a lovable guy, and the warmth he brings to his role is lovely, especially when interacting with the actresses playing his daughters. There are some lovely moments of that in this episode.
The wife character (Cate) remains underdeveloped, but apart from that this is a good episode.
