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8 Simple Rules... for Dating My Teenage Daughter - Season 2 (2003)
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S2 E1 - Premiere
S2 E2 - Sex Ed
S2 E3 - Donny Goes AWOL
S2 E4 - Goodbye (1)
S2 E5 - Goodbye (2)
S2 E6 - No Right Way
S2 E7 - What Dad Would Want
S2 E8 - The First Thanksgiving
S2 E9 - The Story of Anne Frank and Skeevy
S2 E10 - YMCA
S2 E11 - Get Real
S2 E12 - Consequences
S2 E13 - Opposites Attract (1)
S2 E14 - Opposites Attract (2)
S2 E15 - Opposites Attract: Night of the Locust (3)
S2 E16 - Daddy's Girl
S2 E17 - Mall in the Family
S2 E18 - Let's Keep Going (1)
S2 E19 - Let's Keep Going (2)
S2 E20 - C.J.'s Party
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Synopsis
Although not new to fatherhood, Paul is just a bit rusty on day-to-day interaction and discovers that he's grown a little out of touch with his kids - especially his daughters. His value has been reduced to a wallet and a ride to the mall. Sixteen-year-old Bridget (Kaley Cuoco, Growing Up Brady, Ladies Man) has matured into a beautiful and popular teenager with a different boyfriend each week and a taste for fashion that tends to be a little too revealing for her father's taste. By contrast, 15-year-old Kerry (Amy Davidson, ABC Family series So Little Time) is intelligent and cute, but her lack of self-confidence has led her to hide behind a mask of sarcasm. Thank goodness for 13-year-old son Rory (Martin Spanjers, Daddio), fondly referred to as The Boy by Paul and Cate, who remains on the sane track...at least for the time being.
