- Original release
- Previous episode S02E01 - Joey and the Big Break (1)
- Number S02E02
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Director
Kevin S. Bright
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Writer
Robert Carlock
- Country United States
- Original language English
- Genres Comedy, Romance
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Joey and the Big Break (2)
Joey bursts back in an audition room asking producers for one more chance (he entered a different audition room than the one he was in before!). He is determined to have a second chance and doesn't let the producers talk so they explain that he is in the wrong room. Not knowing what to do, producers start an audition with Joey. This leads to a funny audition with Joey saying lines for an action movie, when the producers read lines said by kids.(second part to a one-hour season premiere)
In an era where television shows are dominated by complex narratives and intense drama, 'My Two Dads' offers a refreshing return to heartfelt comedy and family dynamics. Released in the United States, this delightful series ran for three seasons, featuring 60 episodes that capture the essence of unconventional parenting with humor and warmth.
Created by Michael Jacobs and Danielle Alexandra, 'My Two Dads' brings to life the story of Joey Harris and Michael Taylor—two lifelong friends who find themselves in an unexpected situation after a woman they both dated passes away. The twist? They've been appointed as co-guardians to her daughter, Nicole Bradford, despite not knowing which one is her biological father.
The show's lead characters are portrayed by a talented cast including Paul Reiser as Michael Taylor—a role quite different from his later performances in 'The Boys' and 'Stranger Things'. Alongside him is Linda Carlson playing Harriet Crandall, whose character adds depth with her previous roles in series like 'The Pretender' and 'NYPD Blue'. Meg Register also joins the ensemble as The Ballgirl, showcasing her versatility seen in productions like 'Rick Hunter' and 'L.A. Law'.
