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Genre Comedy / Drama Directed by James Widdoes / Lynn M. McCracken / Robby Benson / Mark Cendrowski / Terry Hughes / Pat Fischer-Doak / Gil Junger / Barnet Kellman Created by Tracy Gamble Writer by Tracy Gamble / W. Bruce Cameron / Bonnie Kallman / Martin Weiss / Paul F. Ciancarelli / David S. DiPietro / Bill Daly / Bill Callahan / Seth Kurland / Steve Baldikoski / Bryan Behar / Christy Jacobs White / Philip Wen / Gayle Abrams / David Flebotte / Rob Hanning / Tamiko K. Brooks / Michael Langworthy / Dena Waxman Cast Katey Sagal / Kaley Cuoco / Amy Davidson / Martin Spanjers / James Garner / David Spade / John Ritter / Billy Aaron Brown / Larry Miller / Adam Arkin / Nicole Hayden / Liam Kyle Sullivan / Cole Williams / Thad Luckinbill / Nicole Mansour / Howard Alonzo / Artie Anderson / John Ratzenberger / Amanda MacDonald / Daniella Monet / Marisa Theodore / Wendie Jo Sperber / Patrick Warburton / Suzanne Pleshette / Jonathan Taylor Thomas / Brian Sites / Kala Savage / Sam Horrigan / Kelsey Batelaan / Dana Workman Production company Touchstone Television, American Broadcasting Company (ABC), Flody Co. Original channel ABC Original language English Country of origin United States Broadcast dates 17 September 2002 (USA) Original runing time September 17, 2002 – April 15, 2005 Episode duration 22 minutes Picture format 480i (SDTV) 720p (HDTV) Guest stars Liam Kyle Sullivan / Cole Williams / Thad Luckinbill / Nicole Mansour / Howard Alonzo / Artie Anderson / John Ratzenberger / Amanda MacDonald / Daniella Monet / Marisa Theodore / Wendie Jo Sperber / Patrick Warburton / Suzanne Pleshette / Jonathan Taylor Thomas Studio Walt Disney Studios, Burbank, California Episode summary C.J. is shocked and delighted when his biological father (Danny Woodburn, recurring on "Seinfeld" as Mickey Abbott) – a motivational speaker and "little person" – reveals himself for the first time to his wayward son. But Jim doesn't trust the man and thinks he may have ulterior motives for the visit. Recording artist Ruben Studdard makes a cameo appearance. Fun and viewer review I often watch this show and I was little bit disappointed when "Dad Hennessy" had gone off the show. The show was still funny but not that funny as it use to be. So I think that this was one of the best episodes of the new "era" of the show. It is totally funny but little bit with an expecting ending. I like the relationship between C.J. and Grandpa and they are, for me, the best part of the show. Rory isn't funny as it used to be, and Kerry and Bridget have their good moments but not that often as they used to have them. If any video is not working or any episode of any show is missing , share your comments . If any of your favourite show is missing , kindly inform us by commenting , We will upload it as soon as possible . thanks |
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