Widower and former unemployed baseball player Tony Micelli meets up with Mona, the mother of Angela Bauer at the local community college. (A scene later shown in flashback in a later show) She tells Tony about the vacant position of housekeeper at her daughter's home and says there's no problem. Tony then uproots himself and his 11 year old Samantha from Brooklyn and takes them in his less than beautiful blue van to Angela's New England suburbs home. Angela is none to thrilled about a man applying for the job, or that her mother said okay to him without checking with her. After much bartering and discussion Tony is hired but only because she sees how good he is with her son Johanthan. A few first week difficulties result (like Tony threatening her boss with a baseball bat,thinking he's attacking Angela), but she later thanks him for his concern and the show concludes with Tony telling Samantha Looks like we got our work cut out for us Sam. Written by happipuppi13

Angela has canceled a meeting because it's parent evening at Jonathan's school. Unfortunately, Jonathan made a mistake: The parent evening isn't until next week. An annoyed Angela goes upstairs to take a comforting bath. Meanwhile, Tony has a date with Cindy, the professor Mona has classes from, and, not knowing Angela has come home early, he decides to take a bath in Angela's tub because he only has a shower. The inevitable happens: Tony accidentally sees Angela naked. Written by Marco van Hoof [email protected]

Angela firmly and Tony mildly lecture Sam for fighting in the park and thus causing Jonathan to trade his first punches. Instead of learning a lesson, Sam tells Jonathan all about 'cool, exciting' Brooklyn life. When she decides to run back, Jonathan insists to tag along. Tony and Angela set out to get them back. They succeed, and are invited by Mrs. Rossini for dinner. While Tony shows her around, she gets in a surprisingly lively argument herself with rude waitress Teresa, who still has an eye on Tony. Written by KGF Vissers

Mona's study group will be coming over and Mona behaves rather nervous. Pretty soon, it turns out she's nervous because she's dating one of them. Surprisingly enough however, it's not the sophisticated older man in her study group she's dating, it's the thirty-something Jason she's fallen for. Written by Marco van Hoof [email protected]

Angela has landed an account with a commercial, so Tony and Mona 'invite' themselves to come along. Client Larson insists Italian stallion Tony must replace the actor scheduled for the 'Machismo' shaving cream shower scene. He does great, but gets a terrible rash afterward. Larson wants Angela's agency and Tony for an even bigger account, but refuses to retract the cream, which lab tests say irritates 2 to 3 percent of users. Written by KGF Vissers

With Mona and the kids away for a couple of days. Tony makes a date. And Angela has a guy coming in to see her so she arranges for a meal to be catered. When the guy doesn't show up, and when caterer does, he convinces Tony not to leave Angela alone. Written by [email protected]

Mona warned Angela against hosting former college rival Trish Baldwin who is in town to attend their sorority reunion. The incorrigible siren sets her mind to Tony, who is all to flattered to let the foxy female flirt while he 'shows her Connecticut'. Angela gets obviously jealous of their quality-time. But as she feared and warned, when the former college-class super-stud arrives and offers Trish a pre-reunion hotel-date, Tony is dumped as her escort. Yet the sting is in the tail. Written by KGF Vissers

In the supermarket, Tony chats up the pretty woman whom he sees there every week lately and while he leaves with her phone number on a pumpkin, she leaves thinking he owns a Jaguar. Meanwhile, Angela hasn't had a date in quite some time. She finds that men are intimidated by a woman with power and success. When, at her office, a man starts flirting with her, she lets him believe she's Rosie, the secretary. Written by Marco van Hoof [email protected]

Angela's latest date, lawyer Jeffrey Michaelson, turn out to be a former baseball opponent on Tony's team. To her frustration, the men hang out with other sports buffs more then she gets a chance to match their busy agendas. Tony soon discovers Jeff is far from monogamous, even expects his help to hide his other flings for Angela. Written by KGF Vissers

When Mona discovers Tony spends time and seems to need an extra income, she follows him to Brooklyn. Assumptions he either has mob debts or a new York lover are found false, he actually pays for the apartment where he was raised by his deceased father. Angela tries to convince him to cut that irrational tie to the past. Written by KGF Vissers

Tony is worried when Samantha acts uncharacteristically shy and uninterested in their baseball. The ladies figure out she's growing into a bra-build. Tony gathers the courage to face a haughty, condescending 'supportive underwear' sales clerk, only to be told his choice doesn't live up to current 12 year-old girls fashion. So he lets Angela take Sam shopping at Bloomingdale's, only to see Sam outfitted like a mini-adult. AS she seems to like that stuff, he starts doubting about her long-desired birthday gift, a pitching mitten. Written by KGF Vissers

Angela has something painted and left instructions of what color she wants. But Tony thinking her choice is dull, decides on a different color. And when she sees what he did, she lays down the law on who is the boss and who is the maid. That's when Tony becomes subservient. And her neighbor upon learning the friction between them decides to make Tony an offer to work for her. Written by [email protected]

When Angela hears her firm's owner is retiring, she fears competent colleague VP Jim Petersen will maneuver to replace her as president. She tries to win the board's sympathy by staging a party when Jim has a family function, but he turns up, sports talk stirs the old boys network and unrepentant Tony's temper makes things worse. Written by KGF Vissers

Mona has been evicted from her apartment for keeping a dog. Tony's family sense practically forces Angela to invite her mother to move in. Tony hires father and son Battaglia from Brooklyn to convert an old barn into a separate apartment, but mother and daughter bicker endlessly and bitterly over every concept and every detail. Tony intervenes again when they are on non-speaking terms. Written by KGF Vissers

Much to Tony's surprise, Angela's husband Michael shows up. Angela sent him divorce papers but, despite the fact he's never at home, has missed Jonathan's birthday and spends most of him time doing research in the jungle, he doesn't want a divorce. Jonathan is thrilled to see his dad again while Mona strongly dislikes him. But how does Angela feel about him now that he's back? Written by Marco van Hoof [email protected]

Now Michael has fired Tony, he finds a job, gloomy widow Randolf's a far grander household, efficiently ran by butler Leo, but Tony brings her fun, wheelchair or not. Angela, who can't stop bringing work home, and Michael, he accepted an office job to be with her, soon realize their marital formula still doesn't work. Tony visits twice, in opposite modes. Written by KGF Vissers

Angela announces proud as a peacock she has been chosen as next guest-subject in regional TV star presenter Roberta 'Bobby' Barnes's show, which is renowned for scandal. Tony and Mona are eager to be in the home section. Mona moves into the house temporarily. That and Sam's nightmare lead to cascade of children crawling into beds with adults, who later sneak into the kids' rooms. By morning, Tony and Angelo unsuspected wake up besides each-other. And Jonathan innocently ushers to TBobby Barnes crew upstairs to the bedroom door. Written by KGF Vissers

School coach Tony opposes his Sam attending the school dance, suspicious of boys, until he realizes the 'suitor' is utter klutz Bobby Michaelson from his soccer team. However, the kids are increasingly annoyed and embarrassed as Tony and his camera hover around every step to the dance, horrified to hear his surprise: he volunteered last minute as chaperon. Even that is topped by Tony being seen dancing and kissing with 'old' Lois Scranton, their foxy teacher. Written by KGF Vissers

Tony isn't amused when his father-in-law Nick Milano comes spend quality time with granddaughter 'Sambina' and spend a fortune of her. Nick didn't dare tell he's about to be thrown in prison, so he jumps at a way out when Tony assumes he's terminally ill, even before he realizes that's an opportunity to be spoiled, waited upon hand and foot and speed-seduce Mona. Written by KGF Vissers

When Tony tells Jonathan about some of his misadventures, Jonathan decides to try doing it and when Angela learns of this, she insists that she be involved with everything in relation to Jonathan which disrupts her work. When Jonathan decides to see a boy whom Tony forbade him to see, he goes behind his back to Angela who allows him to. And later the police arrive to arrest him. Written by [email protected]

Sam wants to go on a school ski trip and asks Tony permission. Despite the fact he doesn't have the money for it (the trip costs 250 dollar), he signs the papers so Sam can go. When Angela gives him 200 dollar to pay the chimney sweeper, Tony decides to sweep the chimney himself, but he ends up making a big mess instead. He won't take the money Angela and Mona offer him and he sees no other option than to tell Sam she can't go. Written by Marco van Hoof [email protected]

Tony and his Connecticut sports buddy Jeff accept to be drinking test subjects for a safe driving course demonstration. The kids visit Brooklyn. Angela is surprised Mona listened for once to her traditional pea against a surprise birthday party, actually disappointed, so she gets drunk with rich neighbors, who envy her hunky Tony. When he arrives as drunk, talk and food fight end up with him carrying her to bed and her kissing him. Written by KGF Vissers