Great Film overall

Good , But It Is Overrated By Some

I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

I absolutely love this show. It is so funny. I watched it when I was younger and when I realised that the oldest daughter, Bridget, is played by Kaley Cuoco, who also in Charmed and The Big Bang Theory, it was so funny. I was like "oh, it's her!" I love this show. And I was heartbroken when one of the main characters died in real life. It was so sad when they aired his final episodes, and had to cast him out of the show. I think this show is a funny idea. It's basically about this family. A Mum, a Dad, two daughters and a son, who all don't get along. The Dad is very protective of his girls and is very hard on anyone who tries to date them. He really does have 8 simple rules for dating his teenage daughters. I love the Grampa in this show as well, he is so funny. I was quite sad when the show was cancelled after its third season and I think that is mostly because of the main character's death. But, a fantastic show, and well worth a watch.

Just wanted to say this show was one of the best sitcoms ever, before Mr. Ritter passed. Those shows were hilarious, well written, and the cast did a fine job acting. The show tried to keep up the high quality of it's first year, but just could not maintain the high standards when John was there.I've been watching the syndicated reruns lately and (again) have been laughing my head off. I do miss John Ritter. What a shame he left us so early in his life.Everything John Ritter did he did with excellence. He was a superb actor.

Paul Hennessy and his wife, Cate must deal with their two teenage daughters and weird son...But after the untimely passing of John Ritter, the show became more about coping with the loss of a loved one...I found this show, passing through the channels one afternoon and I have to say I was laughing myself till my ribs ached, simply at the range of characters; the witty lines and the situation Paul would find himself dealing mostly with his daughters...From then on, I caught the rest of the show when I was free and I have to say the writing was very good..But then I read about John Ritter's death...Shortly afterwards I watched 'Goodbye' part 2 and I have to say I was nearly in tears, watching the emotions of the characters, losing a loved one...How Rory punches a wall in anger and frustration...How Cate deals with having to sleep in her bed all alone....Briget and Kerry talking about what they should have done.But the show does move on, bringing with it Jim Egan and CJ Barnes who provide great laughs, as Cate's father tries to protect his family and give 'man issue talks' to Rory...But the true gem is CJ...who is absolutely hilarious as the wild cousin.It will always be John Ritter's masterpiece.

I'll be honest with yall, I was a junior in high school when this sitcom first aired on ABC I didn't think I would like it at all. But with John Ritter in it i felt that it had a little potential in it, plus their was something else with it I liked. The acting was great, not a lot of horrible 2nd rated comedy lines, John Ritter always brings his A game when it comes to comedy . This was a great show to watch, and I'll tell you why it was a great show. My father who never watches sitcoms at all, he just watches movies, sports, and law & order, he actually sat down with my 3 brothers and 2 sisters, my mother, and myself, and watched the show I think because John Ritter was in it. I honestly think this show would still be running if John Ritter God rest his soul i wish he hadn't passed away.