When Big Show's teenage daughter comes to live with him and his wife and two other daughters, he quickly becomes outnumbered and outsmarted. Despite being 7 feet tall and weighing 400 pounds, he is no longer the center of attention.
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Phill Lewis
Director
Bob Koherr
Director
Leonard R. Garner Jr.
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Melissa Joan Hart
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Jody Margolin Hahn
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Kelly Park
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Eric Dean Seaton
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Paul Wight
Big Show
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Cassy
Reylynn Caster
Lola
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Mandy
Juliet Donenfeld
J.J.
Jaleel White
Terry
Dallas Dupree Young
Taylor
Ben Giroux
Coach Fener
Asif Ali
Bennett
Jaime Moyer
Miss Riggi
Tessa Espinola
Monica B.
Jolie Hoang-Rappaport
Kennedy
Marisa Chen Moller
Mrs. Goodpasture
Emma Rosales
Olivia
Carsyn Rose
Lucy
Yonas Kibreab
Timmy
Natalie Ceballos
May
Apolla Asteria
Anita
Jason Berger
Writer
Josh Bycel
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Rebecca Delgado Smith
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Jessica Elaina Eason
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Jen McCartney
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Brian Bradley
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Danielle Uhlarik
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Paul O'Toole
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Joanna Quraishi
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Andy St. Clair
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Ok Netflix, we get it. You're "woke." You can't even watch 5 minutes of this sitcom without have PC junk being stuffed down your throat. Someone needs to give that snotty, commie, snowflake tween a backhand slap to the face ( this coming from a girl not much older). And a trans teacher? Bravo, Netflix (cue eye roll). The plot's generic, characters are right out of a Disney XD sitcom, and overall, there are much better shows to waste your time on. Maybe Jeopardy? At least you can think on that show without a liberal agenda demanding to hypnotize you to vote for Alexandria Occasional-cortex or Bernie "Venezuela" Sanders.