My Two Dads

Two very different men accept joint custody of a twelve-year-old girl after her mother, their former girlfriend, dies.

Michael and Joey have a disagreement over where to live, decide to split up and then compromise by incorporating Michael's environment in Joey's loft.

Michael and Joey's contrasting methods as parents are put to the test when Nicole deceives her two fathers about her plans for the evening.

After Nicole is stood up on her first date, Joey and Michael visit the boy, discover the problem and help remedy it.

After Michael's date abandons him, Nicole tries to set him up with their neighbor, only to learn they have nothing in common.

Michael and Joey, without a babysitter for Nicole, bring their dates home only to throw than out when they prove to be bad models for Nicole.

Joey's father, who has always been disappointed with his son's career, visits Joey's art exhibit and challenges Joey to sell a painting or work in the family plumbing business.

Nicole is afraid to fail at art, because that might mean Joey isn't her father.

Michael feels guilty when the responsibility of his career prohibits him from being the kind of parent he would like to be to Nicole.

At Christmas, it requires ingenuity on the part of Michael and Joey to help Nicole overcome the sadness of missing her mother.

Nicole tries to manipulate her fathers by complaining about being an only child, but the ploy backfires when they get her a little brother.

When Michael's mother comes for a surprise visit, she and her traditional parenting philosophies wreak havoc with the family's unusual but happy homelife.

Nicole is sure she's going to lose another family member when the guys overdo a physical fitness regime.

Joey and Michael clash when Joey's friend Malcolm, a rock singer, accuses Joey of being a stuffed shirt and says Nicole should have more freedom.

Cory and Nicole face the first test of growing up when Cory's brother tries to push him into making romantic overtures.

Nicole's dreams of a modeling career are shattered when she's passed over at her first casting call.

When Michael's adventuresome sister pays him a visit after a long separation, he tries to stop doting and accept her for the free-spirit she is.

Michael and Joey have difficulty allowing Nicole to attend a week-long camping outing.

Joey enlists Michael to coach him on the finer points of etiquette when he meets a debutante dream girl.

A columnist questioning Judge Wilbur's competence threatens to destroy Nicole's family. Teleplay by: Bob Myer & Bob YoungStory by: Chuck Lorre

When Roy Kupkus crashes Joey's motorcycle through the door of Klawicki's Restaurant, he not only gets a job there, he gets a date for his mother -- Mr. Klawicki!