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| 8 Simple Rules |
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| 54 :03x02 - Changes (Oct/01/2004) | | The kids question Cate's motives when they return from their summer getaways and discover that she has bought a new bed and changed her hairstyle. Meanwhile, after traveling through Europe over the summer, Kerry met and had a fling with a boy - which leaves Bridget jealous and Kerry wondering what to do about boyfriend Kyle; new high school Student Body President Bridget is convinced even further that life is a popularity contest after taking a trip to Washington, DC over the summer; and after a depressed Jim fails to win back the affections of his wife in Florida, Rory attempts to help him quit smoking -- which is complicated by Jim's discovery that C.J. was responsible for their irreconciliation. | | Guest Stars: Adam Arkin as Principal Ed Gibb, April Ortiz as Lisa | Director: James Widdoes
Writer: Seth Kurland | | | |
| 55 :03x03 - School Nurse (Oct/08/2004) | | After Cate accepts the position of school nurse from Principal Gibb (Adam Arkin), Bridget and Kerry are convinced that she only took the job to spy on them -- while Rory is ecstatic that his mom might be able to protect him from a school bully. Meanwhile, after Bridget inadvertently spills the beans about Kerry losing her virginity in Europe, a shocked Cate accidentally switches on the school's P.A. system and lets the whole student body in on their ensuing conversation. | | Guest Stars: Sam Horrigan as Pete, Adam Arkin as Principal Ed Gibb, Billy Aaron Brown (5) as Kyle, Marisa Theodore as Marisa | Director: James Widdoes
Writer: Rob Hanning | | | |
| 56 :03x04 - Out of the Box (Oct/15/2004) | | Kerry is livid when Bridget unintentionally makes a mockery out of her art project at the mall. But she quickly forgets about Bridget when fellow artist and young hottie Tyler asks her out on a date. However Tyler's intentions may not be completely genuine. Meanwhile, while C.J. finds himself striking out at speed dating, Jim discovers that he's a hit with the ladies-which further humiliates his socially inept grandson. | | Guest Stars: Russell Howard (1) as Tyler, Donna Cooper as Mall Shopper, Rachelle Carson as Woman, Shawn Pyfrom as Jake | Director: James Widdoes
Writer: Martin Weiss | | | |
| 57 :03x05 - Car Trouble (Oct/22/2004) | | Bridget and Kerry are ecstatic when Cate hands them the keys to the minivan, except for one provision -- they are responsible for driving Rory wherever he needs to go. But when the girls fail to deliver on their promise to chauffeur their little brother, he takes matters into his own hands and attempts to drive himself -- and wrecks the car in the process. | | Co-Guest Stars: Tiffany Thornton as Marni | Director: James Widdoes
Writer: Hayes Jackson | | | | | | | | | |
| 60 :03x08 - Secrets (Nov/12/2004) | | Everyone in the Hennessy family fears the ringing of the phone when they all find themselves keeping secrets from one-another. Rory refuses to divulge the identity of the student responsible for bullying and beating him up at school, which leads Principal Gibb (Adam Arkin) on a mission to find the culprit and tell Cate; Bridget and Kerry use fake IDs to get into a club, where Bridget meets a cute guy and gives him her phone number -- before discovering that he's a cop (Colby Donaldson); Cate doesn't want the family to know that Bridget's tennis coach, Scott (Dan Cortese), is in hot pursuit to get her to go out on a date with him; and C.J. is distracted and forgets to pick up Rory's pain medication, which leads the pharmacist to call the house to find out if Rory's OK. | | Guest Stars: Adam Arkin as Principal Ed Gibb, Colby Donaldson as Shawn, Dan Cortese as Coach Scott, Dennis Singletary as Mike, Rocky McMurray as Doorman | Director: James Widdoes
Writer: Bonnie Kallman | | | |
| 61 :03x09 - Thanksgiving Guest (a.k.a. Thanksgiving) (Nov/26/2004) | | While the family prepares Thanksgiving dinner for Cate to give her some much needed time off, she's left with nothing to do until she brings home an unexpected guest while on an errand -- Principal Ed Gibb (Adam Arkin). Meanwhile, while C.J. deep-fries the turkey, Bridget and Kerry spar over pie recipes; Jim disassembles the TV in a shocking attempt to repair it; and Cate finds herself with an insurance adjuster the day after the holiday to find out who was responsible for burning down the garage. | | Guest Stars: Michael Burger as TV Announcer, Howard Alonzo as Russell, Adam Arkin as Principal Ed Gibb, Tom McGowan as Frank | Director: James Widdoes
Writer: Seth Kurland, Rob Hanning | | | | | | |
| 63 :03x11 - Princetown Girl (Dec/10/2004) | | Bridget breaks the news that she has the chance to go to Princetown with a Tennis scholarship. The only trouble is, she has a D in Ms. Krupp's class, and she needs a C for the scholarship. Cate helps Bridget out by bribing her without a flu shot unless she can help. All this really makes Kerry mad because she was the one who was supposed to go to an Ivy League school, and when Cate helps Bridget, it proves Kerry's point on Bridget always being given the easy way out of things. | | Guest Stars: Suzy Nakamura as Mrs. Krupp | Director: James Widdoes
Writer: Tamiko K. Brooks | | | | | | |
| 65 :03x13 - The Sub (Jan/07/2005) | | Cate is shocked to discover that Principal Gibb (Adam Arkin) has hired C.J. to be a substitute teacher at the high school. But when C.J. catches Rory cheating on a test, he is torn about reporting it when Cate tries to persuade him to look the other way. Meanwhile, when Bridget breaks her leg because of Kerry's blunder, she makes her little sister's life a living nightmare. | | Guest Stars: Andy Morrow as Billy, Nicholas E. Barb as Joey, Adam Arkin as Principal Ed Gibb, Owen Williams as Tom | Director: James Widdoes
Writer: Steve Baldikoski, Bryan Behar | | | |
| 66 :03x14 - C.J.'s Temptation (Jan/07/2005) | | While Cate finds herself becoming jealous of Principal Ed Gibb's (Adam Arkin) new girlfriend, Cheryl (Pamela Anderson), C.J. is asked by Ed to help tutor Cheryl for her G.E.D.s -- and finds himself unwittingly being hit on by her. Meanwhile, Rory feels awkward after Cate accidentally interrupts him during a private moment. | | Guest Stars: Pamela Anderson (1) as Cheryl, Adam Arkin as Principal Ed Gibb | Director: James Widdoes
Writer: Bryan Behar, Steve Baldikoski | | | |
| 67 :03x15 - Old Flame (Jan/14/2005) | | After sending an email to former college flame Matt (Ed O'Neill) to see how he's been doing over the years, Cate becomes fed up with the unreasonable demands of her family and locks herself in her room for some alone time. But she's shocked when Matt shows up at her window and whisks her off to re-live some adventurous, old times - then she begins to question if his rebel lifestyle is just a front. | | Guest Stars: Ed O'Neill as Matt, Sherry Brown (1) as Matt's Wife | Director: James Widdoes
Writer: Judd Pillot, John Peaslee | | | |
| 68 :03x16 - Closure (Jan/21/2005) | | When Cate and C.J. discover that Kerry has been e-mailing Bruno -- the boy she had a fling with in Europe -- they secretly try to snoop in her computer to find out what the two have been up to. But unbeknownst to them, Bruno is in the house and hidden in the attic by Kerry, while Bridget tries her best to talk her little sister out of doing something she may regret. Meanwhile, Jim discovers Rory's clandestine poker game and decides to deal himself in to teach Rory and his friends a lesson about gambling. | | Guest Stars: Kyle Howard as Bruno, Erin Sanders as Riley, Artie Lee Anderson (2) as TV Announcer, Jamie Starr as Leo | Director: James Widdoes
Writer: Seth Kurland | | | | | | |
| 70 :03x18 - Freaky Friday (Feb/04/2005) | | After watching the film Freaky Friday, Cate awakens to find that she has switched bodies with Bridget, C.J. has changed places with Jim, and Rory has swapped places with his hamster. The only one not affected is Kerry - who begins to find the entire mishap amusing. | | Guest Stars: Micah Alberti as Kenny | Director: James Widdoes
Writer: W. Bruce Cameron | | | | | | |
| 72 :03x20 - C.J.'s Real Dad (Feb/18/2005) | | 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. | | Guest Stars: Danny Woodburn as Lyle, Mary Page Keller as Traci, Ruben Studdard as Guy | Director: James Widdoes
Writer: Rob Hanning | | | | | | |
| 74 :03x22 - The Teachers Lounge (Apr/01/2005) | | When Cate and C.J. discover that Kerry has been e-mailing Bruno -- the boy she had a fling with in Europe -- they secretly try to snoop in her computer to find out what the two have been up to. But unbeknownst to them, Bruno is in the house and hidden in the attic by Kerry, while Bridget tries her best to talk her little sister out of doing something she may regret. Meanwhile, Jim discovers Rory's clandestine poker game and decides to deal himself in to teach Rory and his friends a lesson about gambling. | | Guest Stars: Michael Milhoan as Mr. Edwards, Wendie Jo Sperber as Mrs. Wells, Lindze Letherman as Megan | Director: James Widdoes
Writer: Paul Ciancarelli, David DiPietro (1) | | | |
| 75 :03x23 - The Sleepover (Apr/08/2005) | | After Principal Gibb (Adam Arkin, "Chicago Hope") and Cate fall asleep at the house while watching a movie, the family catches them and falsely assumes that the two are having a relationship. Meanwhile, Bridget, Kerry, Rory and C.J. are forced to go ice-fishing with Jim in order to spend quality time with their grandfather - but unbeknownst to them, Jim would much rather be left alone and is forced to keep up a happy fagade. | | Guest Stars: Rick Batalla as Crew Guy No. 1, Armando Heredia as Crew Guy No. 2, Sebastian Feldman as Crew Guy No. 3, Adam Arkin as Principal Ed Gibb, Rachael Harris (1) as Margaret Brandenbauerbern | Director: James Widdoes
Writer: Judd Pillot, John Peaslee | | | | | | |
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