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Season 2 | | | |
| 30 :02x02 - Sex Ed (Sep/30/2003) | | Bridget is horrified when Cate is asked to fill in as the sex ed instructor in her daughter's class. But Cate is in for a shock when she tries to answer a student's written question about being pressured to have sex — and realizes it may be from Bridget. Meanwhile, Paul and Kerry are too embarrassed to look each other in the eye after watching a foreign film together that contains a sexually explicit scene. | | Guest Stars: Elle Bennett as Classmate (uncredited) | Director: Robby Benson (1) Writer: Gayle Abrams | | | |
| 31 :02x03 - Donny Goes AWOL (Oct/07/2003) | | When Fred and Mary Ellen Doyle ask Bridget to be a part of a video message they are sending to Donny at the Naval Academy, they are shocked to discover that Bridget has broken up with their son on the tape — and Donny goes AWOL to try and patch things up. Meanwhile, Paul is asked to help give a nickname to a neighborhood prankster who has been terrorizing the block, not realizing that the culprit may be living under his own roof. | | Guest Stars: Eric Chase (2) as Midshipman #2, John Ratzenberger as Fred Doyle, Cindy Williams as Mary Ellen Doyle | Director: Robby Benson (1) Writer: Seth Kurland | | | | | | | | | |
| 34 :02x06 - No Right Way (Nov/11/2003) | | Cate is unprepared for the diverse reactions exhibited by Bridget and Kerry on their first day back to school since their father's death. Meanwhile, Jim tries his best to be helpful by making some questionable home improvements to the Hennessy home. | | Guest Stars: Daniella Monet as Missy Kleinfeld | Director: James Widdoes Writer: Gayle Abrams | | | |
| 35 :02x07 - What Dad Would Want (Nov/18/2003) | | With a little help from Jim, Cate persuades Rory not to give up on trying out for basketball, as Paul would have been proud to see his son on the team. But Rory is torn about the tryouts because he doesn't think he has the right stuff to make the cut. Meanwhile, Bridget and Kerry's decision to stop fighting in honor of their late-father begins to unravel when Bridget accidentally destroys Kerry's collage honoring Paul in tribute. | | Guest Stars: Michele Matheson as Receptionist, Todd Merrill as Man | Director: James Widdoes Writer: Bill Daly (1) | | | |
| 36 :02x08 - The First Thanksgiving (Nov/25/2003) | | While Cate plans to raise the family spirits with a special Thanksgiving dinner, Rory takes it upon himself to be the man of the house by looking after Bridget and Kerry when he learns that they are planning to attend a party with their boyfriends on the holiday. Meanwhile, When Cate's mom visits, her father feels he can still save their marriage. | | Guest Stars: Billy Aaron Brown (5) as Kyle, Larry Miller (1) as Tommy | Director: James Widdoes Writer: Bonnie Kallman | | | | | | | | | |
| 39 :02x11 - Get Real (Jan/13/2004) | | Cate's nephew C.J. Barnes comes to visit and pay his respects to Paul. C.J., however, can't seem to stay out of trouble when he helps Rory on getting better in kissing girls and takes the blame when Kerry, who only has her permit, not her driver's license, takes Cate's car and accidentally dents it while driving Bridget on a late night errand. | | Guest Stars: Daniella Monet as Missy Kleinfeld | Director: James Widdoes Writer: Ric Swartzlander, Seth Kurland | | | |
| 40 :02x12 - Consequences (Jan/27/2004) | | C.J. tells Rory about how he stole his old school mascot, Rory goes out and steals a police dog. Cate is very shocked when she finds out the dog finds marijuana in Kerry's backpack. The reasoning Cate thinks Kerry is doing drugs is because of Paul's death, but finds out is because she wants to rebel against her mother. Finally, Bridget is brought home by a police officer for not wearing a helmet while riding with her boyfriend on her motorcycle, after Cate told her she had to. | | Guest Stars: Phill Lewis as Cop, James Garner as Grandpa Jim, David Spade as C.J. | Director: James Widdoes Writer: Bill Callahan (1) | | | |
| 41 :02x13 - Opposites Attract (1) (Feb/10/2004) | | Bridget hires Jeremy to tutor her in order to boost her grades to better her chances at being accepted by a good college. But with Valentine's Day fast approaching, Bridget soon finds herself without a date when her boyfriend gets sick, and her friends begin to wonder if Jeremy is taking his place. Kyle treats Kerry to an very un-corporate Valentine's Day celebration, Rory gets pointers from Jim and Cate about the perfect gift for girlfriend Missy, and Jim sends C.J. on an errand that lands him in Canada. | | Guest Stars: Jonathan Taylor Thomas as Jeremy, Deborah Levin (1) as Teacher, Daniella Monet as Missy Kleinfeld | Director: James Widdoes Writer: Gayle Abrams | | | | | | |
| 43 :02x15 - Opposites Attract: Night of the Locust (3) (Feb/24/2004) | | After being told that she's fickle when it comes to relationships, Bridget is afraid that she may end up hurting Jeremy's feelings when her ex-bad boy boyfriend, Damian, returns to town. Meanwhile, Kerry is outraged and plans revenge when "provocative" dancing has been banned from the high school formal, chaperoned by her mom and Grandpa, C.J. partners with Rory to broadcast school scandals over the internet, and Jim falls for Ms. McKenna, a member of the high school's PTA committee. | | Guest Stars: Tatum O'Neal as Mrs. McKenna, Dana Workman as Ashley, Monique Lea as Student, Kaitlin Cullum as Beth Doyle, Marisa Theodore as Megan, Paul Wesley as Damian, Jonathan Taylor Thomas as Jeremy | Director: James Widdoes Writer: Bill Callahan (1), Bill Daly (1) | | | |
| 44 :02x16 - Daddy's Girl (Feb/31/2004) | | Cate is encouraged to pursue a once-thought-unobtainable dream of becoming a singer. Meanwhile, C.J. and Jim find themselves trying to bond in a bar when Cate encourages C.J. to take his grandfather out after he is dumped by his wife — in a letter — and Bridget angers Kerry by dyeing her hair blonde after she complains that the romance is fading from her relationship with Kyle. | | Guest Stars: Connie Stevens as Tina, Marcus A. York (1) as Construction Guy, Kathryn J. Larsen (1) as Amanda | Director: James Widdoes Writer: David Flebotte, Tracy Gamble | | | | | | |
| 46 :02x18 - Let's Keep Going (1) (Mar/30/2004) | | Cate sends Bridget and Kerry to their grandmother's house for a visit after the Hennessys decide against vacationing at the family cabin. But while on their road trip to grandma's, the girls are shocked to find Cate at their father's favorite saloon with a mysterious stranger. Meanwhile, Kerry makes Rory's life miserable when she discovers that he has a crush on her friend, Rachel. | | Guest Stars: Peter Gannon as Bartender | Director: James Widdoes Writer: Martin Weiss | | | | | | | | | |
| 49 :02x21 - Mother's Day (May/04/2004) | | After witnessing some strange behavior from Bridget and Kerry, Cate tries to find out what they are up to — not suspecting that they might be trying to set up a special Mother's Day getaway for her. Meanwhile, C.J. and Rory doubt Jim's ability to put an engine back together after he falls in love with a classic car — which is in for a wax job at Rory's new detailing service — and decides to fix a noise in the motor. | | Guest Stars: Lee Garlington as Fran, Terri Mathieson as Attendant | Director: Pat Doak Writer: Grant Nieporte, Robert Spina | | | |
| 50 :02x22 - The Principal (May/11/2004) | | When Bridget is busted over a school dress code violation, Cate is called upon to meet with her new principal, Ed Gibb. But Cate is in for a shock when she discovers that she went to high school with Ed — who remembers it vividly — though she doesn't remember him at all. Meanwhile, when C.J. becomes his massage therapist, Jim hurts his feelings when he refuses to admit that his wayward grandson has become good at something. | | Guest Stars: Adam Arkin as Principal Ed Gibb, Liam Kyle Sullivan (2) as Zac | Director: Lynn McCracken Writer: Seth Kurland | | | |
| 51 :02x23 - Finale Part Un (1) (May/18/2004) | | Kerry is accepted to a trip over the summer to Europe while CJ and Rory double date with sisters Missy and Sissy, although Sissy is currently engaged. Also, Kerry jeopardizes her trip to Europe while having a sit in to stop dissecting frogs. | | Guest Stars: Billy Aaron Brown (5) as Kyle, Connie Stevens as Tina, Adam Arkin as Principal Ed Gibb, Daniella Monet as Missy Kleinfeld, Kaitlin Cullum as Beth, Elena Lyons as Sissy Kleinfeld, Jan Hoag as Secretary, Liam Kyle Sullivan (2) as Zac | Director: James Widdoes Writer: Martin Weiss, Bonnie Kallman | | | |
| 52 :02x24 - Finale Part Deux (2) (May/18/2004) | | Cate finds herself in the awkward position of having to deal with Principal Gibb when she forgets to turn in a health form for Kerry's trip to Europe. Then, when she discovers that Bridget took the fall for Kerry for organizing a school sit-in, she agrees meet Principal Gibb again over coffee in order to set the record straight. But the girls are convinced that their mother's innocent coffee meeting is really a date. Meanwhile, Kerry is furious when Bridget is elected student body president and wins a trip to Washington, D.C. because everyone thinks she organized the school sit-in, and Jim's new relationship with Tina irks Cate because she still hopes that her father will reconcile with her mother, on the double-episode season finale. | | Guest Stars: Adam Arkin as Principal Ed Gibb, Dana Workman as Student No. 1, Michael Burger as Reporter, Marisa Theodore as Student No. 2, Kevin Farley as Steven Tyler's Roadie, Jan Hoag as Secretary, Billy Aaron Brown (5) as Kyle | Director: James Widdoes Writer: Bill Callahan (1), Bill Daly (1) | | | |
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