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Season 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - Rich Man, Poor Girl (Oct/12/2005) | | Freddie and Chris take a new approach to meeting women. After a series of unsuccessful dates with spoiled rich girls, the two decide to find "down to earth" women at a laundromat in their old neighborhood. Freddie runs into Gina, a nice girl from high school, and Chris meets Krystal, a girl easily impressed by his money. But when Freddie dates the woman he and his family think could be a perfect match for him, he ends up learning more about himself than he bargained for. | | Guest Stars: Charles Fleischer as Adam, April Bowlby as Sydney, Ana Ortiz as Gina, Marisa Petroro as Trish, Retta as Joan | Director: John Pasquin
Writer: Lori Kirkland Baker, Freddie Prinze, Jr. (1) | | | |
| 3 :01x02 - Food Critic (Oct/19/2005) | Freddie is excited to learn that a top food critic will be reviewing the restaurant, but he becomes stressed when he learns that the critic is a guy he beat up in high school for taking his sister Sofia's virginity. Sofia is even more worried because she doesn't want Freddie to find out the truth about what really happened. Meanwhile, Allison gives 13-year-old Zoey a makeover.
| | Guest Stars: John Ducey as Walter Fishbain, Charles Fleischer as Adam | Director: John Pasquin
Writer: Steven Molaro | | | |
| 4 :01x03 - Halloween (Oct/26/2005) | | Freddie tries to be the "cool" uncle by taking Zoey to see "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." But when Zoey tries to impress her friends by inviting them along, and his best buddy, Chris, dresses up as Dr. Frank-N-Furter, Freddie ends up with more than he bargained for. Meanwhile, Allison and Grandma are stuck at home handing out candy, so they entertain themselves with a drinking game. | | Guest Stars: Anissa Davis as Marisa, Briana Hodge as Glitter Girl, Jarrod Bailey as Kid #1, Benjamin King as Bill, Brittany Robertson as Mandy | Director: John Pasquin
Writer: Conrad Jackson | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 9 :01x08 - Dollars and No Sense (Dec/07/2005) | | Freddie decides to override Sofia’s judgement by buying Zoey an expensive phone that she wants. When they are caught, Freddie and Chris are supposed to take Zoey to a soup kitchen to teach her a lesson, but instead decide to take her to an auction that they’d been planning on going to. The real lesson is learned when Zoey makes Freddie bid a ridiculous amount of money on an item she wants, and Freddie makes her work it off at the restaurant, finally teaching her the value of a dollar. | | Guest Stars: Kayren Butler (1) as Auctioneer | Director: Bob Koherr
Writer: Andy Berman | | | | | | |
| 11 :01x10 - Freddie the Himbo (Jan/25/2006) | | In an attempt to kiss up to Dr. Celia Adams, the beautiful dean of her medical school, Sofia suggests that Freddie’s restaurant be the location for a fundraiser. Freddie turns on the charm to Celia, leading to them sleeping together. While at first upset, Sofia becomes amused when she concludes that Celia is only using Freddie as a ‘boy toy.’ When she happily shares this with Freddie, and also tells him that he is way out of his league, Freddie is determined to prove her wrong | | Guest Stars: Carl Gilliard as Dr. Cunningham, Serena Scott Thomas as Celia | Director: Ken Whittingham
Writer: Tom Hertz | | | | | | |
| 13 :01x12 - Eligible Bachelor (Feb/08/2006) | | Freddie and Chris are both nominated as finalists for the title of “Chicago’s Most Eligible Bachelor.” They invite the other nominees to the restaurant for an informal get together and team up to scope out the competition. But, when they realize that only one man will be featured on the cover of a magazine, they become highly competitive and try to out-do one another to win. | | Guest Stars: Randall Rapstine as Todd, Sean Kanan as Steve Mulroy, Paul Greene (1) as Dwight | Director: Katy Garretson
Writer: Conrad Jackson | | | |
| 14 :01x13 - The Two That Got Away (Feb/15/2006) | Freddie feels like he made a mistake when he stopped seeing Denise the first time, so he agrees to drive Grandma to church, hoping to run into her for a second chance. When Denise tells him that she’s seeing someone else, Freddie realizes he’s going to have to work to win her back.
Meanwhile Rose is back in town, and when Chris reveals Freddie’s true feelings for her, she feels the same. Now Freddie is torn between two wonderful women -- but which one will he choose? | | Guest Stars: Edward Kerr (1) as James, David Wells (1) as Father Sorenson, Denise Quiñones as Denise, Tamara Braun (1) as Rose | Director: Katy Garretson
Writer: Dailyn Rodriguez | | | | | | |
| 16 :01x15 - Recipe for Disaster (Mar/01/2006) | | Freddie has a lovely dream that The Pussycat Dolls are in his bedroom, but is sadly awakened by Grandma’s nagging. Freddie helps Chris interview potential chefs for his new restaurant, and they meet the eccentric Martin and easygoing, inexperienced Spyder -- whom Chris hires on the spot, over Freddie’s objections. Chris has some wild ideas for his new restaurant that Freddie tells him won’t work. But when Chris gets upset, Freddie realizes he has to be a supportive friend, so he buries his objections to help Chris create a restaurant that is truly his own. | | Guest Stars: Kiko Ellsworth as Spyder, George Takei as Martin, Mitch Silpa as Jacques, Pussycat Dolls as Themselves | Director: Katy Garretson
Writer: Paul Ciancarelli, David DiPietro (1) | | | |
| 17 :01x16 - The Search for Grandpa Four (Mar/08/2006) | | Freddie and the gang feel that something is bothering Grandma and assume it’s because all of her friends have found mates. So Freddie and Chris decide to help her find a man’s man, while Sofia and Allison search for their version of the perfect man for Grandma. They try to fix her up with someone but are surprised to find she may not need their help at all. | | Guest Stars: Winston J. Rocha as Hector, Vyto Ruginis as Sal | Director: Gerry Cohen
Writer: Rebecca May, Tony Gama-Lobo | | | |
| 18 :01x17 - To Have Loved Way Too Much and Lost (Mar/15/2006) | Chris tells Freddie and Denise that the woman he has been dating dropped him when she learned how many women he had been with, and Freddie becomes alarmed that now Denise will want to know how many Freddie has been with too, so Chris recommends that Freddie lie about his real number to Denise.
Meanwhile, Freddie may have a bigger problem on his hands when Denise reveals that her boss wants her to relocate to Hawaii for work, and a discussion with Freddie about his life experiences makes her rethink how much she has lived herself. Will she leave Freddie for a new job in Hawaii, or will she stay with the man she loves? | | Guest Stars: Laura Stone as Kristen, Sarah Domin as Wendy, Denise Quiñones as Denise | Director: Bob Koherr
Writer: Conrad Jackson | | | |
| 19 :01x18 - Freddie Gets Cross Over George (Mar/22/2006) | | After Freddie and Chris’ trip to Los Angeles to investigate whether or not Zoey’s internet friend is genuine or a predator, they realize that George’s son, Max, really is a kid and invite them to Chicago so that Max and Zoey can finally meet face to face. When George sees how well off Freddie is, he teases him that he’s “soft,” ”so Freddie takes him to a rowdy bar in his old neighborhood to prove he hasn’t lost his edge. But when they get involved in a bar fight and end up in jail, Freddie and George realize that they’ve both lost their edge and don’t mind being a little “soft". | | Guest Stars: Steve Saucedo as guard, Bruno Amato as bartender, Angela Sorenson as Krista, Frank Merino as Jesse, Jed Rhein as Judd, Luis Armand Garcia (1) as Max, Valente Rodriguez as Ernie, George Lopez as George | Director: Bob Koherr
Writer: Stacey Pulwer | | | | | | |
| 21 :01x20 - Open and Shut (Apr/05/2006) | | Chris’ new restaurant is about to open, and he wants to make all the decisions himself. He refuses to let Freddie see it in advance -- which drives his friend crazy. Freddie, Sophia and Allison sneak in one night and discover a rather chic and technologically advanced restaurant. Freddie’s concerns are eased until he gets a panicky call from Chris when his chef quits at the last minute. Chris relents and asks his friend to cook for opening night -- but can Freddie help Chris’ restaurant become a success, or will everything fall apart and even put Freddie’s own restaurant in jeopardy? | | Guest Stars: Todd Robert Anderson as Stewart, Chil Kong as Sung | Director: Gerry Cohen
Writer: Andy Berman, Kristen Marvin Hughes | | | |
| 22 :01x21 - Mother of All Grandfathers (Apr/12/2006) | | After finding out that Chris used his share of Freddie’s restaurant as collateral for his own failed restaurant venture, Freddie insists that Chris ask his wealthy grandfather, Carl, for money to pay off the debt. Carl is displeased with Chris’ slacker lifestyle and impressed with Freddie’s work ethic, so he makes Chris work as his chauffeur to teach him a lesson about money and responsibility. When Chris feels humiliated, he pushes back, and the result is that grandfather pays off the loan but takes Chris’s trust fund and condo in return. So Chris ends up homeless at Freddie’s already crowded apartment. | | Guest Stars: Burt Reynolds as Carl, Kellie Madison (1) as Lori | Director: Gerry Cohen
Writer: Tom Hertz | | | |
| 22 :01x22 - Pilot (May/31/2006) | | Freddie makes a date with a hostess from his restaurant on the same night he's agreed to watch Zoey. Luckily, Chris steps in to babysit, but when Sofia returns early, Freddie's busted. Meanwhile Freddie's wild sister-in-law, Allison, is having a breakdown after the death of Freddie's brother, Joe, so he reluctantly invites her to come live with the family until she gets herself together. | | Guest Stars: Mircea Monroe as Tammy | Director: John Pasquin
Writer: Freddie Prinze, Jr. (1), Conrad Jackson, Bruce Rasmussen, Bruce Helford | | | |
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