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* SchoolRivalry: In "Still Narcing", nerdy Brian wins the respect of his high school's basketball team by stealing the school sign from their rival Hancock Magnet School.
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** Linda is heavily implied to have been this with her parents - who direct most of their attention and concern to Judy, and routinely ignoring her whenever she attempts to seek their approval (Gene even turns up the volume on the TV when she tries talking to him about her own achievements).
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** Linda is heavily implied to have been this with her parents - who direct most of their attention and concern to Judy, and routinely ignoring her whenever she attempts to seek their approval (Gene even turns up the volume on the TV when she tries talking to him about her own achievements).
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* TheUnfavorite: While Bill and Judy aren't good parents themselves to their three children, they relate with Brian the least, even announcing that they won't know who he is if he fails at something. One time, they even stole money from him.
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** While Bill and Judy aren't good parents themselves to their three children, they relate with Brian the least, even announcing that they won't know who he is if he fails at something. One time, they even stole money fromhim.him.
** Linda is heavily implied to have been this with her parents - who direct most of their attention and concern to Judy, and routinely ignoring her whenever she attempts to seek their approval (Gene even turns up the volume on the TV when she tries talking to him about her own achievements).
** While Bill and Judy aren't good parents themselves to their three children, they relate with Brian the least, even announcing that they won't know who he is if he fails at something. One time, they even stole money from
** Linda is heavily implied to have been this with her parents - who direct most of their attention and concern to Judy, and routinely ignoring her whenever she attempts to seek their approval (Gene even turns up the volume on the TV when she tries talking to him about her own achievements).
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Set in UsefulNotes/{{Chicago}}, Bill Miller (Creator/MarkAddy) and his wife Judy (Creator/JamiGertz) have never really given up their high-school antics, despite having three children to raise: brainy Brian (Taylor Ball), spoiled Lauren (Renee Olstead), and strange little Tina (Soleil Borda). Judy's unlucky-in-love sister Linda (Jennifer Irwin) often pops in to trade barbs with Bill. The end of episodes usually deal with a role reversal by having the kids teach a lesson to the adults.
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Set in UsefulNotes/{{Chicago}}, Bill Miller (Creator/MarkAddy) and his wife Judy (Creator/JamiGertz) have never really given up their high-school antics, despite having three children to raise: brainy Brian (Taylor Ball), spoiled Lauren (Renee Olstead), and strange little Tina (Soleil Borda). Judy's unlucky-in-love sister Linda (Jennifer Irwin) (Creator/JenniferIrwin) often pops in to trade barbs with Bill. The end of episodes usually deal with a role reversal by having the kids teach a lesson to the adults.
