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An actor becomes a stay-at-home father so his wife can pursue her career.

When Simon Ferguson (Tim Curry) is fired from a soap opera, he decides to crash with ex-wife Hadley Martin (Annie Potts) at the Manhattan hotel that she runs.

An American television sitcom starring Gregory Hines as a publishing agent and widower, who's dedicated to raising his 12-year old son Matty (Brandon Hammond) along with returning to the dating scene following a year and a half absence. The series premiered September 15, 1997 on CBS, and began airing regularly on Friday nights as part of the networks "Block Party". The series ended on February 27, 1998 after airing 15 of the 22 episodes produced.

Abby has a complicated life. She dumps Will, her charming, but egocentric jock boyfriend, only to agree to remain roommates in order to keep their inexpensive, rent controlled apartment in San Francisco.

Ben has second thoughts about publishing a basketball player's (Rick Worthy) book after he interrupts Ben coaching a school basketball teem and yelling at them for not trying to win.

Matty convinces his dad Ben that hi is old enough to stay home alone while Ben goes to a poker party. Ben can't help worrying about Matty who is on the phone all night with his friend.

Ben decides to date 'just for fun' without commitments and meets a younger woman also not interested in commitments. But Ben realizes that her dating other men bothers him even though that is what he wanted.

At a Halloween party, Ben is smitten with a woman who's dressed as a "pregnant Madonna," but part of her costume is true blue.

Paige's parents find out that she and Matty have kissed. Her parents don't like how Ben is raising Marty and forbid Paige to see Matty again.

Ben think's his brother's girlfriend (Gina Torres) is coming on to him at a party. Later she wants to meet with Ben in his office to discuss a book she is writing.