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Football
The O'Keefes - S1 - E4
Seeking the attention of a beautiful cheerleader, Danny (Joseph Cross) joins the football team. But when Lauren (Tania Raymond) becomes an honorary cheerleader and influences the squad to pay less attention to football and more to school issues, Danny is forced to choose between his new jock status and his sister's well-being.
The O'Keefes: Season 1 - 8 Episode s
1x1 - Pilot
May 22, 2003
When Harry finally relents and agrees to send Danny and Lauren to the local public high school, they get a crash course in how the outside world works.
1x2 - Election
May 29, 2003
When Lauren (Tania Raymonde) decides to take a stand and run for student body president, the whole family works on her campaign, but Lauren is soon shocked to learn that the world of politics is full of dirty tricks.
1x3 - Substitute Teacher
June 5, 2003
Lauren (Tania Raymonde) and Danny (Joseph Cross) are mortified when Harry (Judge Reinhold) volunteers to substitute teach biology at their high school and uses their personal lives in his lesson plans. When the school offers Harry a permanent position, Ellie (Kirsten Nelson) and the kids try to convince Harry to return to his veterinary pratice and to home-schooling Matt (Matt Weinberg).
1x4 - Football
June 12, 2003
Seeking the attention of a beautiful cheerleader, Danny (Joseph Cross) joins the football team. But when Lauren (Tania Raymond) becomes an honorary cheerleader and influences the squad to pay less attention to football and more to school issues, Danny is forced to choose between his new jock status and his sister's well-being.
1x5 - Jobs
June 12, 2003
Lauren (Tania Raymonde) and Danny (Joseph Cross) convince Harry (Judge Reinhold) to let them get jobs at the mall, but when Lauren's co-worked sets her up as a thief and Danny is taken advantage of by his boss, the whole family works together to correct the wrongs of the capitalist system.
1x6 - Festival of Birth
1x7 - Lauren's Date
Lauren's classmate Wade asks her out on her first date. Even though Ellie gives her permission, Harry doesn't want Lauren to go, but he finally relents. Lauren's friends Monique, Nicole, and Tiffany come over to help her get ready and to give her advice. But Lauren eschews their suggestions. Ellie catches Harry trying to spy on Lauren and Wade during their date at a pizza parlor. But eventually, Harry learns to trust Lauren. Wade likes Lauren because she's different and prefers to have their second date at the O'Keefe house.
1x8 - Party
Lauren gets invited to a really cool party and wants to bring Danny. At first, Harry doesn't want them to attend but relents as long as they call him every hour on a huge World War II walkie-talkie. As soon as they arrive, Lauren and Danny learn from the hostess, Summer, that their adult supervisor drank too much alcohol and is unconscious. Lauren meets a new friend, Noah, and Danny fights for the reputation of a girl he likes, Olivia. All of the guests—except Noah, Lauren, Danny and Olivia—get inebriated. Without Lauren's and Danny's knowledge, Harry, Ellie and Mark sneak into the party to check on them. Even though they are shocked at the drunken teenagers, Harry and Ellie are proud of their children's conduct.