Frank Pace Movies

A widower attempting to be both father and mother to his nine year old daughter volunteers to be the chaperone at the Go Girls Jamboree at Running Pines Camp without realizing that he'll be the only guy in a sea of screeching pre-teen girls. Eddie (George Lopez) isn't used to the great outdoors, but that all changes when he heads to camp with his beloved daughter Naomi. Eddie wants to connect with Naomi more than anything in the world, and what better ways for a father and daughter to bond than to scour the forest on a treasure hunt, engage in a seriously competitive game of canoe soccer, and take part in the ultra-slippery slimeball wars? Jane Lynch and Naked Brothers Band heartthrobs Alex and Nat Wolff star in a woodsy comedy for grown ups and kids alike. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

This suburban sitcom centers on three couples minus children, aka DINKs (double income, no kids). Onscreen labels are superimposed to define just where each couple is in its relationship: "The Veterans" are Sheri (Dedee Pfeiffer), who does facials, and architect Dean (D.W. Moffett), married for five years, in upscale Oak Park, Illinois. "The Newlyweds" are attorney Mel (James Lesure) and psychiatrist Malena (Holly Robinson Peete), who thinks she might be pregnant one month after marriage. The unmarried "Commitment-Phobics" are divorced teacher Bobbie (Tamala Jones) and restaurateur Reggie (Edafe Blackmon), Mel's brother, who doesn't want to give Bobbi the keys to his lakefront pad. It's mostly lovey-dovey, sweetness and light, as they all interact, interrelate, and confront life's little crises with an endless onslaught of half-hearted one-liners. Premiered March 17,1998 on NBC. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi