Hilfe, Daddy sucht mir einen Freund

This was a pretty good movie. The acting wasn't the best but the movie was funny at times. I especially enjoyed the continuous dilema of the father and his changing relationships. Overall, the movie was a good antidote to my boring nights.

Enjoyable movie, however if you are not a parent it will be fun to watch, you will not get a lot of what a parent wants for there child. The writing is good the acting a standing ovation. The directing is fine. Marjorie Post is excellent in this TV movie John is good. It seems that you could take him back to "Night Court", and it would be the same.

This movie is hilarious! If you don't expect humor from a made-for-cable Family Channel movie, see Til Dad Do Us Part! With comedy that the youngest of us can enjoy, and humor that adults will chortle at. Part of this is John Laroquette. A diverse performer, he turns in another show stealing role. His co-stars also put in 110% and are equally enjoyable.

I hope this review will inspired some to see this movie. It brightens up any Father's Day, for the father and his family!

DON'T MISS IT! This movie was great... I am a huge Larroquette fan and I have to say he's never been better-- both funny and warm at the same time... The movie is a love letter to any Dad with a kid who wants the world for them. Like most Dad's, which I am, I sometimes lose sight of what's best for them is for me to stand by and watch them fall on their face or succeed without my interference-- this is generally what "Till Dad" is all about... when you strip away all the comedy. But it's a very funny film with a great supporting cast-- Markie Post, Jeffrey Jones, Emily Holmes and Adam Harrington are all stand out. Both the directing and writing are equally top drawer as is the camerawork and score. All involved deserve a big pat on the back for a job well done

and then some. I have never been a fan of his work, and this was DOWN to his usual standards. In other words, I thought this was an insult to my intelligence, and resented being asked to sit through it by my wife (a Larroquette fan). It was stupid, and all of the "gags" seemed forced.