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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 295827" data-attributes="member: 23">My reaction after watching it was a tad kinder, but I think we&#039;re in agreement that it&#039;s an inferior product to the original:If you disliked the film, I&#039;d definitely advise steering clear of the other spinoff:&nbsp; Father Dear Father In Australia,&nbsp; an Australian-made version (as you&#039;d expect) which had Patrick Cargill and Noel Dyson moving Down Under and sharing a house with his two long-lost nieces who happen to have identical personalities to his daughters.I thought the main UK series was pretty decent, though it&#039;s four years since I watched it so I couldn&#039;t testify to that.Here&#039;s what I said about that at the time:As I remember, the series of FDF had an episode with a VERY similar premise to Man About The House, which at the time I felt sure must have inspired them to do the series.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 295827, member: 23"] My reaction after watching it was a tad kinder, but I think we're in agreement that it's an inferior product to the original: If you disliked the film, I'd definitely advise steering clear of the other spinoff: [I]Father Dear Father In Australia,[/I] an Australian-made version (as you'd expect) which had Patrick Cargill and Noel Dyson moving Down Under and sharing a house with his two long-lost nieces who happen to have identical personalities to his daughters. I thought the main UK series was pretty decent, though it's four years since I watched it so I couldn't testify to that. Here's what I said about that at the time: As I remember, the series of [I]FDF[/I] had an episode with a VERY similar premise to[I] Man About The House, [/I]which at the time I felt sure must have inspired them to do the series. [/QUOTE]

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