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I thought he was identified as a "stay at home Dad" (in the on=screen captions). I don't remember seeing a reference to him being single.
You are CORRECT!... they never said he was a single father...they always say stay at home dad so I guess we just assume dude is single..but I remember at the beginning they showed him at home making dinner for his son and there was a young lady at the table with them...but he didn't really acknowledge her in a way to think that was the kid mother...he always talk about his son..he never say this is for my "family" I wonder though...
You are CORRECT!... they never said he was a single father...they always say stay at home dad so I guess we just assume dude is single..but I remember at the beginning they showed him at home making dinner for his son and there was a young lady at the table with them...but he didn't really acknowledge her in a way to think that was the kid mother...he always talk about his son..he never say this is for my "family" I wonder though...
To me, "stay at home Dad" implies that he is the primary caretaker and someone else, presumably the child's mother, is the breadwinner. It does not imply "single" to me.
I thought he was identified as a "stay at home Dad" (in the on=screen captions). I don't remember seeing a reference to him being single.
You are quite right I think, say. "Stay at home" means to me that the other spouse is the bread winner. I think my brain kept seeing "single dad". My bad.
I thought he was identified as a "stay at home Dad" (in the on=screen captions). I don't remember seeing a reference to him being single.
Yep, I specifically noticed last night what it said under Christian's name last night. "Stay at home Dad". So that turns my mind around thinking that there must be a partner involved in that household.
I was so disappointed that Fox chose to show only a re-run of last week's elimination instead of a new eppie. Sorry, my short term memory is not what it used to be but I think I've been watching new eppies both Monday and Tuesday nights.
I was disappointed too. And it took up space on my DVR that another show could have taken. And somehow they had it designated as a "New" episode or else my DVR would not have recorded it as it was a repeat.
I was disappointed too. And it took up space on my DVR that another show could have taken. And somehow they had it designated as a "New" episode or else my DVR would not have recorded it as it was a repeat.
I'm glad you said that, say. Mine was designated as "new" also. I think Fox did that at the last minute so it would not interfere with all it's proceeding shows. IDK why because all those shows were "late night" shows. I noticed on some networks that they were showing their proceeding shows in their entireties.
You are quite right I think, say. "Stay at home" means to me that the other spouse is the bread winner. I think my brain kept seeing "single dad". My bad.
Yalll still trying to figure out if Christian is single??? LOL
Yalll still trying to figure out if Christian is single??? LOL
No. Just saying I looked to see what it really said under his name since I thought it said "single Dad". Keep up with the flow here!!! ;-)
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I wonder though...
