Hope, a down-to-earth, happily married mother of three has her tidy world turned upside down when her celebrity sister moves in. Faith was living the Hollywood life as a soap opera star before her character was killed off.
Hope, a down-to-earth, happily married mother of three has her tidy world turned upside down when her celebrity sister moves in. Faith was living the Hollywood life as a soap opera star before her character was killed off.
Season 2 episodes
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A whole new Faith returns from her ""adventures"" in a country that even she can't find on a map. She convinces Charley to give her one more chance at staying, but no good deed goes unpunished. She crashes Charley's car, is responsible for her Sydney's navel piercing and ends up fully dressed in a freezing bathroom shower with both Hope and Sydney. When Charley wants Faith out, Hope is torn between her family and her sister.
After getting kicked out of the house, Faith moves into a furnature display at a local mall. When she and Hope try to hide from the mall guards, they're locked in an armoire scheduled for an overseas delivery. Meanwhile, Hope and Sydney help Hayley purchase her first bra.
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Written by David S. RosenthalGuest stars Susan Baker
When Justin is caught smoking and Hayley steals frogs that are ready to be dissected, Hope starts to worry that everyone will think she's a bad mother. This fear comes to life when Faith tries to rent an apartment from a lesbian landlord by passing herself and Hope as lovers. When their picture ends up in the newspaper with the headline ""local lesbians,"" Hope's bid for three time mother of the year is in jeopardy.
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Directed by Don ScardinoWritten by Joanna JohnsonGuest stars Carrie Preston, William Bogert, Jackie Hoffman, Liza Colón-Zayas, Heather Fairfield
Charley's life becomes a living hell when Faith starts working as the receptionist in his orthodontics practice. When tensions mount, they make a bet for their most prized possessions and manage to ruin Hayley's science fair.
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Directed by Don ScardinoGuest stars Peggy Pope, Dean Alai, Martin Campetta
Hope and Faith receive an invitation to a Halloween party from their crazy next door neighbor, whom they terrorized as girls. Halloween turns out to be scary when the woman gets her revenge- by trapping the women in a torture chamber.
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Directed by Don ScardinoWritten by Tom LeopoldGuest stars Carol Kane, Brett Murphy, Stark Sands, Bailey Cruthird, Ron Faber
Hope and Faith play matchmakers for their father and their gynecologist, Anne. They hit it off, until Jack finds out that his ex-girlfriend, Mandi, is pregnant with his child.
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Directed by Gil JungerGuest stars Robert Wagner, Jaclyn Smith, Jenny McCarthy
To prove to Hope that she can be responsible, Faith practices motherhood on an electronic baby. It's all going well until she accidentaly exchanges the doll for a real infant.
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Directed by Gil JungerGuest stars Deja Kreutzberg, Stark Sands, Dan McCabe
Faith, in her wacky efforts to impress an attractive single dad (Nick Lachey)tries to make him think that she's also a single parent by claiming her young nephew, Justin, is really her son.
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Directed by Don ScardinoWritten by Joanna JohnsonGuest stars Nick Lachey, Danny Burstein
Thanksgiving day brings up memories of ten years ago, when Faith hosts a holiday dinner at her Hollywood apartment. She goes to great lengths to impress her parents, Jack and Mary Jo, including posing as Brian Austin Green's girlfriend. Happiness turns to sadness, however, when the family learns of Mary Jo's secret: she is dying.
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Directed by Gil JungerWritten by Joanna JohnsonGuest stars Cheryl Ladd, Robert Wagner, Brian Austin Green, Manuel Santiago, Teresa Yenque
Faith and Sydney get jobs at a clothing store. The young Shanowski decides to lose her virginy to the college-age manager, leading Hope and Fath to crash a frat party to keep Syd from making a big mistake.
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Directed by Don ScardinoWritten by Jennie Snyder UrmanGuest stars Justin Bruening, Ward Horton, James Stevenson, Pawel Szajda
Faith accidentally says that ""Santa"" is not real, and Justin overhears it. So Faith wants Justin to believe in him by climbing in the chimney, but those plans go sour when Faith gets stuck in the chimney.
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Directed by Don ScardinoGuest stars Tom Leopold, Michael Menger
Faith is attracted to her new neighbor, Gary ""the Gooch"" Gucharaze, a former baseball player. The notorious ladies' man, however, has no interest in her, leading Faith to go to great lengths to spy on him. The episode brings together Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos, who, noy only played a married couple on All My Children, but are married in real life.
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Directed by Gil JungerGuest stars Brett Murphy, Stark Sands, Mark Consuelos, Will Stiles, Wynn Everett, Shawna Christensen, Will Denton, Moet Meira
Auto dealer Handsome Hal refuses to exchange Faith's lemon of a car unless she can get former baseball star, Gary ""The Gooch"" Gucharez, to do a commercial. Faith tricks the reluctant Gooch, but later regrets it.
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Directed by Gil JungerGuest stars Regis Philbin, Michael Gelman, Allison McAtee
Faith feuds with The Gooch's ex-girlfriend, Carmen, for his affection. And, after overhearing a life-altering message for The Gooch, Hope helps Faith scale a mountain to deliver the news to the man she loves.
Wanting an an investor for her screenplay, Faith talks Hope in to starting there own Catering Business. So for there first gig the gals cater a party honoring Glen Falls' richest resident. When the singer is delayed, Faith pulls double duty to provide the entertainment, as she and nephew Justin perform a duet. So at the end Faith comes to her senses and gives up on acting.
Hope & Faith cater a party at a retirement home And Faith inadvertently helps a resident escape. Hope must work through trust issues with her capricious sibling and, in the meantime, help an escapee mend fences with her sister.
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Written by Jennie Snyder UrmanGuest stars Rue McClanahan, Viola Harris, Oberon K.A. Adjepong
When Faith and Sydney enter a mother-daughter fashion show, Hope and Hayley's competitive spirits are stirred and they decide to seize the opportunity to strut their own fashion savvy. But soon the fashion race gets down and dirty when dresses are slashed, the designers get covered with spray paint and a fight ensues.
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Directed by Henry ChanWritten by David S. RosenthalGuest stars Paul Shaffer, Madeleine Martin, Tuffy Questell, Robert Bizik, Patricia Field
Part 1 Hope's life goes out of control when Faith submits Hope as a ""Wife Swap"" candidate. Hope gets switched with Cynthia (special guest-star Wynonna Judd.) Cynthia is a rich, spoiled, self-indulgent, Manhattanite. When Hope gets used to the fabulous life, Cynthia finds housework abhorrent -- but not nearly as abhorrent as living with Hope's sister, Faith.
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Directed by Dennis DuganWritten by Joanna Johnson, Jennie Snyder UrmanGuest stars Peter Jacobson, Geneva Carr, Kether Donohue, Max Iles, Wynonna Judd, John Schwab
Part 2 Hope finds it difficult living in an upscale Manhattan apartment with spoiled children, a work-alcoholic ""husband"". Also Faith finds it difficult that, Cynthia's live-in sister who does ALL the housework and won't let Hope life a finger. Meanwhile Faith's world is turned upside-down when she's ordered to do mundane, household chores by Cynthia.
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Directed by Dennis DuganGuest stars Peter Jacobson, Geneva Carr, Kether Donohue, Wynonna Judd, John Schwab
Hope and Faith start to work at Sydney's school as lunch ladies, which causes Sydney to freak out. Things go from bad to worse when Hope and Faith begin to spy on Sydney, thinking that Sydney is involved in a romantic relationship with a teacher. Also Hope begings to change the household by eating healthy.
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Directed by Scott EllisGuest stars Deja Kreutzberg, Jared Wilder, Rick Stear
Hope is discouraged when her mother-in-law, Joyce takes over the household and also she starts to bond with Faith. And then things start to go more bad when Joyce decides to leave her husband. Making Joyce to move in permanently, displacing Faith in the process.
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Directed by Gil JungerGuest stars Hal Holbrook, Dixie Carter
Faith finds a new career as a weather woman at a local TV station. Faith enjoys to be pushed around by a hunky newscaster. That causes Hope to feel that Faith is abandoning their new catering business, so then Faith feels equally neglected when Hope replaces her with a new, highly motivated assistant.
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Directed by Gil JungerGuest stars Dean Cain, Wynn Everett, Frank Harts, Traci Hovel, Rob Leo Roy
Just as Faith's relationship with newscaster Larry begins to move into high gear, her old flame, ""The Gooch"" (Mark Consuelos, Ripa's real-life husband), suddenly shows up to complicate matters.
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Directed by Gil JungerGuest stars Dean Cain, Mark Consuelos, Wynn Everett, Frank Harts
When both men want an exclusive commitment from Faith, she resorts to everything from ""Bachelorette"" competition rules to a psychic's advise to help her choose between Larry, a handsome newscaster (Dean Cain), and charming former baseball star ""The Gooch"" (Mark Consuelos, Ripa's real-life husband)
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Directed by Gil JungerGuest stars Andrea Martin, Dean Cain, Mark Consuelos, Wynn Everett, Frank Harts
Jennie Snyder Urman, Joanna Johnson, David S. Rosenthal, Kat Likkel, Mark Driscoll, John Hoberg, Tom Leopold, Andrew Kreisberg, David Babcock, Tod Himmel, Taylor Hamra, Geena Yaitanes, Jessica Kaminsky
Production details
Status
Ended
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
73
Original language
English
Networks & production
ABCUnited States
Touchstone TelevisionUnited States
Themes
familyliving with siblingsibling relationshipsitcom