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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Yes, Dear is a sitcom set in Los Angeles that ran on CBS from 2000 to 2006.Greg (Anthony Clark) and Kim Warner (Jean Louisa Kelly), together with their offspring (Sammy; their daughter, Emily, joins the cast mid-series) led a well-to-do, if uptight and isolated, life, the latter of which started to change when Kim's sister and her husband, Christine (Liza Snyder) and Jimmy Hughes (Mike O'Malley), came knocking on the Warners' house door (with their own children, Dominic and Logan, in tow) asking for shelter. In stark contrast to the lifestyle of the Warners, the Hughes' attitude is far more outgoing and laid-back. Much of the show deals with issues relating to marriage, family, work and/or sex.Despite the generic nature of the series, the show had a distinct postmodern feel, especially in later seasons. Breaking the Fourth Wall and Gainax Endings were common, and a handful of episodes featured ending tag scenes with the actors breaking character.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); }) | |
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Accidental Proposal: Turns out Greg's "proposal" to Kim in the church bathroom at Jimmy and Christine's wedding was actually just a pep talk he was giving to Jimmy, who was having cold feet. Kim was in the bathroom stall at the time and neither Greg nor Jimmy knew she was in there, while Kim didn't know Jimmy was there since he left without saying anything, so she assumed Greg was talking to her. Greg was too afraid to tell her the truth since she so happily accepted the "proposal". On top of that, the last time Greg wore his tuxedo was when he proposed to his last girlfriend, who turned him down and left him so distraught that he couldn't bring himself to return the ring, which was still in the pocket, so he decided to just roll with it. | |
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Abuse of Return Policy: After Christine buys a new television set for her bedroom in the episode "Who's On First?", Jimmy follows suit by charging other expensive luxury items to her credit card also. When Christine is outraged, Jimmy tells her that they don't have to pay the credit card company for 30 days, and can return their stuff in 29 days as long as they keep their boxes and receipts. In The Stinger, the store only provides him with store credit (in the amount of $15,487.00), so he has to trade his store credit for cash from customers who are about to make their purchases. | |
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