| Ep | Type | Title | Date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 110 | Show Clips | Best of Season 1 | 10/03/06 | |
| 110 | Show Clips | Season 1 Finale Show Clips | 12/01/05 | |
| 110 | Show Clips | Party Of One Show Clips | 11/22/05 | |
| 109 | Show Clips | Home Alone Show Clips | 11/15/05 | |
| 108 | Show Clips | Daddy's Girl Show Clips | 10/31/05 |
Date: 11/27/05
On the verge of moving out of his home and possibly leaving his wife, Danny realizes that he has a great life...worth keeping...but the small thing that's missing is just so important. Dr....Read Full Summary
Date: 11/20/05
After 30 days of drug and alcohol rehabilitation, Danny seems like a new man. He's sober, reflective and feeling equipped to return home. But, for the first time in months, Danny is in a...Read Full Summary
Date: 11/13/05
After 30 days of drug and alcohol rehabilitation, Danny seems like a new man. He's sober, reflective and feeling equipped to return home. But, for the first time in months, Danny is in a...Read Full Summary
Ep. 101: Danny Bonaduce PhotosView All »
A compelling, offbeat look inside the numerous issues that exist in the relationship between Danny Bonaduce, his wife, Gretchen, and their two children. For the first time ever in non-scripted television, a series will be told through a combination of couples therapy and reality. The Bonaduces will be guided and challenged by their combative therapist, Dr. Garry Corgiatt. Dr. Garry is their sounding board, sparring partner and hopeful conduit to success. However, with the mountain of issues, demons, quirks and phobias that define the Bonaduce's relationship, Dr. Garry will have his work cut out for him!
After being married for fifteen years - (marrying seven hours into their first date,) Danny and Gretchen's story continues to teeter. They have survived addiction, infidelity, celebrity, Danny's "death wish" antics and a myriad of other issues - some relatable to an audience - some merely fascinating from a "train wreck" point of view. Somehow, these two demented soul mates have found one another, and one honestly gets the feeling that without each other they could not survive.