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* [[Buxom Is Better]]: Tiffany certainly plays this trope. Despite having an above-average intellect, Tiffany uses her sex appeal more than her brains. The fact that she plans to marry a rich, dying old man to get money shows clearly that she has no plans to use her intellect to get by.
* [[Chuck Cunningham Syndrome]]: In a canine version, the Malloy's have three dogs when the series starts. Their number soon dwindle...
* [[Crossover]]: As part of The WB's promotional night of inter-series character crossovers. Jackee Harry (then of [[Sister, Sister]]) popped in during a moment of [[Breaking the Fourth Wall|wall-smashing]].
* [[The Ditz]]: Ryan. His intellect seems to dimish [[Flanderization|more and more]] as the series progressed.
* [[Driving Test]]: One episode has Jack preparing his teenagers for this.
* [[Drop
* [[Early Installment Weirdness]]: Season one had the Malloys divorced, a theme song sung by Jack and Mr. Floppy about said divorce, and a good amount of focus upon Mr. Floppy/Jack. By season two the show picked up a regular theme song (which was attached to the reruns of season one) and Mr. Floppy was phased out to appearing usually once per episode to deliver a monologue.
* [[First Father Wins]]
* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]: Bobcat Goldthwait as Mr. Floppy.
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