Diff'rent Strokes - S02E10: Father and Son Day

Name: Father and Son Day
Genre: Comedy, Family, Drama
Released: 1979-11-14
Duration: 30 min

Nov 14, 1979Comedy, Family, DramaSeason 2, Episode 10

Willis' cut-throat competitiveness with another boy at his gym leads him to a decision that he will very much regret, especially after it hurts Mr. Drummond and gives Arnold the right to say ""I told you so."" Baseball great Reggie Jackson makes his acting debut playing a key, but unsuspecting role in Willis' questionable scheme.

Director: Gerren Keith

Cast: Conrad Bain, Gary Coleman, Todd Bridges, Dana Plato, Charlotte Rae

All Episodes - Season 2

01Arnold's Girlfriend (1)Sep 21, 1979 02Arnold's Girlfriend (2)Sep 21, 1979 03Feudin' and Fussin' (I)Sep 28, 1979 04Feudin' and Fussin' (2)Sep 28, 1979 05Mrs. Garrett's RomanceOct 12, 1979 06Birds and BeesOct 19, 1979 07Arnold's Hero (a.k.a.) The HeroOct 24, 1979 08The Adoption (1)Oct 31, 1979 09The Adoption (2)Nov 07, 1979 10Father and Son DayNov 14, 1979 11Thanksgiving Crossover (I)Nov 28, 1979 12Thanksgiving Crossover (2)Nov 28, 1979 13The RivalsDec 05, 1979 14Hot WatchDec 12, 1979 15The Dog Story (a.k.a.) A Dog StoryDec 19, 1979 16The ElectionJan 09, 1980 17Friendly-MateJan 16, 1980 18Poor DrummondJan 23, 1980 19Big BusinessJan 30, 1980 20Return of the GoochFeb 06, 1980 21Valentine's Day Retrospective (a.k.a.) Valentine's VigilFeb 13, 1980 22Skin Deep or True Blue (a.k.a.) Guess Who?Feb 20, 1980 23Teacher's PetFeb 27, 1980 24The Slumber PartyMar 12, 1980 25Arnold Faces Fatality (a.k.a.) The Will (a.k.a.) Drummond's WillMar 19, 1980 26The SquealerMar 26, 1980

Diff'rent Strokes S02E10 Synopsis

Diff'rent Strokes "Father and Son Day" is part of the 1337x catalog. Originally aired on 1979-11-14, this episode is part of Season 2 of Diff'rent Strokes. Directed by Gerren Keith, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from Conrad Bain, Gary Coleman, Todd Bridges among the cast. As part of this Comedy and Family series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Willis' cut-throat competitiveness with another boy at his gym leads him to a decision that he will very much regret, especially after it hurts Mr. Drummond and gives Arnold the right to say ""I told you so."" Baseball great Reggie Jackson makes his...