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Yes, Dear Season 3 Episode 10

We're Having a Baby

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AIRED: 11/25/02

TLC's A Baby Story documents the days leading to the birth of Kim and Greg's new baby—a baby that everyone has an opinion on the naming of.

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This episode was hilarious!

9.8

By chelsea_2010, Mar 24, 2008

I loved how Yes, Dear used A Baby Story for their show. It was so funny how they interviewed everyone. I thought it was funny how everyone had a name picked out for the baby and they didn't like Kim's names. My favorite part of the whole episode was when Greg's dad said to the camera that he really wanted the baby to be named Emily because it was his Aunt's name and she raised him. I never expected for him to make it up so Kim and Greg would hear. This is one of my favorite episodes of the season!moreless
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If I had to describe this epidsode in one word, I know what it would be. Brilliant.

9.6

By K3NRIC, Mar 21, 2007

This was a wonderful episode of Yes, Dear and I'll tell you why.

Firstly, it helped us to look into the characters' lives. Sure, we know them. But, this episode created a deeper character by allowing us to have insight into their personae. Sure, they're fictional. But, even fictional characters need to have some depth.

Secondly, despite a different format, it still attained the same level of humor we expect from Yes, Dear. You would expect a "documentary-style" episode rather boring, but the writers managed to add a couple of "laugh out loud" moments for us to enjoy. My personal favorite was the ending when we realized that Kim's father actually manipulated them to name the daughter Emily.

Thirdly, we also got to see the birth of the baby. Time and again, we've seen various television show families welcoming a new addition to their family and it usually they share the same script. Family is prepared, baby is not born. Family is anxious, baby is born unexpectedly, father-figure gets nervous, baby is born amongst the family or family is all in waiting room. Happy ending and there it goes. This was unique in how they presented the birth of the baby.

In conclusion, "We're Having a Baby" wasn't a pivotal episode, nor did it contribute a whole lot to the storyline, but it gave us a change in routine and format, a look into the characters' lives, and the birth of the baby. It was created with much ingenuity. And that's why I gave it a 9.6.moreless
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Cast & Crew: STARS

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Anthony Clark	Greg Warner
Jean Louisa Kelly	Kim Warner
Liza Snyder	Christine Hughes
Mike O'Malley	Jimmy Hughes
Joel Homan	Dominic Hughes

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Cast & Crew: RECURRING AND GUESTS

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Mario Roccuzzo	Guy	Guest Star
Kristine Wallace	Nurse	Guest Star
Verda Bridges	Woman	Guest Star
Tim Conway	Tom Warner	Recurring Role
Vicki Lawrence	Natalie Warner	Recurring Role
David Ringwald	Orderly	Recurring Role

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- Jimmy says that Logan is growing so fast it seems like every couple of months he's a completely different kid. This is of course a reference to the number of actors playing Logan.
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- This and "Nitpicking" were the two episodes submitted for Emmy consideration in this season. Season 3 was also the only one that 20th Century Fox actually bothered to print up Emmy screeners.
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- Ironically, Jean Louisa Kelly had just become pregnant in real life when this was shot.
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- A Baby Story segments were shot without a studio audience.
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- Kristine Wallace previously played a nurse in last season's "You're Out... of Dreams." David Ringwald previously appeared in the first season's "Mr. Fix It," albeit as a different character.
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- Brendon Baerg becomes the fourth actor to portray Logan Hughes.
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- The episode gives a special thanks to TLC's A Baby Story. It uses the text, graphics and music from the real show. It also uses real childhood photos of the lead actors.
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