From Uncle Jesse on "Full House" to Coach Taylor on "Friday Night Lights," TV has a long, long history of giving viewers some very good-looking dads.
"Slumber Party" (Drake, Strong, Bryant, Zamata, Wells, Pedrad, Mckinnon, Bayer) Aidy Bryant does her absolute best to save this sketch, but it's far too long just to keep doing a "your dad is good-looking" joke.
(Looking at old photographs, he's moved to say, "Oh, Scott". Trying to prove to Scott that he accepts him, he proclaims, "You paint the truth".) Mr. Kersey seems well cast as the good-looking bad boy who just wants Dad's love, but he also has dialogue of unlikely honesty; for instance, "I don't want you to be ashamed of me anymore".
There were moms in tennis skirts, dads in pastels, good-looking blond boys who surfed and good-looking blond girls who were born to wear bikinis.
(After Luke looks him up online, he thinks: "That extremely good-looking guy who is massively ripped is... my dad?") Ms. Howrey centers her novel on their Hollywood summer together, gleefully dressing down the gussied-up scene around them.
He was an older dad with a jaunty scarf, a good-looking leather coat and a serious tan, and he was playing for keeps in the way certain fathers do, all in the guise of good old-fashioned fun.
When my mum was teased about Adam Faith, my dad would sometimes say something along the lines of: "She only ever liked him because he was good-looking".
Being good-looking helped.
Appearance: Unconventionally good-looking.
