parents who weren't there: ghost dad vs. invisible mom

ghost dad vs. ghost dog

ashton kutcher spinoff ghost dude

Ghost dad provides for a floating totem pole head family so he wins.

i think Ghost Dad is also Leonard Part 7

I find Bill Cosby's expression in the Ghost Dad poster to be so enigmatic

If my coat rack growing up could turn invisible I would hang stuff all over it too.

Just kidding the coat rack wasn't there for me growing up :(

I did always give all of the crap I didn't want to carry to my mom to hold, so I guess I got half the experience.

I forget that Ghost Dad exists until someone mentions it. I shouldn't seeing as I'm a Short Circuit fan and Ghost Dad was written by Brent Maddock and Steve Wilson. They also wrote the (legendary meme) Will Smith Wicky-wicky-wicky Wild Wild West remake.

ok lol

Elliot Hopper (Bill Cosby) is a workaholic widower who is about to land the deal of a lifetime at work. His busy life results in him not paying attention to his home life. Forgetting his daughter Diane's birthday, Elliot attempts to make up for his wrong doing by promising her she can have his car when he secures the deal at work on the coming Thursday, hoping in the process for a promotion and new company car. After being persuaded to give the car to his daughter early, Elliot then ends up hailing a taxi from work, which is driven by a satanist named Curtis Burch, who drives very erratically and speeds out of control. In an attempt to get the man to stop the taxi, Elliot convinces Curtis that he (Elliot) is Satan and commands him to stop the taxi. Shocked by his "Evil Master" the driver has an accident and drives off a bridge, causing him and Elliot to fall to their deaths below.

what a horrible premise for a family-comedy film. geez.

my view is tainted by the fact that i don't find bill cosby funny in any way whatsoever.

Didn't he invent going "Mmm-Hmmmm" while raising both eyebrows/crinkling his forehead?

(Admit it, you're all doing just that, right now)

ghost dad was the first movie i saw by myself. i didn't want to see the Jungle Book so my mom let me go to the other theater. she gave me some cookies and checked on me every ten minutes.

the theater was close to empty, so it wasn't a big deal.

This is quite frankly insulting. There is only one choice here.

There's a scene in Ghost Dad where a cop pees on Bill Cosby because he can't see him.

It's a ridiculous movie

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