All About the Andersons

All About the Andersons is an American sitcom television series that originally aired on The WB from September 12, 2003 to February 12, 2004. It canceled after one season.
Premise.
Anthony Anderson is a single father and struggling actor who moves back into his parents' house only to find that his room has been rented out to a nursing student. Upon return, he realizes why he moved out in the first place.
Reception.
Michael Speier of "Variety" was generally positive in his review of "All About the Andersons", noting that it was "a routine sitcom with tried-and-true mechanisms, but there's something brewing here that feels more distinct", and praised the series' star, stating "As a leading man, Anderson is a delight." Tom Shales of "The Washington Post" praised the "surprisingly effective dramatic moments between Anthony Anderson as a struggling actor and John Amos as Joe, his very hard-shelled dad." Tom Jicha of "Sun-Sentinel" was more mixed in his assessment of the series, declaring "There's a lot to like about All About the Andersons" but also warning that "Unfortunately, the material is boilerplate sitcom..."