This family comedy stars Bob Saget as an inept, city-dwelling father who joins his son on a camping trip.
: Spencer Paley (Bob Saget), a writer more comfortable indoors, takes his son Michael (Brian Bonsall) on a "dads-and-lads" camping trip to help Michael advance toward his Eagle Scout rank. Father and Scout
Review: To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee - Diary of an Eccentric This family comedy stars Bob Saget as an
: Spencer is terrified of the outdoors and fumbles through a series of mishaps involving bullies, jellyfish, and even an old silver mine. The phrase is often used to describe the
The phrase is often used to describe the profound bond between and his daughter, Jean Louise " Scout " Finch, in Harper Lee’s novel.
: Reviews generally describe it as "satisfactory family fodder" with a few laughs, though some critics felt Bob Saget was miscast for the emotional aspects of the story.