happy Father's Day 10 fun quotes from TV

happy Father's Day! Today is the day when we celebrate all parents (and fathers) in our lives. Sure, all of our fathers have a tendency to tell a really kind father jokes, but every now and then they have some wisdom too

happy Father's Day 10 fun quotes from TV parents to celebrate great men on your screen and in your life

happy Father's Day! Today is the day when we celebrate all parents (and fathers) in our lives. Sure, all of our fathers have a tendency to tell a really kind father jokes, but every now and then they have some wisdom too. So, what is the best way to celebrate Funny Father’s Day from some funny quotes from some of the best TV parents ever? Whether your little dad on personal screen is Andre "Dre" Johnson (black-ish), Ray Barone (Everybody Loves Raymond), or even Homer Simpson (The Simpsons), we have some funny quotes for them in our list below. Enjoy

Fresh Off The Boat follows the Huang family, moving from Washington, DC to Chinatown to Orlando, Florida in 1995 to open a beef-themed cowboy restaurant. At the head of the family is Lewis (Park), a good and optimistic man who embraces all American things (apparently excluding Arkansas). Whether he allows his wife, Jessica (Constance Wu), take control of the covenants when it comes to the difficulty and get rid of some dinner and waiter after failing to do so, or sneak into the Philadelphia 76ers bus to get his son Eddie (Hudson Yang) a personal signature from Allen Iverson (and banned Of all NBA Lifetime Events as a result), this is the guy who always does his best to put his family first, and we thank him for that

Black-ish is about the Johnson family life, as they deal with many personal, social and political issues, which is how they can integrate into the majority white community while still respecting their black backgrounds and identities. Dre (Anderson) is a wealthy advertising executive at Stevens & Lido, and wants to make sure that the balance between black culture is intertwined with raising his family in the suburbs. After having a difficult childhood I grew up in Compton, but she worked hard for a better life for himself. Now, though he appears to have everything - a beautiful and accomplished wife (Tracee Ellis Ross), four (in the end five) adorable children, and a beautiful home - he won't rest until he helps expand the minds and perspectives of his family, and he often learns something By himself all the way.