Step Dave
★ 6.8 · 2014 · 44m · Comedy
Dave, a 24-year-old ordinary kiwi slacker, finds his life turned upside down when he meets the girl of his dreams Cara - and her three kids. Step Dave is a light-hearted, feel-good family drama which demonstrates one of the realities of modern life that families come in all different shapes and sizes.
Episodes
1. Starry Eyed44m · 24 year old bartender Dave meets Cara, the woman of his dreams - but finds she's 15 years older, and lives with her three kids and a scary mother-in-law.
2. Early Days44m · Dave suspects that Cara is embarrassed of their age difference. Julia is determined to find out what the catch is with Cara’s new mystery man.
3. The Clown and the Bear44m · Dave learns that three in a bed is not as much fun as it sounds. Cara takes on a school bully. It's a big moment for Dave and Cara - he is going to sleep over at the family home for the very first time. But, things don't go according to plan.
4. Worlds Collide44m · Dave and Cara venture into each other's worlds - grown up dinners with conversation about home renovation versus a wild 21st birthday party.
5. My Room44m · Cara tries to fix a bromance break up while Dave incurs the wrath of Marion. Azza has serious girl trouble.
6. Knocked Up Natalie44m · Cara meets Dave's mother, but not for the first time. Julia finds that her child-minding skills need work.
7. Promise and Deliver44m · Dave and Cara face some facts about their generation gap. Jen wants in on the cougar action, while Phillip has a big surprise for Julia.
8. Rock Bands and Reefer44m · Cara is upset when Jasmine runs away with a rock band. Logan finds some "special" plants in the garden, but who do they belong to?
9. Goodbye Princess44m · Dave must win over a princess, and Cara discovers that Stacey the Stalker is her brand new best friend.
10. Grow Up44m · Dave goes head to head with Cara's ex-husband, while Jen has a man too many.
11. Crowded House44m · Dave struggles to play with the grown-ups while Cara's accused of being a bad mother. Julia's world crumbles.
12. Let It Go44m · While the kids are away Cara will play. Knocked Up Natalie is unhappy to find that Dave has been domesticated.
13. No More Escaping44m · Dave and Azza are leaving for their OE, while Cara faces a big birthday milestone, alone.More Like This
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