Baby Bob premiered on CBS on March 18, 2002. The series is a comedy about first-time parents who have an extraordinary six-month-old baby who talks like an adult. Walter, a public relations executive, is determined to keep 's talking a secret and out of the newspapers, but Lizzy is itching to show off her amazing baby to anyone who will listen, especially when her newly divorced mother, Madeline, always brags about her other grandchild's skills. Neither Madeline nor Walter's gruff father, Sam, is aware of Bob's speaking abilities, but and his babysitter, Teala, carry on conversations that his parents don't know about. Soon mom and dad have their hands full trying to keep Baby Bob's talent under wraps.
Cast
Show Cast • May 17, 2008
Walter .................................................. Adam Arkin
Lizzy ..................................................... Joely Fisher
Madeline ............................................. Holland Taylor
Sam ...................................................... Elliott Gould
Teala .................................................... Marissa Tait
Baby Bob's Voice ............................... Ken Campbell
Episodes
Show Episodes • May 17, 2008
Season 1 (2001-2002)
6 Episodes In Season 1
First Words (Originally Aired 3/18/2002)
Mommy & Me (Originally Aired 3/25/2002)
The Tell-Tale Art (Originally Aired 4/1/2002)
The Other Side (Originally Aired 4/8/2002)
House Of The Rising Son (Originally Aired 4/15/2002)
Talking Babies Say The Darndest Things (Originally Aired 4/22/2002)
Baby Bob premiered on CBS on March 18, 2002. The series is a comedy about first-time parents who have an extraordinary six-month-old baby who talks like an adult. Walter, a public relations executive, is determined to keep 's talking a secret and out of the newspapers, but Lizzy is itching to show off her amazing baby to anyone who will listen, especially when her newly divorced mother, Madeline, always brags about her other grandchild's skills. Neither Madeline nor Walter's gruff father, Sam, is aware of Bob's speaking abilities, but and his babysitter, Teala, carry on conversations that his parents don't know about. Soon mom and dad have their hands full trying to keep Baby Bob's talent under wraps.
