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The series never revealed whether Michael or Joey was Nicole's biological father: in a 3rd season episode ("Pop, The Question") the men - after yet another argument between them - decide to find out once and for all.  However, Nicole - who didn't consent to paternity testing, and is happier not knowing - destroys the results before either of the men find them.  (The episode reveals that the judge is also given the results, but she too throws them away and never reveals them to the audience.)

The series never revealed whether Michael or Joey was Nicole's biological father: in a 3rd season episode ("Pop, The Question") the men - after yet another argument between them - decide to find out once and for all.  However, Nicole - who didn't consent to paternity testing, and is happier not knowing - destroys the results before either of the men find them.  (The episode reveals that the judge is also given the results, but she too throws them away and never reveals them to the audience.)

The series ended when Joey decided to relocate to [[San Francisco]] to be with another woman; Nicole decides to remain in New York City with Michael and the judge, but writes Joey a letter saying that no matter where he goes, she will always consider him one of her two dads.

The series ended when Joey decided to relocate to [[San Francisco]] to be with another woman; Nicole decides to remain in New York City with Michael and the judge but writes Joey a letter saying that no matter where he goes, she will always consider him one of her two dads.

 

A notable cast member of the show for the first two seasons was [[Dick Butkus]], the [[NFL]] Hall of Fame linebacker (who, after his playing career ended, had recurring roles on television shows); he played the owner of a cafe in the apartment building.

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