Dad’s Week Off

Year: 1997

Runtime: 95 mins

Language: English

Director: Neal Israel

TV MovieComedy

Henry Winkler plays Jack, a frazzled computer salesman stuck selling a defective product while his kids drive him mad. When his wife takes the children camping, he expects peace—but a chaotic week begins after a party‑loving coworker introduces him to Cherice, an unpredictable manicurist. From cake‑baking to high‑speed police chases, Cherice turns Jack’s dull routine into a nonstop, zany adventure that keeps the laughs rolling.

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