Charlie McCready (played by Bob Crane) is a protagonist in Superdad.
Father who struggles with the generation gap, attempts to control his daughter's future by faking a college scholarship letter, and eventually learns to accept her choices after a fistfight and realizing his son-in-law's devotion. Bart (played by Kurt Russell) appears in Superdad.
Wendy's boyfriend and childhood friend, who selflessly gives up a college scholarship to stay close to her, eventually rescues Charlie and marries Wendy. Klutch (played by Joby Baker) appears in Superdad.
A hippie artist who accidentally becomes engaged to Wendy, leading to a fistfight with Charlie before Bart intervenes.
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Characters
Charlie McCready
(played by Bob Crane) — protagonist
Father who struggles with the generation gap, attempts to control his daughter's future by faking a college scholarship letter, and eventually learns to accept her choices after a fistfight and realiz...
Bart
(played by Kurt Russell) — supporting
Wendy's boyfriend and childhood friend, who selflessly gives up a college scholarship to stay close to her, eventually rescues Charlie and marries Wendy.
Klutch
(played by Joby Baker) — supporting
A hippie artist who accidentally becomes engaged to Wendy, leading to a fistfight with Charlie before Bart intervenes.
Key Relationships
Bart → Klutch
(Romantic Rival)
Charlie McCready → Klutch
(Conflict Physical Rival)
Charlie McCready → Bart
(Family Disapproving Father Figure)
Story Analysis
A father's misguided attempts to control his daughter's future lead to generational clashes and eventual acceptance.