The Bradshaw Bunch - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Three Daughters, Three Problems
Terry Bradshaw is the ultimate dad to his daughters, but struggles to fix their problems. Rachel's career needs help, Lacey's husband doesn't want to move and Erin has been keeping a secret.
Terry Is in a Jam
The Bradshaw family goes to Dallas where Terry is hosting (and driving in) the Monster Jam truck rally; Terry suffers a panic attack, and an old sibling rivalry comes to a head.
Mr. Wrong
Rachel is with the wrong guy and everyone in the family can see it but her; Terry and Zurie get payback on Tammy after years of her pranks; Lacey and Noah consider moving back to Texas to be closer to family.
A Few Good Men
Terry is invited to Washington D.C. to sing with Rob Gronkowski at the USO; Rachel gets her mojo back and falls for a Marine.
Quarantine Crazy
Quarterback and TV broadcast icon Terry Bradshaw shares an intimate look at life in the off-season: as husband, father and "Papi" to the Bradshaw Bunch, Terry helps his family navigate the pitfalls of their extraordinary lives.
Man Problems
Terry and the girls involve themselves in Rachel's love life, resulting in a competition to find Mr. Right; the family attempts to talk Terry out of being a potential spokesperson for a certain product.
Fit for the Fast Lane
Terry is set to announce at a NASCAR race; this is his first public appearance since the pandemic; Terry tries to convince Rachel to sing at the event.
Oui Oui Terr-y
Tammy grows suspicious of Terry's romantic anniversary surprise trip to Paris; Zurie joins in on the Bradshaw family tradition and finds her passion for showing horses.
Top Chef
Terry and Tammy attempt one last time to try and convince Lacey and Noah to move to Texas by offering to buy them a restaurant.
Three Daughters, Three Solutions
Rachel introduces her new guy to the family; the Bradshaws celebrate Terry's 72nd birthday.
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