Family Man (film series)

Family Man is an American film series that debuted in 1993 with the self-titled film of the same name. The first five films were released in theaters, while the next five were released direct-to-video. The three most recent films, however, have been released as streaming exclusives.
== Films ==
=== Family Man (1993) ===
After two ordinary parents named Bobby and Ricochet are given twelve children (Romeo, Juliet, Tim, Halle, Jim, Adam, Blythe, Daniel, John, Evan, Bill and Griffin), they must do the unthinkable: adopt the children! 
=== Family Man 2: All in the Family (1996) ===
After the events of Family Man, the family's children are slowly maturing and moving on with new lives. However, Bobby and Ricochet do not want them to move away because they were a special present to them.
=== Family Man 3: Head of the Family (1999) ===
After the events of Family Man 2: All in the Family, Bobby and Ricochet plan a road trip to Hawaii to spend more time with the children. However, their next-door neighbor, Sam, has a competing family with eight children (Robert, Camila, Sally, Roger, Nico, Sal, Jay and Kent) that want to go on the trip as well.
=== Family Man 4: Fam vs. Fam (2001) ===
After extending their family, Bobby, Ricochet and Sam leave their children at an orphanage. However, when the staff find out that the kids are not orphans, the three struggling parents must find a way to let them be together.
=== Family Man 5: The Final Goodbye (2002) ===
When Bobby and Ricochet plan to move from the suburbs, a new couple named Roger and Daisy come into town. But after Sam arrives in his forever home, Las Vegas, things get extremely complicated. Will the choice be do or goodbye?
=== Family Man 6: The New Fam (2003) ===
=== Family Man: New Life, New City (2006) ===
=== Family Man: One of a Kind (2008) ===
=== Family Man: Summer Vacation (2010) ===
=== Family Man: Summer Vacation Part Two (2012) ===
=== Family Man: The NEWER Fam (2019) ===
=== Family Man: Grand Reunion Road Trip (2021) ===