NYT Crossword 1983 Comedy About a Stay-At-Home Dad for April 24, 2024

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Today’s NYT Crossword Clue is “1983 Comedy About a Stay-At-Home Dad”

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CLUE EXPLANATION:

• Stay-At-Home Dad:

It is also known as a house dad, stay-at-home father, or full-time father, he is the head of the household and the primary carer for his children. The stay-at-home mother or housewife is the female counterpart. The habit of being a stay-at-home father has grown in popularity and societal acceptance as families have changed.

• Comedy:

It is a genre of fiction that consists of discourses or works which is intended to be humorous.

HINTS:

• It is a word with 5 letters
• It starts with M
• It ends with M
• It's related to comedy film
• This word is related to director stan Dragoti.

POSSIBLE ANSWER:

• ONE INCOME
• HOUSE HUSBAND
• DAD

CLUE:

“1983 Comedy About a Stay-At-Home Dad”

ANSWER:

MR MOM

EXPLANATION:

The answer to the question “1983 Comedy About a Stay-At-Home Dad” is MR MOM. Mr. Mom is the 1983 American comedy that was produced by Aaron Spelling, Lauren Shuler, Stan Dragoti, and Lynn Loring. Christopher Lloyd, Teri Garr, Ann Jillian, Martin Mull, and Michael Keaton (playing his first starring role) are among the actors who star in it. This film tells the story of a Detroit automotive engineer who is on furlough and stays at home to raise his three tiny children while his wife returns to her job as an executive in a large advertising agency