* Brad O'Keefe - Bret Harrison (Season 3-5 recurring previously) * Henry Collin Finnerty - Jake Burbage (Season 1-4) * Lily Catherine Finnerty - Lynsey Bartilson One episode from Season 3, "Oh, What a Knight" did not air on primetime, but can be seen in syndication on ABC Family. Also, each episode has slightly different music in the intro sequence, differing at the end of the intro.
In addition, episodes are named after songs or, in many cases, are a play on the name or lyrics of songs. Music is important in the production of the series, with musical cues used when going into and out of flashbacks. The intro is a truncated opening sequence: Cast names were shown during the teaser throughout the series. From Season 2 onwards, it showed a mix of scenes from Season 1, with only one new scene, added to replace an old scene every season after that. The first season intro, showed the family playing sports in a filmed intro. The opening sequence is set to a guitar theme, performed by the band Ween, that also serves as the music between scenes. Its main concepts are an Irish Catholic family with three children - one girl and two boys - surviving one catastrophe after another, utilizing flashbacks to further explain current situations they find themselves in. Thus, while they have three children, including a teenage daughter, the two parents are themselves relatively young and not out of their "wild" years (in one episode where Sean goes to pick up his daughter at a police station and is mistaken for her drug dealer his father quips "that's what happens when you're 17 and don't know what a condom is!") The show features an unusual style of storytelling, often starting with a scene at the end of the story or sometimes in the middle and filling in the gaps with flashbacks. One of the central aspects of the show is that Sean and Claudia Finnerty had their first child and got married in their late teens. The show is set in an Irish neighborhood of Staten Island, New York and is about the comedic interplay of the Irish Catholic Finnerty family. When That '70s Show began to air on ABC Family on July 4th, "Grounded" went back to airing on weekends, once again. The Comedy Channel and FOX8 both show reruns in Australia. On Tuesday, June 12, 2007, reruns began airing in syndication on ABC Family weekdays at 7 and 7:30 p.m. It was immediately picked up for the rest of the third season by the The WB Television Network, where it aired for two additional seasons until its cancellation on January 28, 2005. It ran for two seasons on the network until being cancelled only two episodes into its third season. "Grounded for Life" is an American television sitcom that debuted on Januas a mid-season replacement on the FOX Network. Caption = The cast of "Grounded for Life"
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