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It's been 20 years since the first Cheaper By the Dozen movie came out on December-25-2003 which is CHRISTmas Day and let me tell ya: it's the good movie I've ever watched. It's about a football coach named Tom Baker (Steve Martin) and his wife Kate Baker (Bonnie Hunt) who have compromised their careers to raise 12 children. Tom coaches a high-school football team, while Kate has retired from journalism to raise the family. Things change when Tom is offered a college coaching job in a new city while a publisher buys Kate's parenting memoir. After moving, Kate goes on a book tour in New York, leaving Tom in charge of the children, who are already unhappy about relocating and plunge the household into chaos. The kids were also not happy that their older sister Nora Baker (Piper Perabo) was dating her self-obsessed child-hating boyfriend Hank (Ashton Kutcher)... I have no idea what's his last name, so don't ask. Well, it's not their fault that Hank doesn't like kids and never wanted to have kids in the future, as much as some of us do like myself included.

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It's been 20 years since the first Cheaper By the Dozen movie came out on December-25-2003 which is CHRISTmas Day and let me tell ya: it's the good movie I've ever watched. It's about a football coach named Tom Baker (Steve Martin) and his wife Kate Baker (Bonnie Hunt) who have compromised their careers to raise 12 children. Tom coaches a high-school football team, while Kate has retired from journalism to raise the family. Things change when Tom is offered a college coaching job in a new city while a publisher buys Kate's parenting memoir. After moving, Kate goes on a book tour in New York, leaving Tom in charge of the children, who are already unhappy about relocating and plunge the household into chaos. The kids were also not happy that their older sister Nora Baker (Piper Perabo) was dating her self-obsessed child-hating boyfriend Hank (Ashton Kutcher)... I have no idea what's his last name, so don't ask. Well, it's not their fault that Hank doesn't like kids and never wanted to have kids in the future, as much as some of us do like myself included.