Cast
- Patrick Cassidy as Patrick Gallagher - Ex-Rockit band member now owns a car dealership. Held a grudge with David that caused the Rockits to break up. Married to Audie and father of Jordan and Ben.
- David Cassidy as David Gallagher - Ex-Rockit member and now works in a Native American casino as a nightly performer. Ruby is his daughter that he placed in the care of his brother and former band mate Patrick.
- Katie A. Keane as Audie Gallagher - Ex-music video dancer. Met Patrick on the set of a Rockits music video. Married to Patrick and mother to Jordan and Ben.
- Alexa Vega as Ruby Gallagher - Her mother died when she was 12, so she went to move in with her grandparents, who she claims forgot she was there, so she went to go find her dad. She is typically a polite, well-meaning girl.
- Austin Butler as Jordan Gallagher - Jordan is a typical teenage boy. He has a crush on Ruby even though they are cousins. He likes to write songs and play guitar and post them on the internet. He and Ruby often get into trouble by going against Patrick and Audie's wishes.
- Kurt Doss as Ben Gallagher - The youngest of the family, who possesses a notable sarcastic wit. He often teases Jordan for liking Ruby.
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