Whatever Happened To The Cast Of Grandfathered

Remember Grandfathered? That hilariously chaotic show about a bachelor who suddenly finds out he's a dad and a grandpa? Yeah, the one with
It only lasted two seasons, which feels like a blink in TV time. But those seasons were packed with laughs and some seriously unexpected family dynamics. It’s one of those shows you might have loved but then, poof! It’s gone. So, what happened to the gang after the cameras stopped rolling?
Let’s dive in, shall we? It’s always fun to see where our favorite fictional families end up. Especially when that family tree is as tangled as Jimmy Martino’s.
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The Man, The Myth, The Martino: John Stamos
Okay, let’s start with the obvious headliner.
Stamos, even back then, was already a legend. Think Full House. He's got that ageless charm. After Grandfathered, did he just chill on a beach somewhere, sipping mai tais? Not exactly.
He’s been busy, as always. Remember the Fuller House revival? He popped up there. Because, of course, he did. The Tanner family just isn’t complete without Uncle Jesse. And let’s be honest, who wouldn't want Uncle Jesse around?
But it’s not just nostalgia trips. Stamos has been acting up a storm. He was in that creepy Netflix show, You. Playing a doctor, no less! Talk about a career switcheroo. From smooth-talking restaurateur to... well, the opposite of smooth-talking. It’s always fun to see actors stretch their wings.
He also did a movie called My Man Is a Loser. Which, given his persona, sounds like a total contradiction. The man is a Hollywood fixture! He’s also still a massive musician. He plays drums, you know. He’s released music. He’s just… multi-talented.

And let’s not forget his ongoing commitment to being John Stamos. That means looking amazing and being incredibly likable, no matter the role. He’s basically the evergreen tree of television. Always there, always looking good.
The Kid Who Became a Dad (Again): Josh Peck
Now, for the guy who had to deal with Jimmy’s eccentricities:
Peck was already a beloved figure thanks to Drake & Josh. He was the lovable, slightly awkward one. In Grandfathered, he got to play a slightly more mature, but still endearingly flustered character. It was a good fit.
So, what’s Peck been up to? Well, he's been on a roll! He’s been doing a lot of voice acting. Ever watched Robot Chicken? He’s been a part of that. And he was in The Angry Birds Movie. Those little birds have a lot of star power behind them!
He also had a role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe! He played an LAPD officer in The Incredible Hulk. Tiny role, but still, MCU! That’s a badge of honor in Hollywood.
And get this: Josh Peck got married and has kids! He’s gone from playing a new dad in Grandfathered to being a real-life dad. Full circle, much? He seems genuinely happy and has really embraced fatherhood. It's sweet to see.

He’s also been doing some stand-up comedy. He’s got a great sense of humor, so that makes perfect sense. He’s really hitting his stride as a comedian and actor. He's not just Drake from Drake & Josh anymore, you know? He’s grown!
The Surprise Daughter: Paget Brewster
Now, let’s talk about the woman who dropped this whole family bomb:
Brewster is no stranger to TV. She’s had a long and varied career. Before Grandfathered, she was a fan favorite as Emily Prentiss in Criminal Minds. She played a tough-as-nails FBI agent. A far cry from the slightly overwhelmed mom in Grandfathered.
After Grandfathered wrapped, she went right back to Criminal Minds. Because, as we all know, Emily Prentiss is practically a permanent fixture on that show. It’s her natural habitat. And honestly, we’re glad she’s there.
But she’s not just on Criminal Minds. She’s also lent her voice to some really cool animated projects. She’s been in Family Guy. And she’s been a part of the DC animated universe, voicing Lois Lane in Justice League Action. That’s some serious vocal talent.

She also had a role in the critically acclaimed series Glue. And she’s done theater. Paget Brewster is a true working actress. She’s not afraid to jump between genres and mediums. That’s pretty awesome.
She’s also incredibly active on social media, often sharing funny thoughts and engaging with fans. She’s got a great sense of humor and a sharp wit. It’s always a treat to see what she’s up to.
The Adorable Granddaughter: Layla & Rylie Wolfe
And who could forget the pint-sized powerhouse who tied everyone together? Edie, Jimmy’s granddaughter. She was played by twin sisters,
It’s always a bit of a mystery what happens to child actors, especially when a show ends. But these two seem to have taken their time in the spotlight and then moved on to a more normal childhood, which is probably for the best.
There isn’t a ton of public information about their lives after Grandfathered. That’s often the case with younger actors. They do their job, they learn, and then they go back to being kids. And that’s perfectly fine!
They were incredibly talented for their age. Stealing scenes from John Stamos and Josh Peck is no small feat! They brought so much sweetness and sass to the role of Edie.

It’s nice to think they’re out there, living their lives, maybe remembering their time on set fondly. Maybe they’ll pop up in something else down the line. Or maybe they’ll have careers completely unrelated to acting. Who knows!
The beauty of child actors is that they get a glimpse of a different world, and then they get to choose their own path. It’s a unique experience, and hopefully a positive one for them.
Why We Still Talk About It
So, there you have it. The Grandfathered cast. They’ve all been busy, doing their own things, living their post-show lives. John Stamos is still John Stamos. Josh Peck is a dad and a successful comedian. Paget Brewster is back to kicking butt on Criminal Minds. And the Wolfe twins are hopefully enjoying their childhoods.
Why is it fun to talk about? Because it reminds us of a show that made us laugh. It’s a little dose of nostalgia. It’s fun to track where people go after they leave our screens. It's like catching up with old friends, even if we only knew them through the TV.
Grandfathered might have been a short-lived series, but it left its mark. It was quirky, it was funny, and it had a heart. And seeing what the cast has done since just adds another layer to that fun memory. It proves that even a two-season show can have a lasting impact on its stars and its fans.
So next time you’re flipping channels or scrolling through streaming options, maybe you’ll stumble upon Grandfathered. And you can smile, knowing where everyone ended up. It’s the little things, right?
