Why doesn't Jimmy recognize his own father in Second Chance?

In episode 4 "Admissions," Otto makes reference to Pritchard the elder having a body that was re-coded genetically to a "physically the best version" of his original body. Given Pritchard the younger knew his father as a "standard" man, these changes would likely make Jimmy unrecognizable.

I haven't seen the show, but from what I've been able to ascertain seeing the commercials for it the premise of the show is that the father's consciousness is put into a younger body, but it's not a younger version of his body.

Wikipedia seems to agree:

The series follows the life of Jimmy Pritchard, a 75-year-old former King County, Washington sheriff who was morally corrupt and later disgraced and forced to retire. After he is killed in a robbery at his son's home, Pritchard is brought back to life in the improved body of a younger man by billionaire tech-genius twins Mary and Otto Goodwin.

Note that it says "the improved body of a younger man", which suggests it was a random body they had lying around, rather than a younger clone body of the father. If that's true, then the son doesn't recognise his father because he doesn't look anything like his father did, young or old.