I thought it'd be fun to discuss the Friday night block of shows a lot of us grew up with. What's your favorite of the staple shows? Best episodes? Shows you forgot even existed? Best characters? Most notable crossovers? Best Disney World episodes? Is Jaleel White the best physical comedic actor of all time? Share your personal stories and favorites from the original run of the best night in television. I remember falling asleep in front of the TV one Friday night and waking up just as they showed a preview for next week's episode of Family Matters where Stefan makes his first appearance. I spent the whole week not knowing if it was real or just a dream.
As a kid I didn't understand that the beach and water at the end of the opening of Step By Step was fake even though I had been on that rollercoaster dozens of times in my life. When my mom told me, I didn't believe her.
So many good memories of TGIF. Here's a post of mine back when Quarantine first started and I was stuck home on a Friday night.
I’ve been rewatching Sabrina, and that show holds up surprisingly well. There are some unfortunate jokes and gags that haven’t aged well, but overall it’s genuinely hilarious and it gets way weirder at times than I remembered, haha.
Totally forgot that in season 5 of Step by Step, after Sasha Mitchell got into some trouble his character Cody was replaced by a guy named Flash. Big downgrade.
What an absolute fucking time to be alive. Boy Meets World and Family Matters were huge in my family. Carl Winslow may have been the only pure cop.
Remember when Steve went under cover after that gang smashed up Rachel's restaurant, but Carl and his Lieutenant handcuff themselves together?
Anyone remember Teen Angel? In the first episode a kid dies from eating an old hamburger and comes back as his best friend's guardian angel.
I was watching during the harrowing two-week run of “Aliens In The Family.” That’s when TGIF was really showing signs it was going downhill.
Family Matters had some great Christmas episodes. The one where Laura's guardian angel shows her what it would be like if she was Steve and if Steve was cool is hilarious. She does a great Urkle impression.
fun thread! subbed. I have one season left of my Boy Meets World rewatch. I've cried too many times throughout every season so far haha.
My girlfriend and I talk all the time about how Eric starts out as a normal ladies man older brother and then just gets progressively dumber and more and more insane as the series goes on.
This and then the Saturday morning lineup of Saved By The Bell, Hang Time, and California Dreams was the golden age