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No, I don’t have any cheese

 

Your tagline needs more fruit jokes

 

what is this creature's name?

 

They need to do a new season of family matters.

 

Season 1 started the show off by focusing on a middle class African-American family living in Chicago. Season 9 ended the show by sending a time traveling, body morphing teenager into space. I'm pretty sure they are out of ideas.

 

Remember when Urkel showed up on Full House? That's how the Marvel movies are starting to feel to me

 

real talk tho I want his cardigan

 

• Full House – In the 1991 episode, "Stephanie Gets Framed", Steve is called in to help Stephanie Tanner (Jodie Sweetin) deal with her anxieties after she has to get glasses. He was cousin to a friend of D. J.. Incidentally, Family Matters did not air on the night of the episode's original airdate (January 25, 1991). It is implied that he found himself in San Francisco in the Full House universe before paying a visit to the Lambert household from Step by Step.
• Step by Step – In the series' second episode, "The Dance", Steve lands in the Lambert-Foster family's backyard after launching himself with a rocket pack from the living room of the Winslows' house in the Family Matters episode "Brain Over Brawn" (the two scenes being shown in uninterrupted sequence, as Family Mattersand Step by Step aired back to back on ABC's TGIF lineup at the time). He then helps his science-fair pen pal, Mark Foster (Christopher Castile), and lifts Alicia "Al" Lambert (Christine Lakin)'s spirits after her potential date dumps her just before a school dance. White reprises his "Do the Urkel" dance in the scene where Al gives the boy that dumped her his comeuppance. White also makes a brief two-second cameo as Steve in the 1997 episode "A Star Is Born", snapping a clapperboard on the set of the movie that Al was cast in over her two sisters.
• Meego – In this short-lived series, Steve makes a non-speaking cameo appearance in the second episode "Love and Money," where he angrily retrieves a television set stolen by Meego. He then appears in the third episode "The Truth About Cats and Dogs" helping out at a model car derby competition.
• Additionally, in the Family Matters episode "Beauty and the Beast," Steve sends a chain letter to his friend Cory Matthews, who lived in Philadelphia. The reference is to Ben Savage's character from Boy Meets World, but there were no on-screen crossovers. In an episode of Boy Meets World, Cory says he receives a chain letter from his friend Steve.

 

The Story Behind The Real-Life Steve Urkel | HuffPost

 

Pretty crazy to think that Family Matters was a spin-off of Perfect Strangers and originally Urkel wasn't even a main player and then he hijacked the entire show lol

 

lmao, that sucks. I would definitely go by "Steven" but even then...

 

Me: I really need to do my homework that's due tomorrow
Also me: this would be a good time to read up on the history of Step by Step

 

kids watched "I want a dog for xmas charlie brown" (I think that's the title) and now are watching The Peanuts movie. My son has a slight fever and buggers pouring out of his face. my daughter is trying to cut the tag off of her stuffed bunny with plastic scissors that dont work at all.

 

now she's trying to cut off the bunny's tail.

 

She sounds as destructive as me. Good kid.

 

now she's trying to cut off her own toes. I think it's time to stop her.

 

ok yeah that's not good

 

they are really terrible scissors that don't cut paper unless you hold it perfectly. she was just mindlessly putting them on her toes wasnt' really trying to cut them.

 

I can’t stand the section of YouTube that is just popular people showing off all the shit they can afford

 

There's stuff on YouTube that isn't clips of Norm MacDonald as a guest on Conan?!

 

No there's actually good stuff too.

 

There are some Paul Blart 2 behind the scenes clips that might interest you