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Family Matters, Full House and Step by Step now available on US HBO Max
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I'm pretty sure, even to this day, it's a requirement for ABC sitcoms to have a Disney world episode. Even Modern Family and Blackish had them.
Kickboxer 4 (and 3) are guilty pleasures of mine.
Def adding step by step to my playlist.
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Cement truck-scene from Full House
One of the funniest moments in Full House. Season 7, episode 2: The Apartment.
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I do remember this. Lol
Just tried an episode of Full House and nope. Really wish the original refresh rate would get preserved.
As long as this includes the time travel pirate episode of Family Matters, that's all that is needed.
Is there ANY show of that era that runs at the original "soap opera-like" refresh rate on streaming?
Not that I'm aware of but I always hope that one of these announcements will have it preserved. It's a shame that it's being lost to time.
I've honestly given up on it since it was something I noticed what feels like ages ago. Probably the only reason to purchase the series on disc (not sure if the digital versions are any better)
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Yeah, it's not on any major streaming services. Not sure if there's a cable contract preventing it at the moment.
It's on US Disney+. It wouldn't go to HBO Max because it wasn't produced by Warner Bros.
What about the Full House x Hanging with Mr Cooper? No one ever mentions that show, like ever. I mean, I guess it makes sense but it's interesting how little I ever see it mentioned irl or online.
Is it because Full House is secretly the best science fiction universe because it contains Urkel?
I recently had to translate a bunch of Step by Step episodes and I thought the one where Cody is writing a '40s-style mystery novel for his creative writing class was pretty damn good. It was a nightmare to translate because it was pun after pun after pun, but it was pretty damn funny.
Totally agree with the sentiment that Family Matters holds up the best. I've been rewatching the first season and it's still really funny.
It (along with the rest of these) was on Hulu just last week. Not sure why this didn't come along with the rest.
It (along with the rest of these) was on Hulu just last week. Not sure why this didn't come along with the rest.
Are older sitcoms that follow the formula where there is a conflict and sad music plays followed by a lesson being learned with heartwarming music before the show ends as bingable as more modern shows where there is less drama?
Can you explain what you mean by refresh rate? Didn't these air at 29.97 like most sitcom of the 1990s.
I don't know who Al is, but there's a reason this show ran at 930pm.
A lot of sitcoms were at 60hz just like sports, the news and other live events.
Family Matters' first season is always interesting to me, since Steve wasn't introduced until later (I think they did some reshoots and inserted him into some earlier episodes for syndication, but I don't think he showed up into the proper series run until near the end), and it's so clearly meant to be such a different show than what it became once Steve became a regular.
Step by step, day by day,
I keep hoping for better series finales for Family Matters and Step by Step,
Day by day,
I keep hoping for better series finales for Family Matters and Step by Step,
Day by day,
I keep hoping for better series finales for Family Matters and Step by Step,
Day by day,
I keep hoping for better series finales for Family Matters and Step by Step,
Day by day,
Real talk though, I watched these growing up but any time I've bumped into a random episode since turning like 20 or so I've realized they're... not good.
Family Matters does hold up best. But the latter seasons, wow, things get weird.
Family Matters does hold up best. But the latter seasons, wow, things get weird.
I am pretty sure Al was my first celebrity crush as a kid
Fun fact: She's also the voice of PB in Mass Effect: Andromeda
Remember when Cody got written out of Step By Step because the actor totally beat his wife?
step-by-step.fandom.com
Cody was written out of the series after the show's fifth season after legal problems that began with Mitchell's 1995 arrest on accusations of domestic violence by his first wife Jeannette Robbins, In 1996, Mitchell was convicted of beating his wife. He was given three years' probation and ordered to perform community service and attend counseling classes for spouse abusers. After violating his probation, he was sentenced to 30 days in jail. Cody returned as a guest star for one episode in season seven.
How kind of the producers to rehire the domestic abuser for a walk-on cameo. What the fuck?
The only other thing I remember about Step By Step is how much I was convinced that Suzanne Somers and Patrick Duffy were hooking up IRL. That chemistry. It was too much.
Cody Lambert
Cody Lambert is a recurring character on ABC/CBS family comedy Step by Step. He is portrayed by Sasha Mitchell. Frank's nephew, who appears as a recurring cast member in season one, then is upgraded to a regular character in season two. Sporting a crew cut and a Valley teen accent and vocabulary...
Cody was written out of the series after the show's fifth season after legal problems that began with Mitchell's 1995 arrest on accusations of domestic violence by his first wife Jeannette Robbins, In 1996, Mitchell was convicted of beating his wife. He was given three years' probation and ordered to perform community service and attend counseling classes for spouse abusers. After violating his probation, he was sentenced to 30 days in jail. Cody returned as a guest star for one episode in season seven.
How kind of the producers to rehire the domestic abuser for a walk-on cameo. What the fuck?
The only other thing I remember about Step By Step is how much I was convinced that Suzanne Somers and Patrick Duffy were hooking up IRL. That chemistry. It was too much.