I just want to know, when I was watching Family Matters this morning-how in the world did Urkel get on stage to perform being underage-I know he had to sneak in-I am talking about getting on stage-that is a business correct?:crazy:

Hmm, yeah. How?

Well they thought he was a performer.

Well they thought he was a performer.

Urkel looks like he is 15 years old-if that's the case, anybody could of walked into that business to perform on stage just agreeing, what about signing in, no introduction on stage, was the other performer black or white-

OK, well this is a TV show. It's NOT real. Can you explain how Urkel created a robot, timemachine, DNA scramblers, copy machines? Can you?

I just want to know, when I was watching Family Matters this morning-how in the world did Urkel get on stage to perform being underage-I know he had to sneak in-I am talking about getting on stage-that is a business correct?:crazy:

He told an employee he was a substitute performer, "Steve the Scientist."

OK, well this is a TV show. It's NOT real. Can you explain how Urkel created a robot, timemachine, DNA scramblers, copy machines? Can you?

I know it is a tv show and it is not real-people watch the tv show thinking it is real and also showing an example -:eek:

Urkel is in school-evidently he gets his info from books------:rolleyes:

You can't go into a strip club under 18 and perform on stage-:crazy:

Maybe they didn't follow the rules too closely?

I do not remember that episode

I know it is a tv show and it is not real-people watch the tv show thinking it is real and also showing an example -:eek:

Urkel is in school-evidently he gets his info from books------:rolleyes:

You can't go into a strip club under 18 and perform on stage-:crazy:
OK, well you can't over analyze everything. They don't always follow the rules of real life on TV. Like I was saying about Steve's inventions. Those aren't real.

But again, there are always people, who allow minors to do things, which they aren't legally old enough to do yet. So it's not that unrealistic. Thinking about it, maybe Laura and her friends wouldn't even have had to get fake IDs to get into the club.

There's also the possibility, that they didn't bother with checking Steve's age. He said he was going to perform, so they just believed him and let him get on the stage.

Exactly!

But again, there are always people, who allow minors to do things, which they aren't legally old enough to do yet. So it's not that unrealistic. Thinking about it, maybe Laura and her friends wouldn't even have had to get fake IDs to get into the club.

There's also the possibility, that they didn't bother with checking Steve's age. He said he was going to perform, so they just believed him and let him get on the stage.

Looking like a teenager in an adult atmosphere, I DON'T THINK SO-:crazy:

I mean everybody doesn't follow the law about not letting minors do certain things.