The beloved 80s show is back is this heartwarming and fun third season! The lives of a retired football player (Alex Karras) and his wife (Susan Clark) continue to be filled with laughter and lessons in life after they adopt Webster (Emmanuel Lewis), a cute orphaned son of a former teammate. Both a touching portrait of an unconventional family and a joyful ride through childhood adventures, Websteris classic '80s television. Guest stars include Patrick Ewing (Dallas), Chad Allen (Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman), Norman Fell (Three's Company) and Ben Vereen (Roots).

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Wasn't this also the season that we saw Patrick Ewing and Mike Tyson?

Patrick Ewing (Dallas)

That has to be a typo. Patrick Ewing, the basketball player guest starred on Webster. Patrick Duffy was on Dallas. Patrick Duffy's characters name on Dallas was Bobby Ewing. Patrick Duffy never appered on Webster as far as I know.

I just recieved this season 3 in the mail earlier this week. It's the only Webster set that I own. I'm going to watch all 29 episodes but I honestly only bought this so I can see the "Who's To Blame" episode again. This episode terrified me when I was 8 years old! It'll be real interesting to see it again, this time through the eyes of an adult. I'll buy season 5 if it ever gets releaed just so I can see the "Basketball Blues" episode again.

I noticed that the back of the DVD case says that Webster "ran for six seasons on ABC from 1983-1989." But according to "The Complete Directory
To Prime Time Network And Cable TV Shows" book Webster aired on ABC from 1983-1987 and then in first-run syndication during the 1987-1988 season only. I'm not sure but I think both of them are wrong. I think it ran on ABC from 1983-1987 and then in first-run syndication for the following two seasons.