According to the Family Ties wiki page, the characters Steven and Andy made an appearance on the show Day By Day. I never knew that. Has anyone ever seen this episode and if so, what happened? :lol:

I saw it but honestly don't remember much about it. I haven't seen Day by Day since Lifetime reran it in the early 90's. I know that Steven and Doug Sheehan's character went to College together. The shows aired back to back on Sundays and Gary Goldberg created both shows. Day by Day was a pretty good show. I wish it would have lasted longer.

I don't remember the show Day By Day. I don't know if I've ever seen it. That's cool that two of the FT cast appeared on the show.

I saw it but honestly don't remember much about it. I haven't seen Day by Day since Lifetime reran it in the early 90's. I know that Steven and Doug Sheehan's character went to College together. The shows aired back to back on Sundays and Gary Goldberg created both shows. Day by Day was a pretty good show. I wish it would have lasted longer.

I went to youtube to see if anyone uploaded it and all I could find was the Brady Bunch episode. :lol:

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I really don't remember much about the show, other than they had a daycare center. I probably watched a couple of episodes since it came on after Family Ties and I watched that every week once it moved to Sundays, but I was also watching Married... With Children regularly too around that time and it came on right after FT. Hard to believe that was 25 years ago. :eek:

I don't remember the show Day By Day. I don't know if I've ever seen it. That's cool that two of the FT cast appeared on the show.

They should include that episode as a bonus feature on the Family Ties Season 7 DVD set! :lol:

I went to youtube to see if anyone uploaded it and all I could find was the Brady Bunch episode. :lol:

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I really don't remember much about the show, other than they had a daycare center. I probably watched a couple of episodes since it came on after Family Ties and I watched that every week once it moved to Sundays, but I was also watching Married... With Children regularly too around that time and it came on right after FT. Hard to believe that was 25 years ago. :eek:
I know what you mean. Where have the years gone? :eek: We didn't get a Fox affiliate until November 1989 so I watched the show every week. I remember when we first got Fox, I was watching everything on it. I wanted to see MWC because it was in all the newspapers how controversial it was. :lol:

Day by Day was a good show. They ran a daycare center and Courtney-Thorne Smith, Julia Louise-Dreyfus and Thora Birch were all regulars long before anyone knew who they were. :lol:

I know what you mean. Where have the years gone? :eek: We didn't get a Fox affiliate until November 1989 so I watched the show every week. I remember when we first got Fox, I was watching everything on it. I wanted to see MWC because it was in all the newspapers how controversial it was. :lol:

Day by Day was a good show. They ran a daycare center and Courtney-Thorne Smith, Julia Louise-Dreyfus and Thora Birch were all regulars long before anyone knew who they were. :lol:

I still remember watching Married.. with Children for the first time. It was the season 2 episode where they went to a motel and there was an axe murderer on the loose. Not the kind of show an 8 year old kid should be watching. I thought it was great. :lol:

2 of the hottest tv actresses of all time on 1 show! :faint: They should release it on DVD.

They should include that episode as a bonus feature on the Family Ties Season 7 DVD set!

I have said the same thing many times- I hope it is included on the Season 7 DVD set for Family Ties. I'd also like to see "The Art of Being Nick" pilot included, as well as the 1988 PBS special on Family Ties.
I have not seen this "Day By Day" episode, but as a fan of "Family Ties", I would definitely like to see it sometime. I'd love to see "The Brady Bunch" episode as well, for that matter. Christopher Daniel Barnes also starred on "Day By Day" and I like him pretty well as an actor- he was also the voice of Peter Parker/Spider-Man on the 1994-1998 "Spider-Man" cartoon and of course, he starred as Scott Hayden on "Starman"- the 1986-1987 TV show version of the classic 1984 movie- which is by far one of the best TV shows based on a movie ever! I LOVE this series- and movie, for that matter. It's so great that the show finally got officially released to DVD recently.:) :cool: