I used to like this show as a young kid. I occasionally catch it on reruns. The only episodes I like are from the seasons 3 to 6.
The one episide I like is when Broadway Diva/Pop (don't ask) Deborah Gibson guest starred. It was cheesy,but it was better than the "Just Shoot Me" episode where David Spade's character becomes one of Snoop Dogg's "posse". (The episode had the surfer becoming a roadie for "Christie Roades", played by Gibson.)
I taped it from ABC Family, but didn't show the "end" :) :confused:

Atleast this show is better than most of the reality garbage that's dominating tv now.

Hi all,
I really enjoy this show. I like the theme song and the characters, and I think that some of the dialogue is hysterical. And, they had some of the most beautiful kids playing the parts But, there are times when "the woman's touch" -- either as writer or producer or both -- is a bit too obvious.

J.T. had the mentality of a doorknob, and at times Frank wasn't much better. Of course, Cody was the money character. He was the Fonz of the show. He was quite cool and funny. And, he could really look out for young Mark and little Brendan. He was also a good friend to J.T. But, when it came to the complex, sophisticated, mature problems of Dana and Karen, and even Al, it was always Carol to the rescue. And of course, that's not all she was good for:


Major Barf Moment: Frank is upset because he's lost his dream TV sports anchor job to, of all people, Carol (who didn't even want it). He feels like he's just an "average" guy, will never "be somebody." She expertly reminds him of all the exceptional things he does. "As far as I'm concerned, Frank, you're a superstar," thus soothing the simple, stupid, primitiive man's ego and making him happy and everything right again.


And come on -- just because Frank and J.T. were unable to last 48 hours wearing the pregnancy empathy pads, that meant that every single woman on the face of the earth is "superior" to every single man in the world??

I love this show step by step i watch it every day.