A long-running dramedy centering on the Winslow family, a middle-class African American family living in Chicago, and their pesky next-door neighbor, ultra-nerd Steve Urkel. A spin-off of Perfect Strangers.
The worst episode of "Family Matters" is "Cheers Looking at You, Kid", rated 6.4/10 from 109 user votes. It was directed by John Tracy and written by James R. Stein. "Cheers Looking at You, Kid" aired on 3/24/1995 and is rated 0.0 point(s) lower than the second lowest rated, "Original Gangsta Dawg".
Carl and Henriette send Laura off unchaperoned to cheerleading championships in Omaha where Laura's handsome partner Gary looks a lot like trouble in Urkel's spying eyes.
Director: John Tracy
Writer: James R. Stein
Urkel's hip-hop cousin, O.G.D., makes a bad first impression on the Winslows.
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Cousin Myrtle dukes it out in the boxing ring with Greta to win Eddie for her own. Meanwhile, 3J longs to find his birth mother.
Director: Rich Correll
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Steve joins the Winslows at church with faith that he'll get into the choir, but he's kicked out by new choir director Rachel, whose position has gone to her head.
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Carl issues an ultimatum concerning Eddie's drinking. Meanwhile, female fans become intoxicated with Stefan Urquelle.
Director: Joel Zwick
Writer: David W. Duclon
Rachel writes a short story with characters that seem all too familiar; Carl becomes obsessed with the family's out of proportion water bill.
Director: Joel Zwick
Writer: Michael Warren, William Bickley
Urkel develops hiccups after being robbed.
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Writer: Felicia D. Henderson
A therapist helps the Winslows get to the root of their tensions by reflecting on life with Urkel.
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Steve invents some musically-activated gunpowder, but Myra mistakes it for pepper when she uses it to prepare a big dinner for Carl's commissioner!
Director: Joel Zwick
Writer: Greg Garcia
Eddie is most definitely flirting with disaster when he tries to date a woman much older than him. Meanwhile, Steve is causing Carl's homeowner insurance to skyrocket.
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Mother Winslow moves in and immediately begins to usurp Carl's authority. Eddie wants to go out with his friends, but he has a strict curfew that complicates things with Carl.
Director: Joel Zwick
Writer: Michael Warren, William Bickley
Carl's efforts to get Eddie psyched for a pro basketball career is enhanced by a visit from basketball star Bolton.
Director: James O'Keefe
Writer: Barry Gold
When Eddie's big ego threatens to disband his group during the making of a rock video for a contest, the rest of the Winslows offer some ideas.
Director: Rich Correll
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Richie is upset when Eddie's hot Halloween date conflicts with his promise to take his little cousin trick or treating.
Director: John Tracy
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Eddie's insult sends Waldo off to join the Army; Harriette and Carl set up a sting to catch a shady repairman.
Director: John Tracy
Writer: David W. Duclon
Another transformation-chamber mishap turns Urkel into a gyrating Elvis with a hunka hunka lot of explaining to do during a meeting with an MIT recruiter (Kline).
Director: Kelly Sandefur
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Urkel and his transformation chamber move in with the Winslows--where he creates havoc by shrinking himself and Carl in an experiment gone awry.
Director: Rich Correll
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Myrtle, Urkel's cousin from Biloxi, squares off with Greta over Eddie's affections.
Director: Joel Zwick
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Urkel could use some help designing a float for homecoming; and Carl believes he's helping his mom by encouraging her to "slow down."
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Eddie dreams that he is getting married to Myrtle Urkel, of all people, in her Southern plantation.
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Eddie's plan misfires when he transforms into Urkel to compete on a game show.
Director: Rich Correll
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Donna Summer reprises her role as Urkel's Aunt Oona from Altoona, who has put on weight but anticipates taking it off in her nephew's new-fangled fat-compression chamber.
Director: Jason Bateman
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Hariette loses her job to automation, forcing the family into austerity measures while Carl stews over the family debts.
Director: James O'Keefe
Writer: Robert Blair
Self-proclaimed handyman Carl decides to install a shower in Mother Winslow's quarters while she's out of town.
Director: John Bowab
Writer: Alan Eisenstock, Larry Mintz
The Winslows are ripped off when Carl dozes off; Urkel takes the heat after helping Eddie cheat on a chemistry test.
Director: Rich Correll
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