disgusting, overrated, pointless

It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.

It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.

Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

In my memory this show was a 7/10.20 years after the show ended much has happened and the show comes off as a very politically correct, very white, very suburbian, very safe day-time soap.I've changed my rating to 5/10.

It's a nice show, full of normal and natural happenings and moral conclusions. Characters are all different and interesting in their own way. It's not the best show ever, but it's definitely one of the best family sitcoms of all time, a show that will bring you back to the early 90s, a time when everything was simple. I miss those days.Too bad that they don't do such shows nowadays, comedies these days are all dolled up, fake, forced, unattractive characters, somehow intensive and in general don't provide you with the chill happy feeling that those old shows like Step By Step or Alf brought to us.

i like full house and step by step the same. i don't have a favorite episode i just like certain scenes. but some scenes i don't like but i haft to say the reason i started watching this show is because it had Suzanne Summers in it. and my most favorite character was Dana. and Karen could be a snob sometimes, but she was good character also. i just like to watch family shows instead of trash that has a lot of drugs and violence. this show is a lot like other family shows where one of the parents are always strict about curfews and dates. other than step by step, my other favorite shows are full house, Sabrina the teenage witch, gomer pyle usmc, the andy griffith show, and dukes of hazzard.

Mediocre Brady-Bunch rehash for students of ABC's TGIF lineup. Lame jokes, dialogue, acting, too much Ted Duffy hamming, and a hell of a lot of sexual innuendo for a show targeted at kids (at one point I remember Duffy wearing an outfit labeled "Horny little devil"). If nothing else, shows like "Step by Step" and "Family Matters" prove how callous "family programming" executives can be. And that no sitcom is complete without a dopey mascot.