And you know what? All these moments didn't ruin anything but actually made the show more lovable. Especially the genuine moments between the actors. A LOT of love and dedication went into the making of this show and it absolutely can be felt when you watch it. We were so incredibly lucky to have this show running for so long and having such an amazing cast and crew. The HD remaster of this show looks AMAZING and i'm so glad this is one of the last 90s TV shows that was shot entirely on 35mm Film.
I remember when Carl was planning to take Steve to the hospital as a precaution. The whole time I'm thinking, "Forget getting him into the car! Just let him run there!"
@@mattjindrak I believe that what Welcome To Twan Nation was talking about was how funny the video was. BTW I looked it up and it means that a person is satisfied.
My favorite blooper is when little Richie aged 4 years over the summer of 90 and how Judy went upstairs and spontaneously combusted and nobody noticed.
Breaking character, even bloopers can just be part of the show. Breaking the fourth wall, just a reminder not to take much seriously, just enjoy. Nostalgic show.
That's one of the things I love about sitcoms. The acting is so spontaneous that anything can happen. I also love the live studio audience. It really gives the actors feedback to their performances that they play to.
Yeah back in the 90s there was no need. Infact the only lock on our front door was an interior lock my parents used to keep me and my brother in once we learned to walk.
Even the actors had to have a little fun you know the bloopers are the best part of the shows because it shows the funny side of all the actors on every show
I love that episode because the director tells Carl "Look at this guy strong and sensetive like me" he then turns to the original movie actor will you get out of here?! 😂
I also never knew that about the big giant box of chocolates lol. 😂 and had nobody pointed out Reginald cracking up while Steve did the dance moves, I would’ve never noticed!
In the cold open to Season 6, episode 17 titled“Ain't Nothin' But an Urkel , when Urkel came into the house through the kitchen and dropped his books, you can clearly see a woman standing by the counter.
Actually, I think the woman is actress Terri J. Vaughn -- the problem is she WASN'T in "Ain't Nothin But An Urkel" but in the episode "They Shoot Urkels, Don't They?" as Eddie's date (also from Season 6). Yes, you can see her standing on the left, holding hands with someone (presumably, Eddie) during the open to "Ain't Nothin' But an Urkel" for about 5 seconds. She was there in plain sight! How did no one catch this during editing or when it aired??? This is confusing. Were they shooting two episodes at once? Bizarre!
I was at the taping of the paradise bluff episode. I remember seeing the cord connecting the car that night. They had a very large thick pad that looked like a mattress on the floor and they kinda slowly lowered the car down the hill onto it where they had a bunch of crew members around to prevent it from being damaged after if "fell" off the bluff.
@@gone.golfing it was alot of fun. I was always interested in behind the scenes stuff so it was exciting for me to be in the studio watching stuff I see on tv weekly. The tickets are free to the tapings. I used to go to shows often in the 90s. Fresh Prince, 70s show, Moesha, Will & Grace, The Parkers.
Not sure what season it was, but in an episode where Eddie dreams he's getting married to Myrtle Urkel, the scene where Myra & Laura are coming down the stairs. Laura appears to slip on a couple of the stairs. You can see Laura holding off laughing and the expression on Myra's face says it all.
Season 8, episode 10 titled 'Nightmare at Urkel Oaks', originally aired November 15, 1996. I also like the scene when Eddie's girlfriend Greta plows through the door on a motorcycle to stop Eddie's wedding to Myrtle and the all-out brawl between Greta and Myrtle and dunking each other's heads in the punch bowl and crashing into the wedding cake and starting a cake fight. Eddie tries stopping the fight, but they smash the wedding cake into either side of his face and go back to clawing at each other with poor Eddie trying to stop them fighting.
2:53 I missed it when it originally aired but now that I know watching the reruns it’s hard not to laugh just a little bit harder hearing Reginald’s little chuckle 😂😂😂😂😂.
There was another scene where Laura broke character in season 1. In “The Big Fix”, when Laura gets home from her date with Steve, she starts talking, then breaks out in laughter, then resays the line she was saying.
Another almost blooper was when Steve was singing to Laura “Saving All My Love For You.” You can clearly see Kellie Williams trying her hardest not the bust out laughing at Jaleel White.
If only they’d finished it properly or add more seasons. Like Steve’s and Laura’s wedding or Eddie maybe proposing to Greta, or Carol retiring or becomes a commissioner etc. but other than that, it a really good show. My top 4 so far
That police station scene is also the same stage used for the episode where urkel used that rocket to get to the top of that rope and beat the time so homeboy would stay away from laura
Now let's remember that when this show aired we were still using the big CRT tube televisions. Those tend to overscan images slightly past the frame of the TV. Depending on you are set the stretch might have been just enough to hide that boom mic that fell into the edge of the frame.
I’m a big fan and have the dvd set, and there are more episodes in the later seasons when Kelly broke character, the episode when Steve kept saying “flaminnngoooo”! She just couldn’t hold it together 😂
The scene where the chocolates and the heart falls, and the part where the glasses fall off Steve’s head could actually fit his persona instead of being a blooper, since he’s so good at being clumsy an causing ruckus.
I don't mind the bloopers so much because one of my favourite shows, Mrs Brown's Boys, intentionally leaves the outtakes in and part of the fun is one of the cast members ad libbing or going over the top to try to get another cast member to break character and laugh and it's all part of the show. It's actually a brilliant idea. "It's a man in a dress!"
My son and I JUST watched the Waldo / Laura date episode a few days ago! And my son yelled That’s Jaleel! and started laughing when his glasses fall off because it does give blooper vibes. Thank you for your FM videos. I recently discovered them and really like them. My son and I jus started s4 ep 2
Stuff like the boom mic and visible crew were not noticeable back then likely because we were watching this show on CRT TVs back then. It becomes more visible when you see them on HDTVs, especially since they don't have overscan like old CRTs do.
The one that sticks out in my mind was the episode where Carl was on the roof with Steve and Eddie. Carl fell off the roof but the ground was maybe 2 feet from the roof prop and Carl landed feet first on the ground before dropping.
Breaking the fourth wall was something that happened a LOT in Gilligan's Island. The Skipper would look at the camera as if to say, "Do you believe this guy", usually referring to Gilligan.
The boom over Eddie and Carl wasn't visible to viewers until the show was available digitally. For complicated technical reasons, old CRT / tube TVs couldn't display the very outer edges of the picture. So anything recorded in that "overscan" area wasn't worth cleaning up. But modern TVs can show everything, so we can now see things like the tip of a boom in the shot, or an overlaid title card or transition that doesn't reach all the way to the edge of the frame. This is also why some old video games have scrambled color bars around their edges on HD TVs. Fun fact: on DVDs and other early digital transfers, have you ever noticed flashing black and white lines at the very top of the picture? That's the "vertical blanking interval," a few dozen lines that were sent in between each frame of video. This was a specially-encoded data stream that would help keep your TV in sync, and later send things like closed-captioning, copy protection, etc. Like the overscan region, this is SUPPOSED to be cropped out of modern transfers... but lazy or inexperienced technicians often miss it.
Man, I love that show back in the 90’s. Nowadays, it’s unnecessary race card everywhere by misguided indoctrinated fools. This show had drama moments that actually has a good message out there. None of this “hate Republicans” and “praise Democrats”, or throwing contradicting garbage (She-Hulk is an excellent example). This show is full of comedy, drama, and the cast were fantastic. Although nothing against the different actress for Harriette Winslow, but I really love the original actress. I was also sadden by the late actress for Myra. She was one of my 90’s crush. As for the video, I can easily explain about Eddie and how he got the car in the house. He’s Eddie Winslow. Anything is possible with him.
There was one blooper not on here. I don't remember the episode, but it was the episode when Laura and Max got tickets to a concert. On the day of the concert, she promised her dad, Carl, that they would spend time together. When Carl figures out what was going on, she accidentally called him Eddie. Not hilarious or anything, but it made me go, "Wait what?"
In season 1, when Laura makes Steve upset about their home economics assignment. Steve walks away but when the camera changes to a closeup of Laura, you can see the corner of Steve's glasses as he walks away again.
I’ll give one. When Steve cloned himself, there were 2 Urkels and one naturally became Stephan. So let me ask you. Which Urkel became Stephan. Both episodes never mentioned who was the original so when you think about it did the original steve Urkel become Stephan or was it the clone? My theory is the the original became Stephan because he had the Urk juice molocules still on his system. In order for him to produce a clone and became Stephan he had to have more of it in him than the clone, thus Laura didn’t marry the original a Urkel she married the clone….
No I don't believe this, interesting theory though but obviously the clone was Stephan , because remember Steve actually likes himself but the only reason becoming Stephan would be to be with Laura, but also Steve believed one day Laura would fall for him, so he wouldn't give up being him for Stephan...
@@nenep1872 great point ls but there’s 2 facts that kinda hold up. 1. neither Steve knew which was the real Steve once cloned. It’s like they left that up in the air and the fact is at his core Steve will do anything for Laura no matter how ridiculous means either Steve would change for her. He literally created Stephan because Laura didn’t love Steve. 2nd fact is the core Steve had the Urk juice in him to be Stephan. They didn’t use any for the final transformation which ment the real Steve had the core memory of being Stephan and was able to transform.
Also, I don't remember which episode it was, but when Steve and Carl were ice fishing, you can see a badly blocked shot and the boom mic is clearly visible. Maybe it was re-edited at some point.
I was there for the live taping of the episode where Urkel beats up the door!! Sony Studios Culver City!! (It's also where they shot a seasonal replacement show starring Telma Hopkins & Cindy Williams "GETTING BY"!!
I just finished watching family matters on Max . I did notice the sound stage from the car accident scene as well as the guy in Steve’s bday surprise scene . I had to playback a few times to make sure I was really seeing all that .
In number 7 they show Steve's 1960 BMW Isetta, it is funny because in the episode shown Steve was trying to get the car to do something that it can't do, reverse. It was a long-standing joke for the Isetta because the door is in the front instead of the sides a person would pull up to a wall and be unable to exit the car. Funnily enough in the episode where Steve unveiled his new car, it seemed to have a reverse gear, again something the real car didn't have.
Thank you ...thank you glad someone else noticed that. The outside has stairs so how could he drive up in the house unless they would have explained it being a high ramp in the yard outside lol. And The episode when Eddie is trying to start a band I believe is in season 1, once Carl comes in the living room with the band if you look in the background, you can see the kitchen. The living room wall wasn't long enough or maybe the camera man was just off lol
I used to think that bloopers were like when eccidently a boop comes flying out or maybe urkel sausage shows a bit when maybe using a swim suit or something😅
They keep a lot of it because it is a natural reaction and look more genuine. Anyone would have laughed at those chocalates falling down and the box falling on Steve.
i always liked those moments in tv history... i believe those are what makes TV classics Y'all should do one of the show "Martin" (a BUNCH of bloopers that they kept in... pure improvisation makes good TV!)
The best blooper was when Harriet got plastic surgery and looked completely different in season 9. Like we wouldn’t notice!
lol, she must have used the same plastic surgeon that Vivian Banks used in 1993
Ha
@@thabg007 maaaan, you beat me to it! That’s what I was going to say!
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lol!
And you know what? All these moments didn't ruin anything but actually made the show more lovable. Especially the genuine moments between the actors. A LOT of love and dedication went into the making of this show and it absolutely can be felt when you watch it. We were so incredibly lucky to have this show running for so long and having such an amazing cast and crew. The HD remaster of this show looks AMAZING and i'm so glad this is one of the last 90s TV shows that was shot entirely on 35mm Film.
Not really a blooper but one of the best moments was when uncle Phil from the fresh prince came to the show. Carl couldn't believe it
I remember Carl laughing at Steve when he started dancing but I didn’t realize he broke character I thought it was part of the show💯😂
You didn't notice that the actress that portrayed the wife smacking him on the back?
I realized when I saw it this time around on my binge watching of the show lol . Cuz I saw Harriet kind of hit Carl on the shoulder so he would stop 😂
I don't blame Reginald, Steve doing those dance moves would be hard not to laugh at. Love the content by the way, keep them coming
I remember when Carl was planning to take Steve to the hospital as a precaution. The whole time I'm thinking, "Forget getting him into the car! Just let him run there!"
What is content?
@@mattjindrak I believe that what Welcome To Twan Nation was talking about was how funny the video was. BTW I looked it up and it means that a person is satisfied.
Riiiiight? 😄
@@mattjindrak “content” is just another word used instead of using the words video, news stories, interviews, or documentary. It just means “media.”
I thought I was the only one that thought about how Eddie could crash his car through his porch that has stairs😭
They way some people drive I wouldn't be surprised if he somehow managed to make the car take flight and go through the door.
I’m saying 💀
My favorite blooper is when little Richie aged 4 years over the summer of 90 and how Judy went upstairs and spontaneously combusted and nobody noticed.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 she didn't go up the stairs she walked in with her family after mother Winslow got married and was never seen again 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@@nenep1872 what episode is that?
Breaking character, even bloopers can just be part of the show. Breaking the fourth wall, just a reminder not to take much seriously, just enjoy. Nostalgic show.
I love Family Matters and I own the entire series!Hands down one of the best sitcoms of all time!
When I started watching this show again last year, I would constantly see the boom mic drop into the frame every once and a while 😂😂.
Steve doing those dance moves may have just been ok funny on tv, but imagine him doing that 3 inches from your face. 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣
I would have cried laughing 😂
@jessicasmith5728 same my face would have been covered in tears from laughing so much.
That's one of the things I love about sitcoms. The acting is so spontaneous that anything can happen.
I also love the live studio audience. It really gives the actors feedback to their performances that they play to.
I always love how, in a lot of sitcoms, no one locks their doors.
back then nobody did even in real life, most people used to be trustworthy.
Yeah back in the 90s there was no need. Infact the only lock on our front door was an interior lock my parents used to keep me and my brother in once we learned to walk.
@@viperdemonz-jenkins lies..
@@therealityofitall4819 if you lived back then you would get it
@@viperdemonz-jenkins I was well alive.. I seen things man.. I wouldn't recommend it..
Even the actors had to have a little fun you know the bloopers are the best part of the shows because it shows the funny side of all the actors on every show
And what about the one with James Avery crashing the set? Lol
Another is in the episode A Ham is Born.
When Urkel and Richie build the tornado and turn it on, we see Bryton attached to wires
I love that episode because the director tells Carl "Look at this guy strong and sensetive like me" he then turns to the original movie actor will you get out of here?! 😂
I also never knew that about the big giant box of chocolates lol. 😂 and had nobody pointed out Reginald cracking up while Steve did the dance moves, I would’ve never noticed!
In the cold open to Season 6, episode 17 titled“Ain't Nothin' But an Urkel , when Urkel came into the house through the kitchen and dropped his books, you can clearly see a woman standing by the counter.
Actually, I think the woman is actress Terri J. Vaughn -- the problem is she WASN'T in "Ain't Nothin But An Urkel" but in the episode "They Shoot Urkels, Don't They?" as Eddie's date (also from Season 6). Yes, you can see her standing on the left, holding hands with someone (presumably, Eddie) during the open to "Ain't Nothin' But an Urkel" for about 5 seconds. She was there in plain sight!
How did no one catch this during editing or when it aired???
This is confusing. Were they shooting two episodes at once? Bizarre!
I was at the taping of the paradise bluff episode. I remember seeing the cord connecting the car that night. They had a very large thick pad that looked like a mattress on the floor and they kinda slowly lowered the car down the hill onto it where they had a bunch of crew members around to prevent it from being damaged after if "fell" off the bluff.
Culver City Studios!!
What’s it like being in the crowd of a sitcom? How did you get tickets to those things?
@@brianconner3222 Warner Bros Studios in Burbank
@@gone.golfing it was alot of fun. I was always interested in behind the scenes stuff so it was exciting for me to be in the studio watching stuff I see on tv weekly. The tickets are free to the tapings. I used to go to shows often in the 90s. Fresh Prince, 70s show, Moesha, Will & Grace, The Parkers.
@@dantefreely5850 how ?
Not sure what season it was, but in an episode where Eddie dreams he's getting married to Myrtle Urkel, the scene where Myra & Laura are coming down the stairs. Laura appears to slip on a couple of the stairs. You can see Laura holding off laughing and the expression on Myra's face says it all.
Season 8, episode 10 titled 'Nightmare at Urkel Oaks', originally aired November 15, 1996. I also like the scene when Eddie's girlfriend Greta plows through the door on a motorcycle to stop Eddie's wedding to Myrtle and the all-out brawl between Greta and Myrtle and dunking each other's heads in the punch bowl and crashing into the wedding cake and starting a cake fight. Eddie tries stopping the fight, but they smash the wedding cake into either side of his face and go back to clawing at each other with poor Eddie trying to stop them fighting.
One of the best 90s shows ever! 😂😂😂
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I swear
2:53 I missed it when it originally aired but now that I know watching the reruns it’s hard not to laugh just a little bit harder hearing Reginald’s little chuckle 😂😂😂😂😂.
There was another scene where Laura broke character in season 1. In “The Big Fix”, when Laura gets home from her date with Steve, she starts talking, then breaks out in laughter, then resays the line she was saying.
The part where the candy fell over? I never knew it wasn't in the script! I just figured that since Steve is clumsy I would expect that to happen!
That's probably why they decided to leave it in. It was a perfect urkel mishap!
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Another almost blooper was when Steve was singing to Laura “Saving All My Love For You.” You can clearly see Kellie Williams trying her hardest not the bust out laughing at Jaleel White.
If only they’d finished it properly or add more seasons. Like Steve’s and Laura’s wedding or Eddie maybe proposing to Greta, or Carol retiring or becomes a commissioner etc. but other than that, it a really good show. My top 4 so far
Looks like someone saw Family Matters way too many times.
and?🙄
They really need to bring this one back, or at least a running gagshow similar
That police station scene is also the same stage used for the episode where urkel used that rocket to get to the top of that rope and beat the time so homeboy would stay away from laura
Now let's remember that when this show aired we were still using the big CRT tube televisions. Those tend to overscan images slightly past the frame of the TV. Depending on you are set the stretch might have been just enough to hide that boom mic that fell into the edge of the frame.
I’m a big fan and have the dvd set, and there are more episodes in the later seasons when Kelly broke character, the episode when Steve kept saying “flaminnngoooo”! She just couldn’t hold it together 😂
The scene where the chocolates and the heart falls, and the part where the glasses fall off Steve’s head could actually fit his persona instead of being a blooper, since he’s so good at being clumsy an causing ruckus.
I don't mind the bloopers so much because one of my favourite shows, Mrs Brown's Boys, intentionally leaves the outtakes in and part of the fun is one of the cast members ad libbing or going over the top to try to get another cast member to break character and laugh and it's all part of the show. It's actually a brilliant idea. "It's a man in a dress!"
I love that show!! The bloopers and ad libs make it so freaking funny!
My son and I JUST watched the Waldo / Laura date episode a few days ago! And my son yelled That’s Jaleel! and started laughing when his glasses fall off because it does give blooper vibes.
Thank you for your FM videos. I recently discovered them and really like them. My son and I jus started s4 ep 2
I love seeing bloopers in TV Shows and when characters break the fourth wall, that’s funny too.
Wow….you must have extra strong 4D eyes 👀 to catch such minute things! 💯💯💯💯
One of the best shows of my childhood. Like Steve I also crushed on Laura. 😉
Stuff like the boom mic and visible crew were not noticeable back then likely because we were watching this show on CRT TVs back then. It becomes more visible when you see them on HDTVs, especially since they don't have overscan like old CRTs do.
The one that sticks out in my mind was the episode where Carl was on the roof with Steve and Eddie. Carl fell off the roof but the ground was maybe 2 feet from the roof prop and Carl landed feet first on the ground before dropping.
Breaking the fourth wall was something that happened a LOT in Gilligan's Island. The Skipper would look at the camera as if to say, "Do you believe this guy", usually referring to Gilligan.
Awesome video, and reveals! I never noticed these lol. Thanks again for your hard work you put in your vids! 😁
Glad you like them!
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Truly amazing how I was watching this last night on hulu on tv and then this pops up on my phone today on my TH-cam feed lol
The boom over Eddie and Carl wasn't visible to viewers until the show was available digitally. For complicated technical reasons, old CRT / tube TVs couldn't display the very outer edges of the picture. So anything recorded in that "overscan" area wasn't worth cleaning up. But modern TVs can show everything, so we can now see things like the tip of a boom in the shot, or an overlaid title card or transition that doesn't reach all the way to the edge of the frame. This is also why some old video games have scrambled color bars around their edges on HD TVs.
Fun fact: on DVDs and other early digital transfers, have you ever noticed flashing black and white lines at the very top of the picture? That's the "vertical blanking interval," a few dozen lines that were sent in between each frame of video. This was a specially-encoded data stream that would help keep your TV in sync, and later send things like closed-captioning, copy protection, etc. Like the overscan region, this is SUPPOSED to be cropped out of modern transfers... but lazy or inexperienced technicians often miss it.
Man, I love that show back in the 90’s. Nowadays, it’s unnecessary race card everywhere by misguided indoctrinated fools.
This show had drama moments that actually has a good message out there. None of this “hate Republicans” and “praise Democrats”, or throwing contradicting garbage (She-Hulk is an excellent example).
This show is full of comedy, drama, and the cast were fantastic. Although nothing against the different actress for Harriette Winslow, but I really love the original actress. I was also sadden by the late actress for Myra. She was one of my 90’s crush.
As for the video, I can easily explain about Eddie and how he got the car in the house. He’s Eddie Winslow. Anything is possible with him.
I loved the one where he makes Carl break character I lost it too when the diet pills made him dance.
When carl was laughing when steve tried to fight him in the living room
Pause at 0:24 full house reference
Michelle: 😮theres a car in the kitchen
Crew member kid :😮 there's a car in the garage 😢
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Not on family matters, but when steve was on step by step, he was supposed to exit up the stairs from the kitchen, tripped and started laughing.
One of my favorite shows of all time
I fully remember Carl laughing in that scene with Steve dancing when the episode first aired lol. I didn't however notice Harriet hitting him tho.
I'm new to the channel and couldn't help to binge, great channel I'm a fan of movie facts and behind the scenes footage so this is perfect.
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I loved this show back in the day of TGIF
That wasn’t a guy with a white hat...that was Judy Winslow sneaking down from the attic. Lol!
Lol i love that episode when steven takes diet pills
“Im done”
Carl - me too…… (turns around) AHHHH!!!!
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2:31, 2:58 lol I knew that was a character break when I first saw the rerun as a kid… I thought I heard “Carl” laughing
Every sit-com does a "car through the front door" episode
Lol true
There was one blooper not on here. I don't remember the episode, but it was the episode when Laura and Max got tickets to a concert. On the day of the concert, she promised her dad, Carl, that they would spend time together. When Carl figures out what was going on, she accidentally called him Eddie. Not hilarious or anything, but it made me go, "Wait what?"
In season 1, when Laura makes Steve upset about their home economics assignment. Steve walks away but when the camera changes to a closeup of Laura, you can see the corner of Steve's glasses as he walks away again.
How on earth could anyone notice those little details like a mic shadow. That’s crazy
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Ya know, I wonder how IMDb notices EVERY SINGLE GOOF IN EVERY MOVIE.....AS WELL AS TELEVISION SHOWS.... it's amazing 💀
I’ll give one. When Steve cloned himself, there were 2 Urkels and one naturally became Stephan. So let me ask you. Which Urkel became Stephan. Both episodes never mentioned who was the original so when you think about it did the original steve Urkel become Stephan or was it the clone? My theory is the the original became Stephan because he had the Urk juice molocules still on his system. In order for him to produce a clone and became Stephan he had to have more of it in him than the clone, thus Laura didn’t marry the original a Urkel she married the clone….
No I don't believe this, interesting theory though but obviously the clone was Stephan , because remember Steve actually likes himself but the only reason becoming Stephan would be to be with Laura, but also Steve believed one day Laura would fall for him, so he wouldn't give up being him for Stephan...
@@nenep1872 great point ls but there’s 2 facts that kinda hold up. 1. neither Steve knew which was the real Steve once cloned. It’s like they left that up in the air and the fact is at his core Steve will do anything for Laura no matter how ridiculous means either Steve would change for her. He literally created Stephan because Laura didn’t love Steve. 2nd fact is the core Steve had the Urk juice in him to be Stephan. They didn’t use any for the final transformation which ment the real Steve had the core memory of being Stephan and was able to transform.
We didn’t care; still don’t - we just appreciate the laughter
Tomorrow is my birthday! I’d love to continue to see fun fact videos in your channel. Can you please do a video about Kim Possible?
Hahaha leave this beautiful show alone. It was 100% perfect. Hahaha great eye for finding these.
Man who would have paid attention to all that?!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂
You'd literally have to be deliberately lookin for these.
The guy in the white hat is the previous owner of the winslow house haunting it to this day.
Also, I don't remember which episode it was, but when Steve and Carl were ice fishing, you can see a badly blocked shot and the boom mic is clearly visible. Maybe it was re-edited at some point.
Guess I enjoyed this show so much that I missed all of those awesome bloopers. 😂
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I’m laughing cuz as a kid I was trying to figure out how that car got on the porch.
Wait... so you're telling me they were all acting and none of it was real?
This video just ruined my childhood 😢
We need to watch bloopers and deleted scenes from Family Matters.
I was there for the live taping of the episode where Urkel beats up the door!! Sony Studios Culver City!! (It's also where they shot a seasonal replacement show starring Telma Hopkins & Cindy Williams "GETTING BY"!!
True, unless Eddie was driving so out of control he drove up the steps...Lol...Lol
I just finished watching family matters on Max . I did notice the sound stage from the car accident scene as well as the guy in Steve’s bday surprise scene . I had to playback a few times to make sure I was really seeing all that .
In number 7 they show Steve's 1960 BMW Isetta, it is funny because in the episode shown Steve was trying to get the car to do something that it can't do, reverse. It was a long-standing joke for the Isetta because the door is in the front instead of the sides a person would pull up to a wall and be unable to exit the car. Funnily enough in the episode where Steve unveiled his new car, it seemed to have a reverse gear, again something the real car didn't have.
Thank you ...thank you glad someone else noticed that. The outside has stairs so how could he drive up in the house unless they would have explained it being a high ramp in the yard outside lol. And The episode when Eddie is trying to start a band I believe is in season 1, once Carl comes in the living room with the band if you look in the background, you can see the kitchen. The living room wall wasn't long enough or maybe the camera man was just off lol
I used to think that bloopers were like when eccidently a boop comes flying out or maybe urkel sausage shows a bit when maybe using a swim suit or something😅
Bloopers are GREAT!!!!
When he started voguing I cracked up too. I laughed harder after watching it like 5 times.
What about when Carl complained about Steve which caused Steve to use his psychic powers to get him in line?
It's awesome seeing that when you watch sitcoms. You saw it a lot in big bang theory. You could tell they break and they decided to leave it in there
Carl stops taking his medication and kills Urkel and runs around the police station naked causing people to go blind
I remember seeing homie in the kitchen and when RVJ started laughing at Steve.
Didn't even notice the mistakes.
That's the point. The audience is too busy being entertained for that.
They definitely had fun!!!! 😂
I didn't know a 2 different guys with the same white hat broke into the Winslow house.
I'm amazed how they fit a car on the sound stage
I wonder how it got up stairs in the house 😂😂😂😂
theses are such little mistakes, they're unnoticeable.
Nice catches there very funny.
Actually all throughout season 3 the mic boom was an uncredited special guest, making an appearance more than several times.
Man, I really miss that show.
They keep a lot of it because it is a natural reaction and look more genuine. Anyone would have laughed at those chocalates falling down and the box falling on Steve.
You can barely notice these mistakes.
i'll bet That you Havent Seen That Part in Season 4 when Steve Urkel met Bill Clinton when he was President...
You have too much time on your hands!
i always liked those moments in tv history... i believe those are what makes TV classics
Y'all should do one of the show "Martin" (a BUNCH of bloopers that they kept in... pure improvisation makes good TV!)
This is awesome.
White hat guy was an in cannon ghost.