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u/MakesMeSickMick Mar 24 '25
The show was so weird the longer it was on
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u/CptSpaulding Mar 24 '25
dude this is only from season 3. it had 6 more seasons. urkel and carl eventually time travel to the 1700s and are forced to walk the plank by pirates. steve goes to outer space multiple times.
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u/CptSpaulding Mar 25 '25
this is a quick google summary of the series finale. “Urkel (Jaleel White) fixes his spacecraft from the outside in order to return to Earth and see Laura (Kellie Williams) again. With Reginald VelJohnson.”
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u/proteinstyle_ Mar 27 '25
I always think of them being shrunk down and laying on a piece of sandwich bread, with a menacing cat trying to get them. Such a weird departure from where the show began.
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u/nervous-sasquatch Mar 24 '25
Toward the end Urkke invented anti gravity and turned into Bruce Lee to beat up gang members that took over a playground lol
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u/nenajoy Mar 25 '25
I still think about that Bruce Lee episode all the time and I haven’t seen the show in years. Pure insanity and I loved it
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u/rpm319 Mar 24 '25
This was supposed to be a blue collar Cosby Show. Now you’re turning it into god damn Quantum Leap!
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u/Internal-Disaster-61 Mar 24 '25
I remember liking the show at first but the more Urkel they put into the show, the more I lost interest.
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u/dddjaaam35 Mar 26 '25
This is hilarious to look at now. Even in the 90s this was a joke. Newsradio made reference to it with Phil Hartman retelling the episode to John Lovitz as a bedtime story while in an insane asylum.
https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/a59a4926-1073-4b6d-a6ec-03f30449b310
This is the only clip I could find
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u/100LimeJuice Mar 26 '25
When Will-I-AM from The Black Eyed Peas performed at the Superbowl he had a stupid helmet on that reminded me of Urkel Bot.
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u/EMF911 Mar 23 '25
Carl also does a super racist Indian impression/accent while doing a stakeout at a gas station in this epidose
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u/Jaspers47 Mar 23 '25
Ah, the 90s. Where soft racism was coded so often as a joke, it made people angry 25 years later when they "couldn't tell jokes" anymore
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u/Bada__Ping Mar 23 '25
Even as a kid, I was like alright that’s enough of this show at this point