Eine starke Familie

This is the best t.v. show of the 90's!

Unfortunately they cancelled this show about a year ago. This has always been my favorite, and it is very charming. On this show they don't talk about sex as much like they do on other shows. They talk about other things that I feel are much more important and worth talking about!

Stacie Keenan has to be the best part of the whole show. She's very funny and I like her a lot!

If you ever see any of the re-runs on do watch it it's a great show!

Who doesn't love a bit of good old fashioned 90's family fun. Well I certainly do. I even enjoy watching this show after more than 20 years have past. The themes will always be the same because technically family dynamics never really change. I'm sure most people can relate to the Fosters and Lamberts in one way or another which makes it more enjoyable to watch.

Step By Step has the perfect mixture of stupid and serious moments held together with sappy love and understanding. Cue awww moment. Not to mention the cast all fit together well and each take on a separate personality. They may be slightly extreme but their differences make it really comical.

Ignore the IMDb rating for this one as it will certainly give you a few chuckles and will take you back to a simpler time.

This has been one of my favorite TV shows. Why did those morons at the TV station have to take it off the air? It started off on ABC as part of TGIF. After that, they put it on CBS and had reruns of it on NBC. It's sort of like the "Brady Bunch" except that the kids don't get along at all, especially JT and Dana who are almost always bickering with each other. JT usually calls Dana "Barkey" and she makes a clever comeback by calling him "Greaseball." Let's see now, we also have Karen, Dana's vain sister and Mark, Dana's nerdy brother. Of the Lambert children we have JT of course, then sports-freak Al(short for Alicia) and carefree Brendan. Oh, let's also not forget the weird, but loveable Cody (JT, Al, and Brendan's cousin)who lives in a van in their backyard. I love this show very much. So please, God, bring this show back.

I think "Step by Step" is one of the best TV-series I've ever seen. One of the things that make it so good is that the happening is so normal. It's a perfectly normal family, with perfectly normal family-problems. Just like "F*R*I*E*N*D*S", "step by step" has this wonderful gallery of different personalities. Friendship against different personalities makes one of the best kinds of humor the world have ever seen. "Step by Step" is very helpful, it tells us about problems and dilemmas everyone can get, and it tells us about it with this GREAT sense of humor! The actors are fantastic and the happening is fabulous! There might come other series about families like the Foster-Lambert family, but even if it's funnier, cooler or smarter, it would not be the same, and it'd only one reason why it can't be the same as "step by step": IT'S NOT "STEP BY STEP"!! It's a shame this fantastic show was canceled, but in some countries (my native land Norway, till example) you can still see the episodes on TV every day.

If you haven't seen "step by step" you have missed a lot of fun!!

I understand they had to ditch cody due to some legal issues in real life, I loved the replacement with jean-luc. wish they'd have kept him for the final season. Where I got lost and started to hate the show was the addition of lily. She ruined it for me completely. one season she's just born, next season she's 5-6?... How stupid was that move?!?... She was obnoxious, and just a terrible add on. I have a kid too and she wasn't nearly this snotty at that age so, no.. this is not "how kids act'..

I did skip the theme episodes however. I got sick and tired of how shows in the 90's would try and, and I'd think of as promotion of certain things ie; disney world.. family matters did it too and I skipped it. I also wasn't into the episodes where they had a dream and ended up in the wild west. theme episodes to me are boring.

The rest of the show was as good as tv could get, and I think more parents should really raise their kids on 90's shows.