Family Matters

Mother Winslow asserts a little too much authority when she comes to live with her son Carl and his family.

The Winslows must cut costs when Harriette loses her job as an elevator operator.

The Winslow family members have mixed reactions when they realize they are the characters in a story Rachel has sold to a magazine.

Desperate for some time alone with Harriette, Carl encourages Rachel to start dating again.

Eddie thinks he must be getting smarter when he comes home with perfect marks until he learns the truth. His friend Rodney has played a joke on him.

While Carl unsuccessfully tries to install a shower, Rachel tries to convince everybody that her baby boy really can talk.

Carl is chosen to drive an antique police car in the Columbus Day parade, but Rachel wrecks the car and has to fix it before Carl finds out.

No small wonder why Policeman Carl Winslow likes his new partner. She's beautiful, shapely and likes to bowl!

Carl arrests the Winslow family's favorite television star, Buddy Goodrich.

Carl is determined to see Eddie make the basketball team, while Aunt Rachel experiments with gourmet recipes.

Laura has a garage sale and mistakenly sells Mother Winslow's priceless 200-year-old quilt.

Laura's first date turns into a nightmare when three boys show up to take her to the school dance.

The children bring home a stray dog that has a habit of chewing on things and Carl changes his mind about pets.

Policeman Carl Winslow's recipe for lemon tarts leads to a family business venture.

Carl is too embarrassed to attend his high school reunion because of the weight he's gained.

Things get out of control when the Winslow children are left alone for the evening.

Eddie talks his sister Laura into going on a date with Steve Urkel, the school nerd.

The Winslow home turns into a day care center when Laura's baby-sitting business backfires.

While Carl Winslow auditions for a job as a television traffic reporter, Eddie helps Steve with a school bully.

Eddie runs for president of the freshman class because he thinks it will make him more popular with girls.

Battle lines are drawn in the Winslow family when the women challenge the men to a bowling match.

Eddie starts his own band but becomes a little too star-struck.