Family Matters

Carl buys a toupee after enduring one too many jokes from his wife, Harriette. Steve tries to end the interminable bickering between Laura and his new girlfriend, Myra.

Laura and Steve share a motel room for the night when Steve's car breaks down on the way to a cheerleading competition.

After Steve saves Carl's life, Carl and his family feel obligated to be nice to him.

When Harriette's boss asks her to discharge part of her staff, Carl encourages her to refuse.

Eddie bets on football games and steals a stamp from his father's collection to pay his gambling debts. Laura works two jobs to buy a car.

Eddie hires his good friend, Waldo, to work at Mighty Weenie and then considers discharging Waldo because he's horrible at the job. Laura is embarrassed by her mother.

Eddie agrees to be Steve's partner in a basketball tournament but then finds a better partner. Steve pairs up with an old lady, Grandmama.

When Laura tells Steve to be less annoying, he creates a potion that transforms him into a suave, charming man. But his new attitude soon causes more problems than it solves.

Laura encounters sexism while shopping for a used car, but she uses the salesman's sexist attitudes against him to negotiate a good price for a car.

Hariette makes Carl pay her for her housework to teach him a lesson. Steve and Laura have problems with their dates at a drive-in movie.

Carl learns the true meaning of Christmas aboard a stranded train as Steve attempts to cheer the miserable passengers.

The shopping mall is the meeting place for a battle between the sexes as the Winslow children and their friends converge.

After performing with his friend at a benefit concert, Eddie announces his plans to pursue a singing career rather than go to college.

Eddie is humiliated when his friends learn that he is still a virgin.

Eddie is harassed by police officers while driving through a white neighborhood.

Laura defends classmate Steve in a student trial when he is accused of blowing up the science laboratory.

Carl dreams his daughter, Laura, marries Steve Urkel.

Steve invents a sleeping potion that causes serious problems at a professional wrestling match.

When Waldo is worried that college will end his friendship with Eddie and Carl is afraid to take the test to become a lieutenant, Eddie and Mother Winslow help them gain self-confidence.

Laura clashes with an overeager reporter at the school newspaper. Steve is robbed in his home.

Carl, Eddie and Waldo's camping trip is disrupted when Steve arrives. Harriette impresses a store manager who gives her a job.

Steve's dowdy Aunt Oona visits and, with Harriette's help, becomes confident enough to win a singing competition.

Steve, Eddie and Waldo Faldo dress up as nuns and search for Myra in a convent, where she went after Steve ended their relationship.

Laura encourages nerdy Steve to create a new, improved potion to transform himself into his suave alter ego again, this time without the obnoxious side effects.