00:05 Here we go... Rising and Falling with Perfect Strangers.
02:01 Some blindfolded guy is smelling oranges in this commercial. Isn't that a form of foreplay from them movies on late night Cinemax.
03:33 "Birds with no feathers flock together", celebrating Mud Day... Oh Balki, will you ever learn!
07:35 "Salt, Pepper, Diamond"? Why the hell is that suppose to be funny. I wonder if the guy in charge of adding the canned laughter just added to fake yucks randomly because he figured no one would notice... he would of been correct.
09:22 "One of the Turkey's must of swallowed the ring, it's the only thing that makes sense."
10:45 I think Larry's going to kick Balki's ass. It's about time. 13:43 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Secret of the Ooze on VHS for $22.95. There is no part of that sentence I like.
15:01 "Baby Talk" is next. Why god, why?
17:55 This guy wants to know what the "foreign boy" is doing in his home. He must be a republican.
20:04 Larry really needs some Anger Management training.
22:45 Balki just tickled a guy instead of giving him the Heimlich.
26:40 Anyone else see something wrong with a pregnancy test commercial during a show aimed towards teenagers.
30:15 Look Who's Talking just started, er I mean Baby Talk. The theme song enough makes me want to die.
30:48 Scoot Baio... If I stop posting it's because I shot myself.
31:18 This F-Zero ad might soothe me for a while.
34:01 Death, torture, horrible disease.. please, anything other than this!.
35:10 Why does Baio do the voice of the baby as well as star as some annoying ass. Who thought Scott Baio could play two rolls? Who?
37:05 A Sizzler joke! One horrible thing making fun of another. Good, maybe we could bundle all these horrible things and send 'em straight to the evildoers.
38:44 That isn't funny! I don't care when this stupid canned laughter was recorded, they should be ashamed!
43:01 Thank god, a commercial break. I've seen this Pizza Hut Feivel Goes West as about 20 times so far this last hour and I still prefer it.
45:00 15 mintes to go... I can't make it. I hurt physically. 45:43 Scott Baio's phone is almost as big as Zack Morris'
47:34 I remember once when I was very little my brother dropped a battery on my head and I had to go to the hospital. From now on I'll look back on that moment in my life fondly.
50:13 I bet this kid is in therapy now... or, if it was as much torture for him to record this show as it is for me to watch it, dead.
53:36 I need an aspirin.
55:34 They're breaking the wishbone. I bet they're both wishing for the end of time.
56:00 The show ends on a burp. Really? Who the hell wrote this crap!
57:01 Hey, I remember this Mario commercial... I still don't get it.
57:58 "Stay tuned for 20/20" I didn't back then, and I'm not now.
Earlier this month a home recorded video of T.G.I.F. from November 1991 surfaced on the internet. TGIF, for those of you not cool enough to remember was a popular block of family friendly sitcoms that would air every Friday night on ABC. It seemed like high quality entertainment back then, but that I'm older and, I'd like to think a tad bit wiser, I realize that I was an idiot back then. Anytime I flip through the channels and see a rerun of a TGIF alumni like Family Matters or Full House I want to bash my head in and cry.
For that reason I decided to see if I could make it all the way through this 2 hours of Sitcom hell. And of course I decided to share my torturous experience with you.
Since the video found online was sectioned into two parts, I decided to split my thoughts into two different parts. Today we'll be going through Family Matters (aka The Urkel Show) and Step By Step (aka "Lets do a 90's version of The Brady Bunch").
0:00 The video abruptly starts with Carl in a dress. Dear god, how am I going to make it.
2:00 About 2 minutes in when we get our first Woooooooo from the canned laugh track.
2:45 Eddie just had his friend call him a virgin, I don't remember this show being that edgy. No, I don't think that's very edgy, just more edgy than I remember...
4:15 We have Urkel!
5:48 The Winslows have a big ugly fish plate in their kitchen. Who the hell designs these sets?
7:01 Urkel just mistook Mrs. Winslow kissing Carl in drag for her becoming a lesbian. Wow!
10:30 Commercial: "The kids really like their Radio Shack electronic games" Oh, lord.
11:52 Ooo! Ben, is going to pump up the volume this Saturday on Growing Pains.
12:30 Urkel doing his best to avoid sex. Steve Urkel, the spokesperson for abstinence.
13:30 Ugh! Urkel in all leather.
14:30 Crap, Family Matters just practically made the same joke I'd write 5 years later. I feel so depressed.
18:00 What the hell is that big ugly red thing in the back of their living room.
19:05 Oh, generic sad music score. I'm gonna shed some synthesized tears.
20:20 Eddie is sportin' some nice orange pants
21:05 Family Matters just ended (sans credits). I'm 25% done. I might just make it.
22:53 Larry and Balki just alerted me to the horror that Step by Step is next. Maybe I won't make it.
23:48 Oh yeah, it's an ad for Hammerman, the MC Hammer cartoon!
25:11 It's Patrick Duffy, Scuzzlebutt's left leg.
26:32 The family is debating whether or not to get an answering machine. What the hell years was this made? 1984?
27:55 Everyone sing along now, "Step By Step, Day By Day, A fresh start.. uh... la la da ghh"
29:00 This K-mart ad makes me glad they lost the big box wars.
29:33 Another K-mart ad, c'mon.
30:06 Cody... oh god no. The inspiration for the turtle in Nemo.
31:13 Wow, this guy must of went to the Keanu Reeves acting school.
33:42 The daughter is a slut. Comedy gold!
34:13 Duffy just said he met with Kramer. That must of been the worse episode of Seinfeld ever.
35:01 A Milli-Vanila reference. I guess that must have been actually relavent in 1991.
37:05 The answering machine deletes message on it's own. Where did they buy it? I'd like one of those. 38:34 This guy has a Discman for a chest. Dear god.
39:01 "Mommy wow! I'm a big kid now!" Love that song!
41:01 Patrick Duffy almost died. Yeah I said almost. Maybe nest time.
51:00 Madnadoodle will let me doodle and undoodle.