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Airs Next: CBS at Friday 8:00 PM (30 min.)
Status: Ended    Premiered: September 20, 1991    Last Aired: June 26, 1998
Show Category: Comedy
Step by Step
Two appealing stars, winsome kids, and a can't miss time slot in the middle of ABC's hit Friday lineup was more important than plot in the early success of this standard issue family sitcom. Frank (Patrick Duffy of Dallas ) is a freewheeling, divorced contractor who impetuously marries widowed beautician Carol (Suzanne Somers of Three's Company ) when they meet during separate vacations in...
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Last episode: Movin' On Up
When confronted with an offer to buy their home, the prospect of moving to a new house excites everyone in the family but Lilly.
Aired: Friday June 26, 1998
159. We're in the Money Jun 19, 1998 0 Reviews 6.91
158. The Understudy Jun 12, 1998 0 Reviews 7.84
157. And Justice for Some Jun 5, 1998 0 Reviews 7.40
156. The Half Monty Feb 27, 1998 0 Reviews 7.25

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Cast

 
Suzanne Somers - Carol Foster Lambert
Patrick Duffy - Frank Lambert
Peggy Rea - Ivy Baker (Season 1)
Staci Keanan - Dana Foster
Brandon Call - John Thomas "J.T." Lambert
Christine Lakin - Alicia 'Al' Lambert (photos)
Josh Byrne - Brendan Lambert (Season 1 - Season 6)
Angela Watson - Karen Foster
Christopher Castile - Mark Foster
Sasha Mitchell - Cody Lambert (Season 1 - Season 5)
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Community Reviews (36)

 
8.0
Great
"Underappreciated"
Who doesn't love this show?
Continue » Posted Apr 20, 2008 1:35 pm PST
9.0
Superb
"A decent show"
It is about a guy named Frank and a girl named Carol who gets married. Frank has three kids, J.T, Al and Brendan. Carol has three kids Dana, Karen and Mark. Each set of kids are total opposites then the other set of kids.
Continue » Posted Sep 15, 2007 6:44 pm PST
10.0
Perfect
"Bring it back!"
Much better than Full House!
Continue » Posted Sep 4, 2007 5:58 pm PST
10.0
Perfect
"Personal favorite"
The show is really good.
Continue » Posted Apr 22, 2007 3:38 pm PST
8.3
Great
"Nobody knows I watch this"
Step by Step is show where two separate families join in marriage after a couple meet in Jamaica for a vacation. The show is set in Port Washington, Wisconsin. The father has two boys and a girl, and the mother has two girls and a boy.
Continue » Posted Mar 28, 2007 11:06 am PST
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Show Vital Stats

 
Show: Step by Step
Popularity Rank: 394 of 17,420
Ratings Rank: 1,390 of 17,420  ( 2)
Show Reviews: 36
People Tracking: 619
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8.3 Great 889 votes
Rating Statistics:
great: 277 (31.4%)
perfect: 224 (25.4%)
superb: 151 (17.1%)
good: 137 (15.5%)
Other: 94 (10.7%)
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