Family Matters - Season 3

Season 3
Episodes

Boom!
Steve steals an orangutan from a science lab; Carl steps on a treadmill booby-trapped with a bomb.

Brain Over Brawn
Steve challenges another student to a rope-climbing competition to impress Laura

The Show Must Go On
Steve looks forward to kissing Laura when they act as Romeo and Juliet in the school play.

Words Hurt
Steve visits a hypnotherapist who takes him on a journey through his subconscious mind.

Daddy's Little Girl
Laura's behavior suddenly changes when she meets Carl's new partner; surf's up for Steve.

Citizen's Court
Steve acts as his own lawyer when he sues Carl over the death of a pet beetle.

Robo-Nerd (1)
Steve builds a robot that looks and talks and chases after Laura--just like him.

Making the Team
Steve tries out for the basketball team; Laura is ignored by the other cheerleaders on the squad.

Born to Be Mild
Steve goes undercover to help Carl catch the gang members who wrecked Rachel's restaurant and beat up Eddie.

The Love God
Rachel makes drastic changes in her life when she meets a charming stranger; Carl goes under cover as a woman.

Old and Alone
Laura dreams about the future after telling Steve to get out of her life.

A Pair of Ladies
Steve looks for revenge after he is set up by Carl's boss in a poker game; Harriette helps out at the restaurant.

Choir Trouble
When Rachel becomes the new church choir director, Steve sings off-key and the choir rebels

A Test of Friendship
Steve reluctantly agrees to help Eddie cheat on a chemistry test.

Jailhouse Blues
Eddie and Steve land in jail when Eddie's smooth-talking cousin Clarence "borrows" a car.

Brown Bombshell
Steve's prison pen pal mistakes Carl for Steve when she comes for a visit; Eddie learns about family history.

Food, Lies and Videotape
Steve takes a cooking class that leaves everyone rolling in the dough; Carl's new video camera gets crushed.

My Broken-Hearted Valentine
Lonely and depressed after breaking up with Ted, Laura grants Urkel a few bittersweet hours of bliss as her valentine; Gwendolyn charms Richie with "yucky goo-goo stuff"; and Harriette and Carl search for admirable qualities in each other.

Woman of the People
Laura runs for student council president with Steve's help; Harriette becomes the neighborhood watch person.

Love and Kisses
Steve hires singer Johnny Gill to serenade Laura; Carl and Harriette take a second honeymoon.

Stop, in the Name of Love
Steve's plan to boost Waldo's confidence backfires when Waldo asks Laura for a date.

The Urkel Who Came to Dinner
Steve succeeds in alienating the entire family when he becomes a guest in the Winslow home.

Robo-Nerd (2)
Urkel's robot double fights crime; a new shampoo changes the women.

Dudes
Steve, Waldo, and Eddie appear on a television dating show; Carl's birthday attracts little attention from the family.

Farewell, My Laura
A short story comes to life when Steve writes about Johnny Danger and a plot to silence Laura's aunt before she talks.
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