Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0012569768833
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, Subtitled, NTSC
Label: Warner Home Video
Manufacturer: Warner Home Video
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Warner Home Video
Region Code: 1
Release Date: June 27, 2006
Running Time: 138 minutes
Sales Rank: 26973
Studio: Warner Home Video
Theatrical Release Date: September 20, 1991
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Description:
How do you deal with it when your single parent goes on vacation and comes back married? Well, you deal with it step by step! When two single-parent families join to form one big bunch, there's a lot of adjustment and a lot of laughter. Join the Lamberts and the Fosters as they struggle through the ups and downs of eight very different personalities living under one roof as a new family.
Customer Reviews
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Rating:  - Best Comedy ever
I really like this comedy and hope DVDs will released soon, especially of season 5, 6, 7. I really enjoyed the few episodes on this DVD. I think the cast is the best ever, Especially Dana who is really smart, direct, firm and takes control of her life.
Rating:  - We want the whole enchilada
The DVD's got some good shows in it... but it's too little for us, fans of the show. Let's get the whole series on DVD now!!!
Rating:  - if blondes are supposed to have more fun then why are they always spoiling it for others
This is an incredibly annoying, patronizing and downright foolish television sitcom that just perpetuated 90's stereotypes. But before I get to all that, lemme just say that Suzanne Somers was hugely miscast. She doesn't look like a mom, or sound like a mom. And she isn't even funny or cute. There's nothing I hate more than watching an aging celebrity who's 2 days older than God try to look and act young. Because it comes off as just phony and so insincere. And by playing these little games, Suzanne Somers winds up looking even older (picture Grandmama Adams, but not nearly as charismatic or attractive.)
I'm a huge fan of The Brady Bunch because it was the perfect blend of family drama, theatrics and even a little bit of comedy. But there can only be one Brady Bunch. "Step By Step" fails because it does not have an identity of its own. Instead it attempts to glom onto this classic series that is famous the world over.
Don't get me wrong, I watch "Step By Step." Because it's still better than the hodgepodge of gar-bagé on broadcast network TV. And even with a thousand channels there still isn't much to choose from (I can either be bored to tears watching that dumbass new Brit host on QVC, the 700 Club- YUCK, or this.) So, I suppose "Step By Step" is the best alternative to an already lousy situation.
All of the shows were incredibly incendiary and totally unrealistic. The kids all spoke in this tv-land, android-ish staccato-sounding voice. I used to think ... Read More
Rating: - trip down memory lane
this has a good mix of old and new episodes on it for people who are not looking for the full season, but still want to remember the good ol days when TGIF was on.
Rating: - Step by Step
Mayby one of the best sitcoms and family shows ever
Excelent release support this to get the season .
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