Episode
Family Matters: Pound Foolish
Overview
Donna Summer reprises her role as Urkel's Aunt Oona from Altoona, who has put on weight but anticipates taking it off in her nephew's new-fangled fat-compression chamber.
Details
- Series
- Family Matters
- Season
- Season 8
- Episode
- Episode 22
- Air date
- 1997-04-25
- Runtime
- 22 min
Episode context
Pound Foolish is Episode 22 in Season 8 of Family Matters. It aired on 1997-04-25. The runtime is 22 min.
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Episode 21: Flirting with Disaster
Eddie is most definitely flirting with disaster when he tries to date a woman much older than him. Meanwhile, Steve is causing Carl's homeowner insurance to skyrocket.
Episode 23: The Brother Who Came to Dinner
Carl learns his wayward brother Frank is in trouble with the law.
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Episode 20: Odd Man In
Harriette fills a spot at Carl's poker table while Steve does work for Eddie at a ballpark.
Episode 24: A Pirate's Life for Me
Steve's time machine sends him and Carl back to a pirate ship.
Episode 19: What Do You Know?
Eddie's plan misfires when he transforms into Urkel to compete on a game show.
Episode 18: Le Jour d'amour
Urkel narrates romantic vignettes featuring the Winslows and friends.
Episode 17: Beauty and the Beast
Myrtle Urkel is back, and this time, she sabotages a beauty pageant so she can win.
Episode 16: Father Time
Urkel invents a time machine, and he and Carl travel back to the 70s, where Carl takes advantage and changes the future to become a billionaire.
Episode 15: Love Triangles
Best friends Laura and Maxine are attracted to the same guy.
Episode 14: Revenge of the Nerd
Laura plans to join a sorority and learns Steve is their favorite target.
Episode 13: It Came upon a Midnight Clear
Laura finally gives Curtis the old heave-ho now that Stefan is back to stay. Meanwhile, Carl and Steve get lost in the woods looking for a Christmas tree.
Episode 12: The Jury
Steve and Carl are called in on jury duty, and Steve proves without a shadow of a doubt that the accussed is innocent while everyone else thinks he is guilty.