Family Matters It's Beginning to Look Alot Like Urkel
Information technology's Outset to Wait a Lot Similar Urkel is the tenth episode of the fourth flavor in this goggle box sitcom on Family Matters, which was aired from ABC on December 11, 1992. It was directed by John Tracy and written by David W. Duclon and Gary Menteer.
Contents
- 1 Synopsis
- 2 Plot
- 3 Cast
- 3.1 Main
- 3.2 Guest
- four Gallery
- five Trivia
- 6 Quotes
Synopsis
While Christmas shopping, Laura really snaps at Urkel for accidentally breaking an expensive crystal ornamentation, which she had intended to give Harriette as a Christmas gift. She fumes that she wishes he could simply see what it's like to be her, so peradventure he'd understand. So, Laura's guardian angel, Tyrone (T. Thousand. Carter) grants her wish and Urkel becomes Steve Winslow (in the alternate reality version). All the same in that location'due south a take hold of to her wish: she must walk a mile in his shoes as Laura Urkel and then she'll find out what's it like to have her feelings hurt and teach her a lesson.
Plot
At the Winslows, Urkel tries his new invention in giving their tree false snow. Information technology blows up in Carl's face, much to his dismay.
While taking a break in handing out gifts to orphan kids, Laura buys an expensive Christmas ornamentation she put on layaway as her Christmas gift to her female parent, Harriette. Urkel shows up in his car to accept her domicile. Laura asks him to get out considering she had already called Eddie to come choice her up. Steve wouldn't take any of it and reminds her it'southward freezing. He takes her bag and in the procedure he accidentally breaks the expensive ornament. Realizing what he had done, he tries to apologize to her. Only before Urkel could utter an apology, Laura is real infuriated with him for breaking her female parent'southward Christmas gift. She tells him to get lost and wishes that he finds out what'south it like to exist her. A disheartened Steve leaves and Laura goes back to sitting down on the bench freezing and waiting for Eddie to option her up. Minutes afterward, Laura's guardian affections, Tyrone P. "Ty" Jackson shows upwards in front of her. He stops the time all together which prevents the people from moving with his handy angel remote. Laura's real impressed with that, only Ty's not in that location for chit-chat and tells her that he's here to grant her wish. He changes the TV screen to her family'southward house and that they're watching the Angel Dissemination Channel (ABC). Tyrone tells Laura if he can successfully convince her to modify her means and wish, he'll be able to get his angel wings.
In the alternate reality globe, Eddie begs his father for extra greenbacks to finish off his Christmas shopping only Carl refuses and keeps his money. Then he tells him that he should exist more similar his younger blood brother, Steve, because he manages his money better than Eddie, never asked them for a penny and finished his Christmas shopping weeks ago. Steve comes downwardly the stairs as the Winslow's second child and tells both his father and Eddie that he's heading down the mall to help the cheerleading squad hand out toys for orphaned kids. Carl is impressed and admires him considering he is charming, responsible, handsome, popular. He tells a jealous Eddie that Steve has all qualities of existence a perfect son that Eddie himself lacks in spite of his popularity, being also narcissistic, irresponsible and childish.
Not taking whatsoever find of this, Laura is upset to think Steve is her brother. However, Tyrone corrects her that he is Eddie'southward brother in this alternate universe. Tyrone proceeds to remind her that she wishes that Steve could detect out what it'south similar to be her. He mentions to Laura that there'due south a catch in her wish and she'll detect out what's it like to be an Urkel. Sure plenty, Laura Urkel shows up and she's trying to impress Steve, who's clearly embarrassed by her. She speaks in her mousy voice and wishes them a Merry Christmas. In the reality world, Laura is shocked and embarrassed past Tyrone'due south actions.
Minutes later, she recovers from her daze and asks if that "horrible-looking person" is her. Ty says yep and tells her that in this AU she's the Winslow family'southward annoying next door neighbor, Laura Urkel. He smiles at the idea and she's horrified by it. She tells him that she looks like a full geek and that he should turn it off now. Tyrone refuses Laura'southward asking and tells her that she needs to experience the emotions that Urkel goes through when she yells at him. He clicks his remote and transports her into Laura Urkel's body confronting her wishes.
She says hullo to Carl and Eddie and asks Steve for a osculation after calling him a stud-muffin. He refuses and tells her to get lost. Laura refuses to exit, telling him that she'll win him over soon. Seconds afterward, Harriette shows up with a gingerbread house that she made for two whole days. Laura wants to be the outset to lick the chimney, but Steve tells her to be conscientious with it equally it's a work of art. She tells him that information technology'due south a "work of Harriette"; she laughs and snorts. Harriette is insulted by her comment and tells her to go home.
Laura tells her that she can't right at present. Carl asks her why not and she explains that she was kicked out of the Urkel home considering of her new invention. Laura had invented an Automated Poultry Stuffer with intent to aid alleviate the stress of cooking Christmas dinner there. Unfortunately her mother, Mrs. Urkel was mistaken for a Christmas Goose by the dysfunctional motorcar that lead to Dr. Urkel kicking Laura out. She accidentally wrecks Harriette'south gingerbread house past having the Winslow men autumn on it. She asks "Did I do that?" Harriette is upset, tells her yeah and she'll exercise 'this'. She tries to chase Laura, but Carl and Eddie restrains her. Afterwards on, Steve was however angry at her for wrecking Harriette'south hard piece of work on the gingerbread firm. Using the same words Laura used on him in the existent world, Steve tells her to get out of his life because of what she did to his mother's hard work on the gingerbread firm and tells her that he never wants to come across her over again. He points out that he wishes that Laura went 1 twenty-four hour period being in his shoes, then she would understand how he felt. She dejectedly leaves and he slams the door in her face, causing snow to fall on her hurt face.
Immediately, Tyrone uses his remote and brings Laura dorsum to where they were watching the alternate universe. She tells him it was an emotional trip because she acted and looked like a nerd. Still, she admitted that she had feelings like anyone else. She loved Steve with all her heart, only he hated her and information technology felt awful to endure the feelings. She tells him she wishes to exist nicer to Urkel and that she never wants to yell at him similar that again. Ty tells her that was the wish he was really hither to grant and is relieved that he's finally getting his wings. He gives Laura a 2nd chance, and before leaving he asks her to continue an eye out for the offset lighted star. She makes good on information technology when Urkel breaks the expensive ornamentation. Instead of yelling at Steve, she tells him non to worry about it and that the important thing is that he'southward okay. He takes her home and asks him to spend Christmas with her family unit.
During the ending credits, Carl fumes about the star not lighting up as Steve walks into the living room with Laura. He tells her that he was expecting her to be mad at him for what happened to her mother'due south Christmas gift, not be squeamish to him. He asks her if she'southward suffering from a nervous breakdown or that her feelings towards him had inverse. Laura mentions that she doesn't desire to tell him what really happened to her, only tells him that information technology made her grow up. Richie tells them the star on the tree has been lit. They walk out and merely Laura realizes that Tyrone has received his wings. Steve asks her who she's talking to and when she tells him, he concludes that she is suffering from a nervous breakdown.
The ending sequence shows the Winslow business firm converted into a Christmas card which opens that says "Family Matters wishes you and yours a happy vacation season".
Cast
Chief
- Reginald VelJohnson as Carl Winslow
- Jo Marie Payton as Harriette Winslow
- Rosetta LeNoire as Estelle Winslow
- Darius McCrary as Eddie Winslow
- Kellie Shanygne Williams as Laura Winslow / Laura Urkel
- Jaimee Foxworth equally Judy Winslow
- Bryton James as Richie Crawford (credited equally Bryton McClure)
- Jaleel White every bit Steve Urkel / Steve Winslow
- Telma Hopkins as Rachel Crawford
- Shawn Harrison every bit Waldo Geraldo Faldo (credit only)
Invitee
- T.K. Crater as Tyrone "Ty"
- Mary Deese equally Disgruntled Rider
Gallery
Trivia
- The episode takes its name from the song "It's Outset to Look a Lot Like Christmas".
- Laura is the first Winslow to experience what life is like as Steve Urkel. Carl would afterwards follow in "To Exist or Not to Be (Part 1)" and "To Exist or Not to Be (Office 2)" as Nerd Carl. Like Laura, he experienced what life was like equally Urkel. Eddie would follow arrange in "What Do You Know?", when he sees what life is like as Eddie Urkel.
- The alternate universe Steve Winslow in this episode is the early prototype for Stefan Urquelle, as Jaleel White uses his existent vocalisation for the first fourth dimension in the series. Even so, as he delivers more lines as Steve Winslow, he reverts a little to Steve Urkel's nasally voice, blending the two singled-out voices.
- This episode marks the concluding time Laura tells Urkel that she would like him to go out her life. For the rest of the series, Laura no longer severely admonishes Urkel and forgives him for his actions.
- Harriette's line of asking Carl if his gun is upstairs so she can shoot Laura Urkel is removed in certain airings of this episode.
- Harriette and Carl take their personalities switched in the alternate world when it came to Laura Urkel. The former shows fiddling patience for her antics while the latter is more accepting of Laura. Laura calls Harriette "big gal" akin to Urkel calling Carl "large guy."
Quotes
- Laura: Hey, that's my firm.
- Ty: Yep, we're watching ABC... the Angel Dissemination Channel.
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