about something is cool. that s not really our logo is it? it looks like a guy sucking a m m [ bleep ]. and he has another [ bleep ] later. it s pied piper. the sitcom had a large part in pushing geek culture to the forefront. hi, mr. winslow. i m steve urkal. family matters was set in chicago. it was about the winslow family. hello, ladies. i thought we would do our homework together. uh-oh. i m out of here. they had an annoying neighbor, steve urkal. i was supposed to be a day player. they give me his glasses.
like a snack dick. richard: no, it s pied piper. put them on. patrick gomez: but that was not the case ah decades ago, and i think the sitcom had a large part in pushing geek culture to the forefront. urkel: hi mr. winslow, i m steve urkel. aramide tinubu: family matters was set in chicago and it was about the winslow family. carl: hello ladies, i thought we d all do our homework together. laura: uh oh. dad s paying bills, i m outta here! judy: me too. aramide tinubu: and they have this really annoying neighbor, steve urkel. jaleel: when i went to audition for steve urkel, i was just supposed to be a day player. that s it. jaleel: i brought the glasses, it belonged to my father. i got this little pea head when he gave me his glasses, they just kind of wobbled on my face. steve: i hear you can t get a date for the dance, so you want to go with me? girl: she d rather eat worms. urkel: okay, some other time then.
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