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Step by Step :: Feeling Forty (03x20)

 
Episode Information
 
Title: Feeling Forty
Episode #: 03x20
Production Number: 455471
Original Airdate: Friday March 25th, 1994
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NZ (TVNZ) Jul 16, 1995
Episode Crew
Director: Richard Correll
Writer: R.J. Colleary
 
Episode Summary
 
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Carol's mid-life crisis hits with bang when she realizes she's no longer a size 6. Spurring her to begin a diet and soon taking diet pills in an attempt to lose weight. It soon becomes apparent that Carol's diet is getting seriously out of control as her energy levels are now through the roof.

Meanwhile, a history report on Abe Lincoln leaves Al in need of information on the the former President. Insert Cody, who manages to get the dead president to come for a visit, though only he can see him.
 
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Guest Stars
 
Guest Stars
Suanne SpokeplayedMadame SonyaRecurring (second appearance)
Diana BellamyplayedSaleswoman 
Larry Hankinplayed(Abraham) Abe Lincoln 
Co-Guest Stars
David SehresplayedHusband #1 
David St. JamesplayedDr. Weltman 
 
Main Cast
 
Patrick Duffy (1)playedFrank Lambert
Suzanne SomersplayedCarol Foster Lambert
Staci KeananplayedDana Foster
Brandon CallplayedJT Lambert
Angela WatsonplayedKaren Foster
Christine LakinplayedAlicia "Al" Lambert
Christopher CastileplayedMark Foster
Josh ByrneplayedBrenden Lambert
Sasha Mitchell (1)playedCody Lambert
 
Episode Notes
 
Madame Sonya in her first appearance only sold keys as a sideline but in this episode she also sells frozen yogurt.
 
End Credits (deleted during syndication): The family celebrates Carol's birthday with a small party, Cody gives her a birthday card signed by Abraham Lincoln.
 
 
Episode Quotes
 
Dana: (about Cody) Cody, somewhere a family of potato's is searching for their lost son.
Cody: No way, the potato family lost their son? That's so sad.
 
Dana: I'm living on the set of Hee Haw.
 
Cody: Man, I love this place. Supernatural yet like home. Madame Sonia this is my cousin...
Madame Sonia: Don't tell me, you're name is...Trudy.
Al: It's Al
Madame Sonia: Ah ha, but your parents thought about naming you Trudy, you did not know that did you?
Cody: Dude is she good or what?
 
Cody: Mr. President, now what was your greatest disappointment of the 20th century?
Abraham Lincoln: Cancellation of the Facts of Life, Tootie was a riot.
 
(Frank leaves after encountering Carol during a workout)
Frank: I'm going for a walk, be back in about a month.
 
Abraham Lincoln: So let me ask you a question. Does it tick you off that they keep raising income taxes?
Cody: I don't mind paying my fair share.
Abraham Lincoln: See I don't get it. FDR taxes everybody like crazy, they call him a hero. I free the slaves, I get shot in the head.
 
 
Episode Goofs
 
In the opening scene Brendan is drinking chocolate syrup and claims to have already drank the milk before so could make chocolate milk (in his belly). Though it must have been quite a while before that cause there was no milk present. And Dana (who was studying in the kitchen) had apparently not seen him drink it cause she didn't remember it.
 
 
Cultural References
 
FDR Franklin Delano Roosevelt The former 4 term president was referenced by Abe himself when complaining about his and FDR's legacy. The 32nd President of the United States, he served from March 4, 1933 – April 12, 1945.
 
Facts of Life The 1979-1988 NBC series was referenced by Abe Lincoln as his greatest disappointment of the 20th Century. It's cancellation that is.
 
 
Other Episode Crew
 
CreatorWilliam S. Bickley  |  Michael Warren (2)
DeveloperRobert L. Boyett  |  Thomas L. Miller (3)
Executive ProducerRobert L. Boyett  |  Michael Warren (2)  |  William S. Bickley  |  Thomas L. Miller (3)  |  Ross Brown
Co-Executive ProducerHoward Adler  |  Robert Griffard  |  Bob Rosenbarb
ProducerRonny Hallin  |  Julia Newton
Co-ProducerKaren Kirchner
EditorRobert Souders
CastingTheodore S. Hann
Unit Production ManagerStewart Lyons
First Assistant DirectorDon Martin Nielsen
Second Assistant DirectorJill Frank
MusicSteven Chesne  |  Gary Boren
Music EditorMerelyn Davis
Music SupervisorGregory Sill (1)
HairstylistRachel Dowling
Make-upJoe Hailey
Set DecoratorBonnie Dermer-brockliss
Property MasterPaul Iannizzotto
Re-Recording MixerRick Himot  |  Charlie McDaniel, III (2)
On-Line EditorBill Breshears
Director of PhotographyTony Askins
Story EditorRich Halke
Art DirectorTommy Goetz
Coordinating ProducerStewart Lyons
Sound EditorRon Garrard
Sound MixerWalter Baker
Executive Story EditorBrian Bird  |  John Wierick  |  Maria A. Brown (1)
Main Title ThemeBennett Salvay  |  Jesse Frederick
Main Title Theme Written/performedTeresa James  |  Jesse Frederick
Executive In Charge Of CastingBarbara Miller (1)
Women's CostumerLyn Paolo
ContinuityPatti Passarelli
Men's CostumerBob Squire
Technical AssistantErik Emi
 
 
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