I watched this show every Sunday night when I was a young mom. Now I’m a grandmother and still love this show. I’m so grateful to the person who uploaded all of these wonderful episodes.
Wished it had gone for at least 2 more seasons, but Shannen Doherty made her signature big break as bad girl Brenda Walsh on "90210" and later Prue on "Charmed" and as they say the rest is history!!!
I can't thank you enough for posting this show. I used to watch it with my parents every Sunday when I was about 8 (not to mention whenever it was in syndication). Such a great show, with so many episodes and scenes that I remember. Like everybody else I wish it had gone on longer. Thanks again!
I use to love wathcing this show as a kid. I was about 7 when it first came on the air. I'm actually surprised to learn it had only two seasons, I swore it was on longer, but that might have been my young mind.
I wish the series had continued more years, we would have heard Chad Allen's voice start changing. For those of u that haven't seen him on My Two Dads, his voice had changed. 😊
On "My Two Dads",he just turned 14 and starting high school. His voice was going through puberty, etc!! That "David Witherspoon" ship has sailed by then!!!
This was the first role I saw Joe regalbuto in. I will always associate it with him the most. For those of u that never saw Murphy brown, watch it. He plays Frank on there. One of my favorite sitcoms.
Same here, but I saw him on the show for the first time - Norman Turtle the FBI agent who built the bike. And then the 1986 movie Those two were the first ones for me to locate Regalbuto prior to this episode 🤗😉
I’ve learned to cope with what happens in the last episode, so I deleted a few of my now-thought-to-be excess comments that “whine about it.” I left a few that are either the oldest ones, carry a funny joke or got an interesting yet helpful response which is true about one. Like I should have said quite some time ago, thank you for uploading all these!👍
I always randomly remember this opening, the faces fading to the house during it, and Wilford Brimley. Watched when was a kid, though don't remember anything else specific to it, just those three things' decades later still pop in my head, lol
It isnt even available on Netflix, I am glad i found it here. I watched it during its original run. Sunday nights were special for me. this was a true family oriented show that deserved to be on way beyond just 2 seasons.
3:48 Good point, and that's why many people, including myself, find it odd that Josh Phillips was a playmate of Maddie Clifton's. However, just welcoming someone to a neighborhood is very different.
I don’t know if you’d call this an irony or just a coincidence, but I saw a comment on the earthquake episode once, and I don’t know if it’s still there or not, asking about the episode with Molly stealing.
Thank you! Happy New Year! He’s home, but not exactly better. We’re just trying to get by until the doctor he needs to see gets back into the country. Thank you so much for the concern!
I don’t think Jessie’s plan was really to “let Molly choose her own punishment.” Certainly she would have to approve of whatever she came up with. (Being like the FDA.) But I have heard of certain situations in which the parent, guardian or whatever just does this as an experiment, trusting the kid’s judgment because they know the remorse is real.
Hi there, I'm looking for an episode where grandpa walks in on David (Chad Allen) dancing to a Depeche Mode song. Do you happen to know which one it is? Thanks in advance
A few things on the last episode: 1. Okay, so Gus' girlfriend decides to take care of her mother. Why couldn't she just tell him that? She thought it was better to just break things off with no reason . . . when there was a perfectly legitimate reason to give him? What kind of an adult acts that way? 2. Sorry - you steal from someone, then you return it; you may find the shopowner to be understanding. They might let you go without punishment. But they ain't gonna hug you after a two second conversation. 3. Isn't the girl David is gaga over the same one who screwed him over once before - when she took his penny and put it on the railroad track? Why would he think things would be different this time? 4. The writers got lazy with that ending. In the first season, after David goes through hell to get the dent on Gus' car repaired, Gus says "hmm, that car's had a dent on the side for the last two years!". They do the same thing in this ep - with the same amount of years - with Joe and the caboose in this ep. So the whole Joe subplot was just a refashioning of the previous David subplot. Maybe it was for the best that the show ended. These last episodes showed all the signs of a show that was heading in the wrong direction. At least we never got to see the show be awful.
Doesn't matter, because Molly ain't gonna steal in the first place, that's just as unrealistic. Everyone has faults, but Molly's just didn't include stealing, she didn't have a sticky-fingered bone in her body. This whole last episode was a mistake. What were the makers thinking with that one, did they run out of good ideas? Because that's when you should stop creating ideas. If they couldn't come up with anything better, they made one episode too many. And she and Bertha had a treasured friendship, Bertha would not have done the same thing first just to hook up with those jerks, leaving Molly torn between her treasured friendship with Bertha and Kris' treasured job. In real life, the real-life Bertha would have quit the stupid club the minute those b****es told Molly she had to steel the jewelry box from her sister's store. Better yet, like I said, she wouldn't have considered that pathetic club to be worth stealing for when she had a real friend. A real friend doesn't force you to do such things for your friendship. I almost want to blame THEM, but that's ducking accountability. Really, that last episode is such a bulls**t one.
@@ScottNapolitan I can forgive the contrivance of Molly's out of character stealing, because kids - even the good ones - can do something stupid when faced with peer pressure, and, let's face it, she'd seen her older brother and sister (also good kids) do some fairly reckless things, so her sibling role models showed her that even good kids can do dumb things as a part of growing up. But you hit the nail on the head when you bring up Molly's relationship with Bertha. (1) Molly stole, bc she'd seen her best friend had done it and gotten away with it, and she wanted to be with her in that club. So there's a little bit of motive for Molly to do it. But Bertha? Why did that sweet little kid steal, she already had a best friend and didn't need to! I realize everyone wants to be cool, but, to me, it's a farther stretch that Bertha stole under the circumstances than Molly. (2) Those two were joined at the hip. They did everything together. So now, suddenly, Bertha, who's been nothing but the sweetest kid and best friend to Molly, is hanging out with these other girls, joining their club, stealing stuff - Molly is totally unaware of it? You'd think Bertha would have said "hey, you know those girls X, Y, and Z? well, they have a club and they asked me to join. we should join it together" - or something. In fact, that probably would have been a more realistic approach to the whole thing: the two girls want to join this cool club, they're both faced with having to steal, and they have to figure out if they're going to do it. But, to have Bertha join a club that would forbid her to hang out with her best friend, and she goes ahead and joins anyway? Nah. I think we have applied more analysis to this episode than scholars have to Shakespeare and The Bible. 😄
@@tomflorio3639 Yeah, another good point. And because it's acting and not real life, the creators aren't always going to bother to keep the acting true. In other words, the same as what would be in reality. And I think you're right about how someone like Bertha would never have sacrificed her friendship with Molly just to be in some club that required its members to steal, on top of that telling them what it had to be and from where, AND trying to dictate who their members could or couldn't be friends with outside the club, even if they were pre-existing. That was a cult, not a club, And therefore if she realistically hadn't done so, Molly wouldn't have been inclined nor under pressure to do it, too. And plus, while I know nobody is perfect, I always still had Molly on a pedestal, not for perfection, but as someone who was above shoplifting. And at the same time you're right, Kris and David have done their share of foolish things, most likely from peer pressure, too. I suppose this would have been easier for me to handle if A, the original source of the mistake was more realistic, and B, the mistake was less serious. IDK.🤷♂😀
Plus, you have a point about only two seconds into the conversation. It may have just been a TV time saver, but it would in reality take a longer time to tell the entire story of what was behind it, the one that may just appeal to one’s sense of understanding and compassion. I personally think hearing the story as the owner, I would have understood, not condoned of course, just understood. And by the way, she was still nothing like that recurring 7 eleven thief in that video that went viral last August, nor the cameraman who was encouraging it, you know this guy was just taking a bunch of things off the shelf, making a mess on the floor, didn't care who knew about it, had no shame, just a self-entitled attitude, basically telling the employees, "F*** you, I'm taking what I want out of here without paying and you can't stop me." The cameraman was actually saying there was nothing they could do until the cops got there, and they proved him wrong on that! That was basically a way of jeering, because I think he knew the cops weren't being any help to them. As you know, the owner took matters into his own hands and resorted to beating him harshly with a wooden stick. And like I said, this wasn't just poor judgment, failing to think before you act, or as they say, to look before you leap, it was just pure indifference and self-entitlement, and on top of that, the guy was 42, an adult, and at that age people just naturally expect a person to be more mature and responsible. Sadly, that's not the case with everyone.😔
Plus, another thing, I don’t understand why “having/putting someone on a pedestal” is truly defined as thinking the person has no faults, but instead figuring someone not to possess a certain fault. For example there was an episode of Valerie that I watched as a kid unlike the very last one of Our House, in which Willie lets his friend Max talk him into taking the car out in spite of being underage and not having a license nor a permit, he hits another car, dents it and flees the scene, and when the cops come by the house Valerie thinks David is responsible for it. It’s not until the end that Willie gradually confesses to Valerie, and of course she’s very upset, not just about what he did, but letting her blame David for it, and even answering no when she asked him if he knew anything following it. The point is, into her rant, she tells him she always thought of him as an honest human being up until then. I think Valerie had had Willie on certain pedestal beforehand, not for perfection of course, but for someone who was above lying.
Okay, good episode, but a terrible last one. I never even knew Molly ever did something like this at all during the series, but if so, couldn't it have been an earlier episode so she could have at least had a clean slate when the series ended? (Okay, TBH, I had a bit of a crush on her when the show was airing.)
when my oldest daughter was in her senior year in 2001, she got a job at Boz hot dogs, and then telemarketing and then a gift shop. she did what she had to do and im very proud of her, she grad LUC with honors in communication.
For awhile, it was considered better to have an alarm system, except people who break in have a way of disabling them. The best thing of all to have is a dog.
I watched this show every Sunday night when I was a young mom. Now I’m a grandmother and still love this show. I’m so grateful to the person who uploaded all of these wonderful episodes.
It still breaks my heart that this show didn’t go longer really taught some good lessons I thought
Wished it had gone for at least 2 more seasons, but Shannen Doherty made her signature big break as bad girl Brenda Walsh on "90210" and later Prue on "Charmed" and as they say the rest is history!!!
The sax tune in the opening soundtrack 👍🏽, very 80's.
Thank you for posting all of these. It was a trip to go back and see them all again, all these years later.
I can't thank you enough for posting this show. I used to watch it with my parents every Sunday when I was about 8 (not to mention whenever it was in syndication). Such a great show, with so many episodes and scenes that I remember. Like everybody else I wish it had gone on longer. Thanks again!
I use to love wathcing this show as a kid. I was about 7 when it first came on the air. I'm actually surprised to learn it had only two seasons, I swore it was on longer, but that might have been my young mind.
Are you a 1978/1979 baby?
@@SnazzyDetritus 79 here
Very good series it deals with the normal issues of live. Give a very good example for daily living
I wish the series had continued more years, we would have heard Chad Allen's voice start changing. For those of u that haven't seen him on My Two Dads, his voice had changed. 😊
I agree this was a great show I and love it!
I had a big crush on him on Dr. Quinn later on--my only celebrity crush ever!
Brilliant series
On "My Two Dads",he just turned 14 and starting high school. His voice was going through puberty, etc!! That "David Witherspoon" ship has sailed by then!!!
Thank you very much for sharing these 2 seasons with us. I really enjoyed them!!
This was the first role I saw Joe regalbuto in. I will always associate it with him the most. For those of u that never saw Murphy brown, watch it. He plays Frank on there. One of my favorite sitcoms.
Same here, but I saw him on the show for the first time - Norman Turtle the FBI agent who built the bike. And then the 1986 movie Those two were the first ones for me to locate Regalbuto prior to this episode 🤗😉
I’ve learned to cope with what happens in the last episode, so I deleted a few of my now-thought-to-be excess comments that “whine about it.” I left a few that are either the oldest ones, carry a funny joke or got an interesting yet helpful response which is true about one.
Like I should have said quite some time ago, thank you for uploading all these!👍
I have been doing the same thing each time I watch the series again!
I always randomly remember this opening, the faces fading to the house during it, and Wilford Brimley. Watched when was a kid, though don't remember anything else specific to it, just those three things' decades later still pop in my head, lol
Got to actually meet Wilford Brimley, Shannen Doherty and Chad Allen!!! All at different times, but all still memorable!!!
TYVM for uploading the series. This show is verrry hard to find on underground websites to download.
Thankyou for uploading the 2 seasons of this show, it's a shame it did not go longer.
Thank you for posting all of this.
Thank you such for posting this series.
thank You again very much. This is the icing on the cake!
You’re welcome. I’m glad you have enjoyed getting to watch them again!
Thanks for sharing 😊!
Thanks for the final episodes! this is a great gift for the New Year))
I hope all is well with you and your health !! I wish you all the best again!
Thank you! Illness sucks, but a hospital bound kid the week of Christmas has been heartbreaking for him. I hope you have a Happy Holiday!
@@DeevaHogestyn I wish your son a speedy recovery!! I will believe in the best for everyone to be happy this New Yea)r
Yes, thank you!!!
1:23:12 Just remember not to try to slice any potatoes right now, Jessie.😂🤣
See 55:00, a little earlier in the episode in order to understand.
RIP Shannen Doherty gone to soon
Yes, I read about that via UA-cam, it happened only a few days ago.
I've tried to find Our House on dvd forever and cant ever find it.
Me too. I just don't understand why it's not available somewhere.
@@MrMultitool it really does suck it’s not out there. Hopefully these uploads have helped.
It’s just luck I have them this way. The DVD would be fantastic though.
It isnt even available on Netflix, I am glad i found it here. I watched it during its original run. Sunday nights were special for me. this was a true family oriented show that deserved to be on way beyond just 2 seasons.
Ty so much feel better
Thank you. I hope you have a Happy Holiday!
Thank You!!!!
3:48 Good point, and that's why many people, including myself, find it odd that Josh Phillips was a playmate of Maddie Clifton's.
However, just welcoming someone to a neighborhood is very different.
Welp, that was a very dark trail you pointed me down on a case of which I was previously unaware...
Loved this show the earthquake episode
I don’t know if you’d call this an irony or just a coincidence, but I saw a comment on the earthquake episode once, and I don’t know if it’s still there or not, asking about the episode with Molly stealing.
1:22:07 Yeah, there is a difference.
I really wanted to wish You a Happy New Year and I hope Your son is better
Thank you! Happy New Year! He’s home, but not exactly better. We’re just trying to get by until the doctor he needs to see gets back into the country. Thank you so much for the concern!
I don’t think Jessie’s plan was really to “let Molly choose her own punishment.” Certainly she would have to approve of whatever she came up with. (Being like the FDA.) But I have heard of certain situations in which the parent, guardian or whatever just does this as an experiment, trusting the kid’s judgment because they know the remorse is real.
Hi there, I'm looking for an episode where grandpa walks in on David (Chad Allen) dancing to a Depeche Mode song. Do you happen to know which one it is? Thanks in advance
Episode 22 is the crappy friends episode . JR screws over David, Bertha screws over Molly, Molly screws over Kris, Kaplan screws over Gus.
Yeah, kind of a sad ending for the series.
I miss Anne Haney. Her characters were always smarty, but she came off likeable.
Oh, yes, of course, I should have known that was her! I saw her in another episode.
That one with Molly expecting a letter from Mallory Keaton's (real life) kid brother.
stealing is never right. ever.
Yeah, both of these episodes cover that, maybe a coincidence, maybe not.🤷♂️
Yes I agree stealing is never right or okay ever 😢😮
I got it! Her evil twin Polly did it! (Sorry, I couldn't resist that one.)
Hey! How are you ?
How is your son's health? Is he recovering?
If I remember correctly, Angela pretended her name was Peggy, right? I remember watching a rerun in 1998 with fitting details.
5:56 Well, that answers my question.
Almost 200 likes!
A few things on the last episode:
1. Okay, so Gus' girlfriend decides to take care of her mother. Why couldn't she just tell him that? She thought it was better to just break things off with no reason . . . when there was a perfectly legitimate reason to give him? What kind of an adult acts that way?
2. Sorry - you steal from someone, then you return it; you may find the shopowner to be understanding. They might let you go without punishment. But they ain't gonna hug you after a two second conversation.
3. Isn't the girl David is gaga over the same one who screwed him over once before - when she took his penny and put it on the railroad track? Why would he think things would be different this time?
4. The writers got lazy with that ending. In the first season, after David goes through hell to get the dent on Gus' car repaired, Gus says "hmm, that car's had a dent on the side for the last two years!". They do the same thing in this ep - with the same amount of years - with Joe and the caboose in this ep. So the whole Joe subplot was just a refashioning of the previous David subplot.
Maybe it was for the best that the show ended. These last episodes showed all the signs of a show that was heading in the wrong direction. At least we never got to see the show be awful.
Doesn't matter, because Molly ain't gonna steal in the first place, that's just as unrealistic. Everyone has faults, but Molly's just didn't include stealing, she didn't have a sticky-fingered bone in her body. This whole last episode was a mistake. What were the makers thinking with that one, did they run out of good ideas? Because that's when you should stop creating ideas. If they couldn't come up with anything better, they made one episode too many. And she and Bertha had a treasured friendship, Bertha would not have done the same thing first just to hook up with those jerks, leaving Molly torn between her treasured friendship with Bertha and Kris' treasured job. In real life, the real-life Bertha would have quit the stupid club the minute those b****es told Molly she had to steel the jewelry box from her sister's store. Better yet, like I said, she wouldn't have considered that pathetic club to be worth stealing for when she had a real friend. A real friend doesn't force you to do such things for your friendship. I almost want to blame THEM, but that's ducking accountability.
Really, that last episode is such a bulls**t one.
@@ScottNapolitan I can forgive the contrivance of Molly's out of character stealing, because kids - even the good ones - can do something stupid when faced with peer pressure, and, let's face it, she'd seen her older brother and sister (also good kids) do some fairly reckless things, so her sibling role models showed her that even good kids can do dumb things as a part of growing up. But you hit the nail on the head when you bring up Molly's relationship with Bertha. (1) Molly stole, bc she'd seen her best friend had done it and gotten away with it, and she wanted to be with her in that club. So there's a little bit of motive for Molly to do it. But Bertha? Why did that sweet little kid steal, she already had a best friend and didn't need to! I realize everyone wants to be cool, but, to me, it's a farther stretch that Bertha stole under the circumstances than Molly. (2) Those two were joined at the hip. They did everything together. So now, suddenly, Bertha, who's been nothing but the sweetest kid and best friend to Molly, is hanging out with these other girls, joining their club, stealing stuff - Molly is totally unaware of it? You'd think Bertha would have said "hey, you know those girls X, Y, and Z? well, they have a club and they asked me to join. we should join it together" - or something. In fact, that probably would have been a more realistic approach to the whole thing: the two girls want to join this cool club, they're both faced with having to steal, and they have to figure out if they're going to do it. But, to have Bertha join a club that would forbid her to hang out with her best friend, and she goes ahead and joins anyway? Nah.
I think we have applied more analysis to this episode than scholars have to Shakespeare and The Bible. 😄
@@tomflorio3639 Yeah, another good point. And because it's acting and not real life, the creators aren't always going to bother to keep the acting true. In other words, the same as what would be in reality. And I think you're right about how someone like Bertha would never have sacrificed her friendship with Molly just to be in some club that required its members to steal, on top of that telling them what it had to be and from where, AND trying to dictate who their members could or couldn't be friends with outside the club, even if they were pre-existing. That was a cult, not a club, And therefore if she realistically hadn't done so, Molly wouldn't have been inclined nor under pressure to do it, too. And plus, while I know nobody is perfect, I always still had Molly on a pedestal, not for perfection, but as someone who was above shoplifting. And at the same time you're right, Kris and David have done their share of foolish things, most likely from peer pressure, too. I suppose this would have been easier for me to handle if A, the original source of the mistake was more realistic, and B, the mistake was less serious. IDK.🤷♂😀
Plus, you have a point about only two seconds into the conversation. It may have just been a TV time saver, but it would in reality take a longer time to tell the entire story of what was behind it, the one that may just appeal to one’s sense of understanding and compassion. I personally think hearing the story as the owner, I would have understood, not condoned of course, just understood.
And by the way, she was still nothing like that recurring 7 eleven thief in that video that went viral last August, nor the cameraman who was encouraging it, you know this guy was just taking a bunch of things off the shelf, making a mess on the floor, didn't care who knew about it, had no shame, just a self-entitled attitude, basically telling the employees, "F*** you, I'm taking what I want out of here without paying and you can't stop me." The cameraman was actually saying there was nothing they could do until the cops got there, and they proved him wrong on that! That was basically a way of jeering, because I think he knew the cops weren't being any help to them. As you know, the owner took matters into his own hands and resorted to beating him harshly with a wooden stick. And like I said, this wasn't just poor judgment, failing to think before you act, or as they say, to look before you leap, it was just pure indifference and self-entitlement, and on top of that, the guy was 42, an adult, and at that age people just naturally expect a person to be more mature and responsible. Sadly, that's not the case with everyone.😔
Plus, another thing, I don’t understand why “having/putting someone on a pedestal” is truly defined as thinking the person has no faults, but instead figuring someone not to possess a certain fault. For example there was an episode of Valerie that I watched as a kid unlike the very last one of Our House, in which Willie lets his friend Max talk him into taking the car out in spite of being underage and not having a license nor a permit, he hits another car, dents it and flees the scene, and when the cops come by the house Valerie thinks David is responsible for it. It’s not until the end that Willie gradually confesses to Valerie, and of course she’s very upset, not just about what he did, but letting her blame David for it, and even answering no when she asked him if he knew anything following it. The point is, into her rant, she tells him she always thought of him as an honest human being up until then. I think Valerie had had Willie on certain pedestal beforehand, not for perfection of course, but for someone who was above lying.
There was someone else that Our House but I see they're no longer on You Tube. I wonder why? Hope things are going okay with You.
I’m hanging in here. Been a rough few months, but hanging in here 😊
I don't know, but I do have these saved.
Okay, good episode, but a terrible last one. I never even knew Molly ever did something like this at all during the series, but if so, couldn't it have been an earlier episode so she could have at least had a clean slate when the series ended? (Okay, TBH, I had a bit of a crush on her when the show was airing.)
Molly, how could you?😭
1:22:08
when my oldest daughter was in her senior year in 2001, she got a job at Boz hot dogs, and then telemarketing and then a gift shop. she did what she had to do and im very proud of her, she grad LUC with honors in communication.
Courtney’s a bully.
lies never get you anywhere good in life.
that new guy is the thief
You mean the new girl's dad?
Gus said dont mess with his trains ,but you didnt listen. smh.
or cool.
i will NEVER OWN ANY KIND OF GUN, THEYRE ACCIDENTS WAITING TO HAPPEN.
For awhile, it was considered better to have an alarm system, except people who break in have a way of disabling them. The best thing of all to have is a dog.
Plus I agree about guns, very counterproductive.