Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 20, 1991
Seasons: 7
Episodes: 160
Networks: ABC, CBS
Genres: Comedy, Family

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Step by Step(1991)
Comeback King
This show finished strong! The final season's average rating was higher than the previous one.

TMDB Rating: 7.7 (400 votes)

Overview

Step by Step is an American television sitcom with two single parents, who spontaneously get married after meeting one another during a vacation, resulting in them becoming the heads of a large blended family

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Season 1

22 episodes • 1991Avg: 7.3Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Pilot	Sep 20, 1991	8.0
2	The Dance	Sep 27, 1991	8.2
3	Rules of the House	Oct 4, 1991	8.0
4	First Anniversary	Oct 11, 1991	7.8
5	Frank & Son	Oct 18, 1991	8.2
6	Pulling Together	Oct 25, 1991	7.5
7	Yo-Yo's Wedding	Nov 1, 1991	6.5
8	Just for Kicks	Nov 8, 1991	8.0
9	Into the Woods	Nov 15, 1991	7.3
10	Mixed Messages	Nov 22, 1991	7.3
11	A Day in the Life	Nov 29, 1991	7.0
12	The New Car	Dec 6, 1991	7.7
13	Getting Organized	Dec 13, 1991	7.0
14	Home Alone	Jan 3, 1992	7.0
15	Drive, He Said	Jan 17, 1992	7.7
16	Bully for Mark	Feb 7, 1992	8.0
17	The Boys in the Band	Feb 14, 1992	8.0
18	School Daze	Feb 21, 1992	7.7
19	Country Club	Feb 28, 1992	9.0
20	Daddy's Girl	Mar 6, 1992	5.0
21	He Wanted Wings	Mar 27, 1992	5.0
22	Beauty Contest	Apr 24, 1992	5.0

Season 2

24 episodes • 1992Avg: 7.1

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	S.A.T. Blues	Sep 18, 1992	7.5
2	To B or Not to Be	Sep 25, 1992	7.5
3	Stuck on You	Oct 2, 1992	7.0
4	JT's World	Oct 9, 1992	7.5
5	It's a Dog's Life	Oct 16, 1992	7.5
6	The Boss	Oct 23, 1992	7.5
7	Model Daughter	Nov 13, 1992	7.5
8	Someone to Watch Over Me	Nov 6, 1992	7.5
9	The Making of the President	Nov 6, 1992	7.5
10	Virgin Territory	Nov 20, 1992	5.0
11	Back to Basics	Dec 4, 1992	5.0
12	Boys Will Be Boys	Dec 11, 1992	7.0
13	If I Were a Rich Man	Jan 8, 1993	5.0
14	Happy Birthday, Baby	Jan 15, 1993	6.5
15	One of the Guys	Jan 22, 1993	5.0
16	No Business Like Show Business	Feb 5, 1993	7.5
17	Love, Port Washington Style	Feb 12, 1993	6.5
18	Aloha (1)	Feb 19, 1993	7.5
19	Aloha (2)	Feb 26, 1993	7.5
20	No Way to Treat a Lady	Mar 12, 1993	7.5
21	The Un-Natural	Apr 2, 1993	7.5
22	The Psychic	Apr 30, 1993	7.5
23	This Old House	May 7, 1993	7.5
24	Double Date	May 21, 1993	10.0

Season 3

23 episodes • 1993Avg: 6.2

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Way-Off Broadway	Sep 24, 1993	7.5
2	The Apartment	Oct 1, 1993	7.5
3	Never on Sunday	Oct 8, 1993	6.0
4	The Paper Chase	Oct 15, 1993	10.0
5	Trading Places	Oct 22, 1993	7.5
6	Video Mania	Oct 29, 1993	7.5
7	Hog Wild	Nov 5, 1993	7.5
8	Down and Out in Port Washington	Nov 12, 1993	5.0
9	The Marrying Dude	Nov 19, 1993	5.0
10	Sister Act	Nov 26, 1993	0.0
11	Christmas Story	Dec 10, 1993	5.5
12	Close Encounters of the Marital Kind	Dec 17, 1993	5.0
13	Bad Girls	Jan 7, 1994	5.0
14	Read All About It	Jan 14, 1994	5.0
15	Thirteen with a Bullet	Jan 28, 1994	0.0
16	My Bodyguard	Feb 4, 1994	5.0
17	Pretty Woman	Feb 18, 1994	5.0
18	Nightmare Weekend	Feb 25, 1994	5.0
19	Birth of a Salesman	Mar 11, 1994	0.0
20	Feeling Forty	Mar 25, 1994	5.0
21	The Case of the Missing Diary	Apr 29, 1994	8.0
22	Great Expectations	May 6, 1994	5.0
23	Prom Night	May 20, 1994	0.0

Season 4

24 episodes • 1994Avg: 7.7

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Karate Kid	Sep 23, 1994	7.5
2	College Bound	Sep 30, 1994	7.5
3	Animal House	Oct 7, 1994	7.5
4	Spoiled Sport	Oct 14, 1994	7.5
5	Revenge of the Nerd	Oct 21, 1994	10.0
6	Something Wild	Oct 28, 1994	7.0
7	Growing up is Hard to Do	Nov 4, 1994	7.5
8	Beyond Therapy	Nov 11, 1994	7.5
9	The Ice Cream Man Cometh	Nov 18, 1994	7.5
10	Letting Go	Nov 25, 1994	7.5
11	Make Room for Daddy	Dec 9, 1994	10.0
12	I'll Be Home For Christmas	Dec 16, 1994	5.5
13	Can't Buy Me Love	Jan 6, 1994	7.5
14	Thirtysomething	Jan 20, 1995	7.5
15	The Honeymoon is Over	Feb 3, 1995	7.5
16	One Truck, Al Dente	Feb 10, 1995	7.5
17	Head of the Class	Feb 17, 1995	7.5
18	Back to School	Mar 3, 1995	10.0
19	She Came in Through the Bedroom Window	Mar 17, 1995	7.5
20	Indecent Proposal	Mar 31, 1995	7.5
21	Where Have You Gone, Joe DiMaggio?	Apr 28, 1995	6.5
22	Adventures in Babysitting	May 5, 1995	7.5
23	Big Girl on Campus	May 12, 1995	7.5
24	A Foster/Lambert Production	May 19, 1995	7.5

Season 5

24 episodes • 1995Avg: 5.8Valley of Despair

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Little Sister Don'tcha	Sep 22, 1995	7.5
2	Three Girls and a Baby	Sep 29, 1995	7.5
3	Party Animal	Oct 13, 1995	7.5
4	Midnight Caller	Oct 20, 1995	5.0
5	Maid to Order	Oct 27, 1995	5.0
6	Don't Ask	Nov 3, 1995	5.0
7	Hello, Mister Chips	Nov 10, 1995	5.0
8	Roadie	Nov 17, 1995	5.0
9	The Wall	Nov 24, 1995	5.0
10	Baby Come Back	Dec 1, 1995	5.0
11	The Fight Before Christmas	Dec 15, 1995	5.5
12	What's Wrong with This Picture?	Jan 5, 1996	8.0
13	Beautiful Ladies of Wrestling	Jan 12, 1996	7.5
14	Torn Between Two Mothers	Jan 26, 1996	5.0
15	Snow Bunnies	Feb 2, 1996	5.0
16	Secret Admirer	Feb 9, 1996	6.0
17	Forever Young	Feb 16, 1996	5.0
18	Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?	Feb 23, 1996	5.0
19	Do the Right Thing	Mar 8, 1996	5.0
20	The Bodyguard Formerly Known as Prince	Mar 15, 1996	5.0
21	Major Pain	Apr 26, 1996	5.0
22	We're Going to Disney World (1)	May 3, 1996	7.5
23	We're Going to Disney World (2)	May 10, 1996	7.5
24	Men at Work	May 17, 1996	5.0

Season 6

24 episodes • 1997Avg: 5.8Valley of Despair

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Crazy Love	Mar 7, 1997	7.5
2	Road Trip	Mar 14, 1997	7.5
3	Sex, Lies and Videotape	Mar 21, 1997	7.5
4	Just Say Maybe	Mar 28, 1997	5.0
5	The "L" Word	Apr 4, 1997	5.0
6	She's the One	Apr 11, 1997	5.0
7	Independence Day	Apr 18, 1997	5.0
8	Reality Bites	Apr 25, 1997	5.0
9	Locket Man	May 2, 1997	5.0
10	How the West Was Won	May 9, 1997	7.0
11	Absolutely Fabio	May 16, 1997	5.0
12	Loose Lips	May 23, 1997	5.0
13	The Big Date	May 30, 1997	5.0
14	Future Shock	Jun 6, 1997	5.0
15	Show Me the Money	Jun 13, 1997	5.0
16	It Didn't Happen One Night	Jun 20, 1997	5.0
17	Macho Man	Jun 27, 1997	5.0
18	Ain't Misbehavin'	Jul 4, 1997	5.0
19	The Facts of Life	Jul 11, 1997	5.0
20	Talking Trash	Jul 18, 1997	6.5
21	Walk Like a Man	Jul 25, 1997	7.5
22	Shear Madness	Aug 1, 1997	7.5
23	The Kissing Game	Aug 8, 1997	5.0
24	Bonjour Jean-Luc	Aug 15, 1997	7.5

Season 7

19 episodes • 1997Avg: 7.3

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Making the Grade	Sep 19, 1997	7.5
2	A Star is Born	Sep 26, 1997	7.5
3	Your Cheatin' Heart	Oct 3, 1997	7.5
4	Take This Job and ...	Oct 10, 1997	7.5
5	Poetic Justice	Oct 17, 1997	6.5
6	Can't Buy Me Love	Oct 24, 1997	7.0
7	Dream Lover	Oct 31, 1997	5.5
8	Girls Just Wanna Have Fun	Nov 7, 1997	7.5
9	Goodbye, Mr. Chip	Dec 5, 1997	7.0
10	Too Many Santas	Dec 19, 1997	5.5
11	Phoney Business	Jan 9, 1998	7.5
12	Goin' to the Chapel	Jan 16, 1998	7.5
13	Feet of Clay	Jan 23, 1998	7.5
14	Pain in the Class	Jan 30, 1998	10.0
15	The Half Monty	Feb 27, 1998	7.5
16	And Justice for Some	Jun 5, 1998	7.5
17	The Understudy	Jun 12, 1998	7.5
18	We're in the Money	Jun 19, 1998	7.5
19	Movin' On Up	Jun 26, 1998	7.5

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