SERIES 1  (3 DVD Set)

Suzanne Somers and Patrick Duffy star as two mismatched single parents who fall in love, marry and move in together with all their kids. Now, they hope it's only a matter of time until they all come to love their new life. Until then, the they will have to take each day Step By Step

Number of Episodes: 22

Run Time: 500 minutes

SERIES 2  (3 DVD Set)

The newly blended clans of Frank Lambert (Patrick Duffy, Dallas) and Carol Foster (Suzanne Somers, Three's Company) continue to learn how to fit all their dreams under one umbrella in the second season of this family-sitcom classic. Frank's nephew Cody (Sasha Mitchell) infuriates Dana Foster (Staci Keanan) by besting her S.A.T. score, while his son J.T. (Brandon Call) dares to run against her for class president. Meanwhile, Mark Foster (Christopher Castile) develops a fear of woodshop, Karen Foster (Angela Watson) lands a modeling job in Chicago, Brendan Lambert (Josh Byrne) takes on a St. Bernard, and tomboy 'Al' Lambert (Christine Lakin) grapples with puberty. Frank and Carol are still a study in contrasts, one laid-back, the other high-strung, but their love binds them while giving them the strength to navigate the choppy waters churned up by seven very different children learning to live together, day by day.

Number of Episodes: 24

Run Time: 564 minutes

SERIES 3  (3 DVD Set)

The conflicts never end as the mismatched families of Frank Lambert (Patrick Duffy, Dallas) and Carol Foster (Suzanne Somers, Three's Company), now joined by marriage, learn to accept the new arrangement. It's just a matter of time and patience before the kids come around, but after more than two years, Frank and Carol may be running short! The clans become star-crossed when Dana Foster (Staci Keanan) lands the role of Juliet in a community theater production, only to discover her Romeo is annoying stepcousin Cody Lambert (Sasha Mitchell). The vexations continue as Karen Foster (Angela Watson) competes with Dana for an older boy, Al Lambert (Christine Lakin) joins a gang of punk rockers, Mark Foster (Christopher Castile) starts a book report racket, Brendan Lambert (Josh Byrne) deals with a plagiarist, and Mark and Carol end up in the hoosegow on Christmas Eve thanks to Port Washington's Deputy Feif (special guest Don Knotts)!

Number of Episodes: 23

Run Time: 540 minutes

SERIES 4  (3 DVD Set)

In the fourth season, the normally boisterous Foster-Lambert household is shocked when Frank (Patrick Duffy) and Carol (Suzanne Somers) unload a little surprise on the family: She's pregnant! Carol and Frank are going to have a child of their own the first one who won't be identified with one half of the family or the other and the kids will have a new sibling. As each family member deals with the news in his or her own way (with reactions ranging from joy to jealousy), they ultimately pull together to prepare for this momentous event. While the clan prepares, Dana (Staci Keanan) adjusts to being Cody's (Sasha Mitchell) college classmate, Al (Christine Lakin) gets bad dating advice from Karen (Angela Watson), and J.T. (Brandon Call) gets the same from Mark (Christopher Castile) while real-life baseball legend Harmon Killebrew restores Brendan's (Josh Byrne) faith in heroes. And then all welcome Lilly Foster Lambert into the fold.

Number of Episodes: 24

Run Time: 544 minutes

SERIES 5  (3 DVD Set)

Last season, even the normally boisterous Foster-Lambert household was shaken when Carol (Suzanne Somers) and Frank (Patrick Duffy) delivered a little surprise to the family: a new baby, Lilly Foster-Lambert, the first child who can't be pegged as belonging to one "half" of the family or the other. As each sibling deals with the new addition in his or her own way (with reactions ranging from joy to jealousy), they all ultimately pull together to help care for their new baby sister. Meanwhile, Dana (Staci Keanan) moves into a house with college friends and behaves outrageously, Al (Christine Lakin) cares for a bakery's rambunctious chimpanzee mascot, and Cody (Sasha Mitchell) becomes Debbie Gibson's bodyguard. Finally, the family enjoys Florida's Walt Disney World, despite Karen's (Angela Watson) overzealous demands on her sisters for a singing competition and, even worse, Frank and Carol not getting a moment alone together

Number of Episodes: 24

Run Time: 530 minutes

SERIES 6  (3 DVD Set)

Season Six sees Bronson Pinchot (Perfect Strangers) join the cast as beautician Carol Lambert's (Suzanne Somers) new business partner: hairdresser extraordinaire Jean-Luc Rieupeyroux. The partnership comes with Frank Lambert's (Patrick Duffy) blessing, but Frank has second thoughts when Jean-Luc turns out to be a world-class meddler. Whether it involves Carol going incognito to Mark's (Christopher Castile) basketball games, J.T. (Brandon Call) moving into a bachelor sanctuary, Frank's spoiled camping trip or Lilly (Emily Mae Young) getting too many birthday gifts, Jean-Luc is behind it. Meanwhile, all of the grown kids except Brendan (Josh Byrne) want to go to a music festival, but Carol forbids them - until Al (Christine Lakin) discovers that Carol attended Woodstock and smoked marijuana! And to make matters worse, Frank has a midlife crisis.

Number of Episodes: 24

Run Time: 533 minutes

Number of Episodes: 24

Run Time: 533 minutes

SERIES 7  (2 DVD Set)

The final season sees laid-back contractor Frank Lambert (Patrick Duffy) and type A beautician Carol Foster (Suzanne Somers) continue their efforts to mold their mismatched, spirited broods into a single harmonious family. Brainy Dana Foster (Staci Keanan) continues her studies at the local college, while J.T. Lambert (Brandon Call) and his BFF, Rich Halke (Jason Marsden), enjoy the working world. Karen Foster (Angela Watson) is still the most fashionable student in school, while her age-mate step sibling, Al Lambert (Christine Lakin), is still the toughest tomboy around. Fifteen-year-old prodigy Mark Foster (Christopher Castile) sees his research branching out from genetics... to include girls! And 6-year-old Lilly tries to make sense of both of her family branches. The conflicts are endless as Frank and Carol try to keep their household of children, ages 6 through 20, in check, but the Fosters and the Lamberts take each day Step by Step

Number of Episodes: 19

Run Time: 421 minutes

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