Hellen
I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much
Pacionsbo
Absolutely Fantastic
WillSushyMedia
This movie was so-so. It had it's moments, but wasn't the greatest.
Skyler
Great movie. Not sure what people expected but I found it highly entertaining.
danieln-15525
He was the BEST character and one of the best actors on these kind of shows. He appeared on season 1 and season 2.
Overall the show is nice, sweet, sometimes overdramatic. I highly recommand watching the first 2 seasons. Jason Bateman STOLE THE SPOTLIGHT and he was the best part of the show. Also, his character was mischevious but so much deeper than characters on today's television. That's hard to describe. Just watch it.
Syl
This show was never meant to be a hit but it was with a stellar cast including a young Rick Shroeder as the spoiled but likable rich kid. Who could forget the train in the house? His grandfather was played by legendary actor, John Houseman, and his father was well-played by Joel Grey. His stepmother and father's secretary was played by Erin Gray better known for her female role in the short-lived series, Buck Rogers. Everybody knew that they would get together. Anyway the Strattons live in Long Island, we also got to see Jason Bateman before he became famous. I liked Christina Belford who played the mother and former wife, Mrs. Stratton. She left an unforgettable impression on me that I always remembered her name. Well, the series had a nice five year run during the sitcom explosion of the 1980s.
Derek03
I watched this show as a kid.I really liked it for the first few seasons,when Derek,J.T. and Freddy were on it.It was much funnier when Ricky was younger and his dad had that train running through the living room.I think the funniest episode was when Ricky owed Derek for saving his life and couldn't find him a date for their party.So Derek makes Ricky dress up as a girl to be his date!It was really funny and Ricky really looked like a girl. Later on as Rick got older and they changed some of the characters on the show it really went down hill.
mattkratz
Another one of my favorite shows during the '80s. Who couldn't help but love Rick Schroder as a kid? He moves in with his wealthy father and learns that dad has never really grown up himself. The show concentrated on the "little lessons" that each member of the show tried to provide each other with.
