 Welcome back to Come Again TV, the only place on YouTube where all geek culture collides. I'm Shannon and today on the show, we have an unboxing and review. If you guys have been following Come Again for the past few weeks, we've been doing reviews on Funko Pops, particularly the Family Matters Funko Pops from the Warner Brothers 100, which the logo says celebrating every story. So this pop is the one I just received today, the one I had been waiting on before I began producing these videos. So let's go ahead and hit that intro, then we'll come back and open this pop. ["Come Again"] All right, and we're back. Let me go ahead and turn this light on. There we go. Now let's go ahead and open this pop up. I'm trying not to cut into the pop at all. He's falling and he can't get up. That was perfect for this video and this video alone. We have the Funko Pop number 1380, Steve Urkel. Let's go ahead and open this plastic up. You guys may hear some sounds in the background. The power company did send a tree service out, take down a tree, most of a tree in our yard. They've been on a break for the past hour. I was hoping to get these finished before they start back up, but looks like they're gonna be starting back up here in just a little bit, so. Let's see if I can get through this pretty quickly. I'm gonna go ahead and bring up the IMDB. Steve Urkel was played by Jalil White and he was in 208 episodes between 1989 to 1998. Steve Urkel was not an original part of Family Matters. He came in midway through the first season. This series originally was supposed to revolve around Harriet and Carl Winslow and their children. It was supposed to be another version, a working class version of The Cosby Show, that, however, changed with the introduction of Steve Urkel. He was supposed to be a one-off character, one episode, but fans really loved him and he became a pop culture icon selling merchandise and having his own dance and raps hung and everything. Steve Urkel was the most popular character on Family Matters. He was the comedic relief. He was constantly getting into trouble and it soon became a Steve and Carl show rather than a Carl and Harriet show. Which ultimately led to Joe Murray Payton leaving the show midway through the final season. As you can see, this is pop number 1380 from Pop Television. There's the front. There's the window side. There's the display side, how I usually display my pops. And there's the back. It looks like there's a little bit of damage on this side of the box, like some scrapes and over here. That is not from me cutting the box. Cause as you saw, I was very careful opening the box and cutting. I don't know, those look like scratches to me. But anyway, let's go ahead and open this pop up and take a look at Steve Urkel. All right, so Steve does come in a clamshell and he did come with a display stand, which was loose in the box. I am not going to make the same mistake with this stand that I made with Laura. I'm not going to put them on the display stand because I want to be able to put them back in the box. And I do not want that peg to break. So let's go ahead and pop the clamshell. Now some pops can balance pretty well without display stands. And Steve is one of them. Let's go ahead and see how he stands up against, against his pet, Laura Winslow. And I say, I say his pet because he always referred to Laura as his pet. I wasn't trying to be sexist or anything like that. Steve just, he always said, Laura, my pet because he was madly in love with her all through the series. Yeah, they look good together. And spoiler alert, spoiler alert for those who have not seen the series finale, Laura and Steve do become engaged. Laura chooses Steve over Stefan and tells him that she loves him and agrees to marry him. And the series ended with him returning from outer space. So let's go ahead and put her back since I can't stand her up. If you've seen the previous pop review video, you will understand why I cannot stand her up. But anyway, Steve comes with his trademark glasses and they do actually have lenses in them. He's got his jeans with the cuffs hiked up to well over his navel, his spectator shoes, which I've always loved spectator shoes. I've got a pair myself, white socks, his cardigan sweater, yellow, looks like a yellow polo shirt with a red stripe and then his suspenders. His glasses also have a strap that wrap around the back of his head. His head is solid. It's not hollow or anything. And yeah, they've got his stance perfectly. There goes the chainsaw. Hope nothing falls on the house. But yeah, really good pop. Very hesitant after what happened to Laura of putting him on a stand. But let's go ahead and bring in Eddie and Carl, who Steve was most commonly got into precarious situations alongside and they display pretty nice together. If I was an open pop collector, I would definitely display them just like this. With Laura, if I were able to get a new display base and get the peg out of her foot, but yeah, I think I'm gonna have to cut this video short because the chainsaws are starting back up and I don't want them to interrupt. So anyway, let me know your favorite episode of Family Matters in the comments. Do you think the addition of Steve Urkel was a positive or a negative of the show? Let me know. I've been Shannon. This has been Comic-Con TV, the only place on YouTube where all geek culture collides. Take care, geeks. 🎵 Space for life, it's the bigger life. 🎵 If you enjoyed that video, make sure you check out one of these two playlists for more videos just like the one you just watched. I've been Shannon. This has been Comic-Con TV, the only place on YouTube where all geek culture collides. Take care, geeks.