User Reviews

Out of all the love interests on both shows, Steve has remained the best.

Kimmy and her new boyfriend, Keanu, can't keep their hands off each other. Meanwhile, DJ and Steve have been fighting a little more since Steve has been taking some new college courses. His latest course has him in Los Angeles where he meets Suzanne Somers. Wanting some fun of her own, DJ goes with Kimmy and Keanu mountain climbing. She gets a newfound sense of respect for herself.

The subplot involves Joey pulling pranks on the rest of the house so they cook up a prank involving the lottery and him. Cute.

DJ and Steve mutually breaking up is really sad. First papouli dies now DJ and Steve break up. I guess it had to happen sometime.

This is the episode Steve and Dj break up and that's it nothing else happens some mountain climbing happens and that's it. I never really understood why Steve and dj broke up I don't know if it was because he was barely in season 8. Steve was easily Dj's best boyfriend we got to knew him the best and his personality was easily the most likable, so it was tough to say goodbye. Him always eating was a funny running gag and was one of the best characters of the show, but easily one of the worst episodes involving Steve.

I honestly don't love this episode, but it is definitely worth watching. I don't care much for Steve, and D.J.'s relationship, but since a lot of the episode is Joey's prank, and Kimmy's new relationship, I am happy to watch when it comes up.

In this episode, Kimmy gets a new boyfriend, and they can't keep their hands off each other. When D.J. sees this, she realizes how she, and Steve have slowed down their passion for one another. She realizes that her relationship isn't as steamy, and as hot, and heavy, as it used to be. Then when Steve goes on a class trip, D.J. contemplates whether the two have a future as a couple. Meanwhile, Joey plays a glorious prank on the rest of the family, but when the tables turn, Joey isn't laughing anymore.

Best part of the episode: Kimmy.

Worst part of the episode: Steve, and D.J.'s relationship.

Overall, I give this episode a 7 out of 10, which in my ratings book is: Great.