Family Matters season 1 episode 20 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Eddie, persuaded by the allure of popularity, runs for freshman class president against Margie Flegman. His campaign, managed by Laura, focuses on charm over substance, avoiding real issues. Meanwhile, Rachel's new enthusiasm for recycling turns the house into a chaotic center. At the debate, Eddie realizes the error in his superficial approach. He withdraws, endorsing Margie for her genuine ideas and integrity, teaching a lesson about the value of honesty and qualifications over mere popularity.
Full Episode S01E20 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who did Eddie choose as a model for his art class?
Eddie chose Urkel as the model for his Greek god sculpture.
Why does Eddie decide to run for freshman class president?
Eddie is enticed by the appeal of popularity among girls and the idea of being a man in power.
What is Rachel's new passion?
Rachel is passionate about recycling and starts collecting empty soda cans for research.
What error occurs with Eddie's campaign buttons?
The buttons mistakenly say "Edie Winslow" instead of "Eddie Winslow."
Who is Eddie's opponent in the freshman class president race?
Eddie's opponent is Margie Flegman.
How does Eddie plan to handle the debate?
Eddie plans to avoid issues and use charm in the debate.
What is Margie Flegman's approach in the debate?
Margie Flegman presents concrete ideas for improving the school.
Why does Eddie withdraw from the race?
Eddie feels guilty about not being genuine and realizes Margie is more qualified.
What does Laura apologize for after the debate?
Laura apologizes for getting carried away with dirty politics during the campaign.
What lesson does Eddie learn from his campaign experience?
Eddie learns the importance of integrity and merit over winning and popularity.