Memorable Guest Stars on Family Matters

“Family Matters” welcomed numerous guest stars throughout its nine-season run, adding extra flair to the Winslow family’s adventures and often providing memorable moments for viewers

Here are a few standout guest appearances:

  1. Urkel-Bot (Jaleel White): While Jaleel White primarily played the iconic character Steve Urkel, he also portrayed Urkel’s robotic alter ego, Urkel-Bot. This robotic version of Urkel brought comedic chaos to the Winslow household in a memorable episode.

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  2. Reginald VelJohnson as Carl Winslow: Although primarily a main cast member, Reginald VelJohnson made a guest appearance as Carl’s lookalike cousin in one episode, leading to hilarious mistaken identity situations.

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  3. Little Richard: The legendary musician appeared as himself in a special episode where he mentors Richie and helps him realize his musical talents.

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  4. Shaquille O’Neal: The NBA superstar made a cameo appearance, showcasing his comedic chops as he interacted with the characters during a memorable basketball-themed episode.

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  5. Isaac Hayes: The iconic musician and actor guest-starred as himself in an episode where he performs at a talent show, providing both entertainment and words of wisdom to the Winslow family.

    Isaac Hayes | Rotten Tomatoes

  6. Stefan Urquelle (Jaleel White): Jaleel White’s portrayal of Stefan Urquelle, Steve Urkel’s suave alter ego, added a dynamic twist to the show and led to memorable moments as Laura and the Winslow family were captivated by his charm.

These guest stars, among many others, contributed to the enduring popularity of “Family Matters” and provided fans with unforgettable moments that are fondly remembered even years after the show ended.

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