Family Ties - The Kiss

Mallory's Uncle Arthur apologizes for his behavior but then kisses her. (Give Your Uncle A Kiss)

[@guitarofdestiny]

Yeah, that's every girls' dream. An old bald guy wearing Stevie Nicks' hemp shirt.

[@trinarichardson6682]

😂😅

[@WinslowLeach1974]

@Mark Grudt I'd say it's more of a Biden thing, after all the video we've seen of him feeling up little girls. He could give Uncle Arthur some lessons. Sneak up from behind, mess with the hair, breathe in the ear, feel the shoulders, work down to the little sideboob.

[@amazinmets8439]

Give him a few million dollars and watch how quickly he becomes a "dreamboat".

[@averythecoolcat]

@Mark Grudt That's only if you're a star, though. 🤭

[@smartbunny]

@@WinslowLeach1974 oooh send me links to those!

[@rbwirth12]

She played that perfectly. The surprise, disgust and shame were palpable.

[@BrinsonMHarris]

Arthur the pervert, Ned the drunk--those Keatons sure have some winners for uncles.

[@arkhambricksskylar3808]

Don't forget uncle Rob/Bob

[@averythecoolcat]

Arthur wasn't even her real uncle. He was a friend of Steven's that they just called, "uncle".

[@alansj6720]

He wasn't a real uncle, just a close friend of the parents.

[@Whoopdido777]

@@alansj6720 That’s what happens when your parents are hippies.

[@Crussman499]

@@Whoopdido777 stupid comment.

[@yasielpuig9991]

I like how he slaps his head at the end as if to say: Dang it, I committed sexual assault again.

[@EchoBravo370]

like he has no control over it

[@brinsonharris9816]

Worst of it was, he’d already convinced Mallory the 1st incident was just an overly friendly hug and just a misunderstanding. Whew! Got away with it. Then he plants one on her. Jumped right back on the sex offender bus. Chris Hanson would like him to have a seat right over there.

[@Whoopdido777]

@@brinsonharris9816 In my best Chris Hansen voice...”Arthur, what are you doing here?”

[@brinsonharris9816]

@@Whoopdido777 In my best Walter Babst: Gettin’ my ass kicked. TCAP was awesome.

[@Whoopdido777]

@@brinsonharris9816 I knew it was a setup.

[@eclipse572]

This scene is a bit painful to watch and the whole episode was SO uncomfortable.

[@sportsygirl8]

I bet it was. Just seeing this was pretty uncomfortable.

[@andreslebon3869]

Yes 😳

[@Nati4Truth]

Yeah.. such a bastard this man. Horrible. But this scene and episode was done also to bring to this issue which happens nowadays as well! And its important to show, and create a justice in such a sensitive topic. Family Ties is the most unique show, which could handle showing such conflicted situations, sensitive issues and not overdo nor invalidate the seriousness of an issue. Despite all the disturbing feelings, it was important to show the issue and support the victim. No one has to be ever ashamed of what has be done TO you. Only the one who caused this has to be ashamed and punished!

[@charlesyoung9980]

This is the 2nd creepiest sitcom scene I ever saw. The first was the bicycle man on different strokes

[@briankelly9347]

It was last century

[@rockhero2274]

Both had a message. Don't talk to creepy bicycle men and creepy uncles.

[@jwilliams7554]

Both episodes aired the same season on the same network

[@kyokogodai-ir6hy]

@@jwilliams7554 Yes, the 2nd wave of SJW television.

[@rtlthemusician5598]

The bicycle man from different strokes was beautiful

[@kelligutierrez7022]

we had an "uncle" too..who kept hugging and kissing too.. told my mom...havent seen him in 40 years..

[@londonalexis2877]

I'm glad your mom listened and protected you

[@Paul-ou1rx]

Do you remember that flower bed your mom planted?

[@ManiKais]

It's uncanny how spot-on realistic this set-up was. Felt like throwing up.

[@Teacher-Thayse]

Yes! So disturbing even if it's a 40 something year old fictional scene...

[@user-uv7ig7vl2s]

The audience was so into it and then ... "oh, wait, she doesn't like it."

[@aprilmaaarsters]

Fuk You PAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA LOVE THIS COMMENT

[@razordu30]

The most awkward part is the audience not really reacting cohesively. Some people are laughing and that one guy is in mid-"WooOooOo" when she breaks it off and it's like, "NO GUYS, THIS IS SERIOUS TIME."

[@JeepTJWheelin]

The loudest laugh came from Harvey Weinstein from the front row.

[@PredatorKingdom]

@@JeepTJWheelin LOL!!!!!

[@weasley2o13]

It happened with Michael all the time on this series. Almost every fucking time Alex is sad, scared or distressed Michael would say a line, the audience would laugh because they're uncomfortable with how dark the tone has gotten and then Michael takes a beat, a breath or makes a very gentle physical gesture to very clearly tell the audience "stop. I'm talking now and you're listening, not sucking up to me. Not now." And the audience listens. And it's just radio silence after that moment until he's done with the scene. It's the definition of hypnosis.

[@Agent.Wadsworth]

I'm surprised she hasn't had the career longevity of her brother Jason

[@RaptorFromWeegee]

You do know that those audience reactions were all fake, right? They color up the actual reactions with recorded loops of different reactions they want. Been going on for decades.

[@fozziebear26]

that laughter stopped real quick 🤔😳

[@averythecoolcat]

They realized she wasn't enjoying it.

[@weasley2o13]

@@averythecoolcat what gave it away?

[@averythecoolcat]

@@weasley2o13 Her stunned look after he kiss her, maybe?

[@Monkeyman3000]

Wasn’t she like 16-17 in real life when they shot this scene? Gross

[@JeepTJWheelin]

Harvey Weinstein was in the audience, front row laughing and drooling.

[@CasiodorusRex]

Joe Biden was there taking notes.

[@JukeboxBalowski]

Uncle Arthur is like....I'm sorry for that really big hug I gave you, so let me say I'm sorry with a nice handshake and a big kiss! (That was quite unexpected).

[@weasley2o13]

God, my heart stopped right there I was not ready for that. They could've made it somewhat debatable to make it family friendly but that's proper assault, and Justine's pitch perfect performance only makes the whole situation scarier, the way it actually is in real life. It's an incredibly brave choice by the writers and director. Another genius move is the fact that she came to Alex first. Her mom seemed like the natural choice in this case but she felt safer and more open with her brother, and something about the fact that a BOY is the one having to deal with it rather than the obvious point of view of a woman just makes it much more moving, and their relationship much more complex than the shallow sibling banter / rivalry we see so often on sitcoms. Truly extraordinary. All of it.

[@shaunsteele6926]

it's just a kiss

[@Whoopdido777]

@@shaunsteele6926 Real life isn’t like Game of Thrones. It’s not normal for an uncle to kiss his niece. He obviously wanted to bang her. Plus wasn’t she only like 16 or something?

[@misterhenry2687]

She’s out of his league.

[@raymondrochajr9621]

@@shaunsteele6926 Incest much?

[@shaunsteele6926]

@@raymondrochajr9621 he's not even her real uncle if you watch the episode

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

this is why my parents hardly allowed me to go to sleepovers or parties alone because even there there can be some creepy adults, and even with so called adult supervision, anything can happen. And they used to really make sure that very very trusted people would be around me at home. so, i was pretty protected from this kind of thing thank goodness. unfortunately, this happened to poor mallory twice. once down at the tv station where her dad worked and, and once in the family room in her own home when both times no one was around. The keatons should've reported Arthur immediately to authorities.

[@daleva187goligo]

not just adults but younger brothers too, I heard a story once where this kid served drinks to his sister and her friends while they were having a sleepover, he put some cold medicine in there and it knocked them all out, then he started playing with them and touching them

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

@@daleva187goligooh my goodness. I hope he was punished for doing something like that to young innocent girls

[@scottjulie27]

I love the audience’s reaction to that kiss. A quick laugh, a quick gasp, to a total air-vacuumed silence. So well-done, and one of my favorite episodes of this beloved series.

[@brunaperussello4259]

That is SO creepy!

[@srso4660]

Weird how the audience laughed when he kissed her and then 😲🙊

[@Ihatedayslikethis1]

You wouldn't believe how certain things were normalized and swept under the rug...

[@AnthonyRodriguez-vk9fi]

“ No one’s going to give you money if you sound like you really need it .”- Alex Keaton on Government and Federal Regulated Management .

[@weasley2o13]

It's spot on though.

[@samanthapeters8314]

I remember this episode. Mallory then tells Alex. But Alex doesn't believe her because he thinks his uncle is really nice, and wouldn't do such a thing.

[@demonizedlife2640]

It's not that Alex doesn't believe her. It's more likely that he's also confused and doesn't know how to react to the situation Malory's in. The second time she asked Alex for help, Alex did the right thing and asked help from their parents which is what Malory was embarrassed to do.

[@jpx8793]

@@demonizedlife2640 I agree. Mallory herself was afraid they wouldn't believe her, since he had been a family friend for so long.

[@weasley2o13]

Rewatch it and refresh your memory. Alex doesn't want to believe it's true at first because it hurts him to think that something like that happened to his little sister. He's actually very distressed when she tells him but he very quickly comes around and listens to her and later on does the right thing and tells their mom. He was a teenager then, it's scary to think of someone you love in that situation. If your sister was sexually assaulted you would've had a hard time processing it as well. He's just being protective, not dismissive. On the contrary, he was very sweet to her in that episode.

[@staceyga1]

She told Alex about the hug not the kiss. This was after He hugged Her in a funny way, and Alex was like maybe He didn’t mean the hug like that. I’m sure Alex would definitely beleive after that obvious kiss! Lol

[@kwasiaking1989]

@@staceyga1but she also disclosed that “pat on the backside”… could the “tight hug” be mistaken, maybe. The pat on her backside, what’s that? Accolades for being a good niece?

[@mutinlupa]

A very special Family Ties.

[@Ihatedayslikethis1]

Surprised that Funny or Die hasn't made A Very Special Episode based on this one.

[@hiplikeapril]

Poor Mallory 😵😲😨😞😣

[@sportsygirl8]

I would have totally slapped him after he kissed me like that! Then I'd go and tell mom and dad what happened.

[@hiplikeapril]

sportsygirl8 same yo

[@sportsygirl8]

April Duarte Apparently, in another clip she did tell Elyse and Elyse sure handled the situation...lol.

[@hiplikeapril]

Yea i remember now

[@averythecoolcat]

He hugged her and pat her on the ass in another scene.....

[@rousejeremy]

Back when Hollywood committed, and confronted sexual assault.

[@thewonderfulworldofderek6087]

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[@JabezGill]

Super weird how he was 43 and she was 16 when this scene was filmed/aired...yikes.

[@JeepTJWheelin]

That's disturbing but not surprising, Fondlewood has always been f up!

[@buddywilliams5650]

She would have been 17. Justine was born February 19, 1966. Not that it makes it any better.

[@tedmccarron]

@@buddywilliams5650 at 17 she would be legal in almost every state in the U.S. as well as all of Europe except Turkey. So it would be legally okay as long as it was consensual which it was not in this scene.

[@klausdreams4275]

@@buddywilliams5650 Sabes muy bien su fecha de nacimiento!

[@weasley2o13]

@@tedmccarron Mallory was 15 in this episode...

[@ricky7590]

Good casting with Uncle Arthur and his comb over.

[@PianoSoulos]

Only thing that would have made him creepier was a leisure suit.

[@jstnsmutek]

The audience members that laughed are the real creeps

[@black_squall]

And when they realized they were the only ones laughing, that's the precise moment they realized it.

[@Finians_Mancave]

It was the 80s. They weren't used to seeing uncomfortable stuff like this on prime time TV. I'd say it was nervous laughter... Either that, or it was just a canned laugh track (artificially inserted and not from a studio audience).

[@sifugurusensei]

I was a little kid when I watched this and was weirded out by it. Especially when the audience laughed. Or maybe the producers decided to use canned laughter.

[@neloasta]

Sounded like confused laughter like they expected something funny and were like oh wait

[@JeepTJWheelin]

The biggest laugh came from Harvey Weinstein in the front row laughing and drooling. 😋

[@jonmacdonald5345]

Well the Show is called Family Ties!!!!!!!!!!!

[@afriend9428]

Jon MacDonald BINGO! 😃

[@JeepTJWheelin]

Ignorant comment! 😒

[@pepper1188]

They're ALWAYS bald.

[@sportsygirl8]

That was...well, uncomfortable! I have a friend that I bowl with that it used to bother me when he'd put his arm around me or hug on me, he is after all 20 years older than me, so I feel awkward, but after I see that he does that with every female, then I'm more ok with it, but still slightly feel uncomfortable.

[@SabakaJunglay]

He's a dick-faced asshole.

[@wotgM316]

Maybe stop bowling with him and end the friendship?? Doh.

[@davidhollingsworth864]

From a totally "creepless heart" I want to say that Mallory was actually very pretty, whose beauty was greatly underated. So fresh and innocent in this show, which was a great show.

[@nicklatallade9344]

Yeah that uncle Arthur took advantage of

[@klausdreams4275]

You knew words, Mallory was great back then, a seldom-seen mesmerizing beauty. In Spain the series arrived from 1990, and many people loved it

[@malvavisco10]

“Actually”? Tfo

[@davidhollingsworth864]

@@malvavisco10 Take it you're not a fan?

[@davidhollingsworth864]

​@@malvavisco10 Actually she WAS very beautiful, yes. Very sweet young lady.

[@jaminesonymorgan8428]

i remember my uncle took a past at me just like this in 1984 I was only eleven years old even before that my Foster parents also did the same thing but back then i was only 7 years old and that's going back to the year 1979 and i never forget the things they said to me keep my mouth shut all ill get worse than what i just got the 70s and 80s was a SCARY TIME FOR ME. when I saw this with my older sister's I just Broke down crying and now I'm getting counselling because that wasn't the only thing that happened to me.

[@titusrivers7193]

So sorry to hear about your childhood, life can be unfair. Hope you are doing better now after counselling and such. Stay strong.

[@elizabethr4107]

I am so sorry u weren't protected from these abusers ❤

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

I am so sorry that happened to u. I hope that your abusers were caught, and are doing time.

[@cadeevans4623]

But she is cute

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

parents need to believe what their children are telling them and really listen to them. I don't think that children would lie to their parents about something as serious as this. Elyse is a good mom. She believed Mallory when Mallory told her everything that had happened.

[@alittlepieceofearth]

Of course Elyse believed her. As a woman she'd probably seen her fair share of such behavior in the world.

[@Dana-wq5tp]

I agree with you but objectively speaking, with the knowledge kids have today about sex at such a young age via the internet, it wouldn't take much for one of them to make something up just to get back at an adult that pissed them off. The moral of the story is never put yourself in a position where something like that could happen. Never be alone with a kid without another adult being with you at all times. It's sad that it has come down to that but there's too much at stake with what these kids know today.

[@chelseybabyyy]

The audience laughing.. 😬

[@mayacaldwell2464]

Why the freak is there laughter in this

[@rafaelsale6364]

Uncle Arthur was lucky at the end of the episode that Steven didn't call the cops and have him arrested.

[@Dana-wq5tp]

That's because it was the 1980's. Today? He'd be looking at significant jail time for sexual assault.

[@brendanflynn5004]

….or get his @$$ whooped.

[@moralityisnotsubjective5]

@@Dana-wq5tp He'd have a career in politics or entertainment more like.

[@adamandanna]

im sorry close family friend or not the earlier seen when alex says he used to bath you, no way i would let a close friend or not bath a child of mine let alone a female. and just the whole call me uncle arthur thing just creeps me out.

[@rdf098311]

Why is this on CBS. Wasn’t Family Ties an NBC show?

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

Yes. family ties was on NBC. Not ABC. Growing Pains was on ABC.

[@LBF522]

Arthur was a creep. I did not blame Mallory for not taking his hand later on.

[@LBF522]

Robert Sambello I agree.

[@andrewcolinwilson1]

+LBF522 Me too. He should be in jail.

[@Realest636]

That shirt is creep

[@devinwalleck4118]

*Chris Hansen enters the room* "Arthur, why don't you have a seat right over there?"

[@metalheadmachine4861]

Can you imagine this episode being made the same way today

[@75aces97]

And they gave *this* guy the "uncle" designation? 😳🤢🤮

[@taurusfroggy]

One MAJOR flaw in this is that Alex (who didn't believe Mallory when she told him she suspected that their uncle was hitting on her) should have walked in the room and caught the creep kissing his sister.

[@RaptorFromWeegee]

What "he" going to do? Pretty sure even his sister could kick his butt. Anyways, Alex is a republican, hardly a credible source of info

[@moralityisnotsubjective5]

@@RaptorFromWeegee If you think this is a phenomenon linked to only one side I have a bridge I can sell you.

[@klausdreams4275]

Mallory was great back then, a seldom-seen mesmerizing beauty. In Spain the series arrived from 1990, and many people loved it ❤️🇪🇦

[@Drcarolin8006]

I think it's awful that there are so many men like Arthur out there

[@fastfootedone]

lots of women too.....esp high school teachers

[@TTundragrizzly]

Oh please!! Women are just as guilty, if not more!!

[@sadee1287]

Unfortunately, yes. Human males can be sick and twisted.

[@ryanjacobson2508]

It was a lot worse in the 80's. That's why we got sitcoms scenes like this.

[@tysonanderson7232]

This Episode Was So Sad!! There R Some Sick People Out Here!!!

[@lauraswan8647]

Eww

[@corysowers6326]

If this was my brother. I wouldn't care, he would be in the hospital for doing that to my daughter

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

You've got that right. my dad would've robably ripped the guy to shreds if such a thing ever happened. Indian dads are really protective.

[@weasley2o13]

He wasn't an actual uncle, just a psycho family friend.

[@watchman1178]

Would've been more appropriate if this had been an episode of The Cosby Show.

[@HoldenNY22]

Good, but true Joke.. But Crosby didn't feel guilty for his actions unlike Uncle Arthur.

[@carolbrown5263]

😲 what season and episode was this?

[@SuperMarioBrosIII]

@carolbrown5263 Season 1 episode 6. 🤗🙏🙋📺

[@paullandis5524]

Damn I used to watch this show I don’t remember this episode how did it end did her dad kick the shit out of him

[@averythecoolcat]

He threatened to.

[@andrewcolinwilson1]

2:05, Yuck!

[@veronicataylor8430]

Idk, mallorie was kinda cute, hehehe

[@passiveagressive4983]

Why does Jenifer remind me of Sarah Lyn from Bojack Horseman?🤔

[@sausagesandwich9501]

This is incredible for its time.

[@Romeofud]

Would've been nice to see the entire episode.

[@carmesundae2]

is thata DElted scene or just mde up?

[@pappico]

made up

[@tedmccarron]

I saw the whole episode on TV when it happened. Later Stephen the dad confronted him about it and said "can you tell me one reason why I shouldn't kill you right now?" Then the honorary uncle was embarrassed and said that he had been acting like a teenager ever since his divorce and he admitted that he had a problem.

[@weasley2o13]

Buy it on DVD. I did, the whole series. And it's the best gift I've ever given myself.

[@spikemarsters420]

Straight up creepy to the point of prison

[@Augie13]

It just shows that sexual predators are usually people you know or are close to.

[@rockettcustoms6266]

(Smacks head) Well, I guess I'm not gonna get some pie tonight.

[@HamburgerHelperDeath]

I was about 12-13 when Justine Bateman’s character, Mallory, was 16….I had the biggest crush on her.

[@WeeWeeJumbo]

we all did. they never remarked on it but she’s an exceptionally beautiful woman

[@srsgas1]

What lured him into doing that after an apology?

[@rayva1]

This part of the episode set up a red flag. Even as a kid watching this show, something wasn’t right.

[@bobzacamano658]

Spoiler alert, Malarie was soaked 💦

[@marlanaferro1558]

Does anyone remember dead-beat dad Uncle Rob, Steven's older brother?

[@bekirkepekci9965]

Justine Bateman was so beautiful, sweet and nice when she was young😘🥰❤️😍🧡

[@bobzacamano658]

Not anymore 🤮

[@afriend9428]

Does this count as Incest?!?!? 😐...........

[@Tubie1111]

He was an old friend of the family. Not a blood uncle.

[@madjack821]

He kisses her and they played the laugh-track?? 🤣

[@averythecoolcat]

It was a live audience.

[@madjack821]

Avery Pack well that’s disturbing

[@kingofcomments4832]

@@madjack821 yea they were reacting like it was a good thing until Mallory jumped back

[@JeepTJWheelin]

Harvey Weinstein was in the front row.

[@madjack821]

@@JeepTJWheelin damn!

[@MrVladteples]

Ok people you do know this was a tv show and they were acting. Gee everyone taking this so serious

[@kwasiaking185]

MrVladteples a tv show, yes. However, television is mimics real life.

[@justicejakober5506]

If anyone didn’t know That’s Justine Bateman Jason Bateman’s sister.

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

Yes. she is. Jason bateman played david hogan on "valerie" "valerie's family" "the hogan family" which was on NBC. I think it used to come on monday nights in the 80s and family ties came on thursday nights after the cosby show in the 80s and that's where justine bateman played mallory keaton

[@justicejakober5506]

@@pallavisreetambraparni6995Just found out Jason Bateman is not related to Justine Bateman cause he said himself.

[@andrewcolinwilson1]

If Uncle Arthur was doing something like this to my sister or any of my nieces or my great-niece, I would have told him to knock it off.

[@MGillDesign]

Yeah, give him a stern "knock it off..." and eye stare. Maybe even a "time out." Problem solved... forever.... lol.

[@alittlepieceofearth]

I'm totally skeeved out.

[@smurphftw2008]

This show was on NBC. Why is it featured on the CBS KZbin channel??

[@SpiderLuke]

From what I'm looking up, it would seem that Paramount Pictures was scooped up by a CBS tv syndication company.

[@666elrey666]

wtf is Slaters dad doing to the poor young girl

[@Geerladenlad]

They should have got Joe Biden to play this role.😂

[@eliasashoal8723]

Arrh ha! ha! ha!

[@pepesylvia9354]

I think all white old men are like that. Trump said he would fuck his daughter, Biden hugs sexually charged. They still think we are beanthe them

[@abelmontalvo4052]

Or Donald Trump

[@melaniedeal3518]

😂😂😂

[@monmothma3358]

Biden was too busy at this point being both mother and father to his kids, after losing his wife and baby daughter.

[@philshaffer6219]

Nastiness!

[@veronicataylor8430]

Why are people saying this. Mallory was cute, XD

[@kuzoroar6031]

He would’ve been instantly dead

[@ingodwetrust225]

You should KNOW that I've been in security for 7 years now and the Percentage of guys that are just like Arthur is probably 95% roaming the streets that you might wanna know this. I've experienced this first hand!! Meaning I've had to throw people out of the bar for this very reason. 95%!!!!!!!! It's a mixture of Caucasians , African Americans , Hispanics, and middle easterns... .They all play a part in this role. It's not just one BREED. And The ones who ARE extremely guilty are the ones who have a tendency to dress more formal so you would NOT EXPECT them!!!!!! THAT'S where it becomes DANGEROUS......😐 I just wanted to bring awareness to the girls on here so you are aware. WATCH OUT! THEY'RE EVERYWHERE.

[@kayjay1196]

@HELLBIRD667 well her mom finds out and tries to beat arthur up on live television. he apologizes to malory and tells her that he's gonna get some help.

[@andrewcolinwilson1]

The look on Mallory's face when she didn't take his hand at that time was "Stay away from me."

[@brittanyturner679]

What was funny??

[@alexanderbryant8206]

I guess Elyse’s family was a total train wreck. I mean, her brother Tom Hanks was an allki, and now this guy. Like, how does this idea come up in the writers room?!?! Wow....

[@JeepTJWheelin]

Harvey Weinstein was the head writer then. 😋

[@75aces97]

This guy wasn't family, though. Just a weird family friend they called "uncle" for some reason.

[@JeepTJWheelin]

@@75aces97 We had a so-called aunt who was only a friend of the family. I always said to her, no bloodline, NO Aunt title! Move on fraud.

[@75aces97]

@@JeepTJWheelin 😆 I guess this is a thing some families do, but I can't relate. Growing up, we had some family friends, but between blood and marriage I had as many as 35 true uncles and aunts at a given time (not counting divorcees, deceased), so I didn't need another one. 😁

[@weasley2o13]

Probably personal experiences sadly.

[@MOVIMKR7]

Simply wrong

[@cherylfleming7400]

this is just wrong the fact that mallorys uncle kisses her this way, and i like the fact that the producers were brave enought to tacke this delicate issue.

[@averythecoolcat]

He's not really her uncle. He was a family friend that they just called their uncle.

[@McCaler]

Is that what this episode is called? (Give your uncle a kiss)?

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

Yes

[@brookehanley3659]

Sad what happened to the cute younger brother on the show. He became kind of a mess.

[@averythecoolcat]

If you mean Brian Bonsall, I'm told he's doing fine these days, he got a band together and pretty much rebuilt his life.

[@TheCountziggenpuss]

Well at least they never had this problem with Jennifer.

[@jonmacdonald5345]

andrew m she turned into a Troll

[@Stewie-th7lt]

At least not on camera...

[@Stormtrooper-oc4vn]

@The Cawd Squad well...well...well.... Well if it isnt Mr penis

[@Stormtrooper-oc4vn]

@The Cawd Squad is miss vagina gonna be there?

[@Stormtrooper-oc4vn]

@The Cawd Squad oh lord..... Oh lord...

[@TheLongjohntim]

This hit way too close to home. I am the product of a uncle niece relationship.

[@WeeWeeJumbo]

jesus christ

[@frankmata1812]

What heck was that?

[@cadeevans4623]

He's her uncle he shouldn't have done that

[@tedmccarron]

In the show he wasn't a real Uncle, just an honorary one. A friend of the family.

[@derekllewellyn6663]

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[@littlehouse15]

WRONG. She was 15.

[@jenniferbeck4936]

Yeah that is creepy

[@adelaabascal1]

🤣

[@headgroundsman1650]

durty bastad

[@funkybunny9966]

@dennello So is uncle Art.

[@Animebrity.]

Geez Louise, man!

[@brookehanley3659]

brian bonsall

[@freddyvidz]

Why the heck is this episode appearing in my feed?!?

[@dank922]

2:05 woahhhh lol

[@zackmyers8813]

I used to have a crush on Mallory Keaton because she is so cute in this show and no I’m not a pedophile I’m 13 😂

[@CyanoticFuture]

Yeaaa....get some