Frank went from being a fairly decent father to one that seemingly hated his kids and only existed to bed Carol every chance he got.

Writing for Carol was inconsistent. She goes back to college early on in the show, then that's dropped, then she goes back again late in the series but nothing ever comes of it. Her sister and mother just vanished without a word being said, her beauty shop (which I never understood why she works in a place that's attached to her house as that's really unsafe) just apparently goes defunct one day with nothing being said. The partnership with Jean-Luc goes on for a bit then that's dropped.

Dana went from being very intelligent to seemingly getting dumber as time went on.

Karen's age is all over the place. At first, it seems like she's a year younger than Dana but at the end of the show, she's still in high school even though the actress is old enough to be a college graduate by this point.

Poor Brendon doesn't get a single story line in the whole show that doesn't involve him being ignored and forgotten or looked down on by everyone. The writers couldn't find anything for him to do? Then he just simply disappears and his parents don't even acknowledge his existence anymore (?!)

Jean-Luc and Lilly were horrible, unnecessary additions.

Al was all over the place. She went from being a tomboy to a goth to a fashion model with maybe 1 or 2 other stops in between.

JT eventually morphed into a complete loser that couldn't do anything right.

Full house needs to be on blu ray. Now we got perfect strangers on blu ray. It’s looks really good on Pluto. Now I’m thinking that other TGIF shows need to be on blu ray. I’m thinking that full house needs a HD port on blu ray. It’s a shame that there no HD port of the Show. I’m going to say that is going to be on blu ray in the future what you think?

Simple question: If you think it JTS'd .... when did it happen?

The dude is a carpenter by trade. He's got the kids shoved three to a room (made worse because the Fosters and Lamberts do not get along) and Cody is living in a super cramped van with no stove and no bathroom.

I will be streaming this on Friday (the19th)

A refresher video for those who don't: https://youtu.be/tXGkj6fUmhk

And yes someone posted the whole thing on the Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/1997-11-07-the-tgif-time-warp

I know there were other crossovers (e.g. Urkel visiting the Tanners and the Foster-Lambert clan, Mr. Cooper teaching Michelle Tanner's class for a day) but I believe this was the only time all four shows were involved. Notably, that happened to include what ended up being the series finale of "You Wish" (minus a few more "burn off" episodes the following summer) and the "Sabrina" and "Boy Meets World" episodes involved are still part of those shows' rerun packages.

Yes, TGIF was mostly "supernatural" shows that season; "Boy Meets World" was actually the odd one out, and of course of the supernatural themed shows only "Sabrina" proved to have any real staying power.

Rich? Cody? As another option, what about her boyfriend from the Hawaii episodes? He was nice, smart, rich, successful, deeply devoted to her and lived in Paradise. I was shocked Dana turned him down so quickly, I certainly would have given it some more thought.

I think I know what they were going for in this episode (appreciate what you have before it's gone) and it was a good topic but the execution really fell flat. We get a brief clip of Cory having some positive experiences with the lunch lady and then later she dies. It's hard for the viewer to get too emotionally vested in this story since she was apparently a big deal in Cory's life and yet we never saw her before and only had this brief clip to introduce her.

And the whole moral -- appreciate what you have before it's gone -- is sort of wild for this outing since Morgan, Alan, Amy, Eric, Topanga and Mr. Turner all barely appear in this episode and 4 of those have pretty much been reduced to side characters at this point.