CREEEEPY episode???

YES IT DID HAPPEN!!! If you look at the other post here, I mentioned it :O It scared me too!!!!!

Don't forget the episode where Webster and George Papadapolis wake up in an old bathroom with their legs chained to the wall. All they were left with were hacksaws, but the hacksaw aren't meant for them to cut through their chains with. Scary stuff.

Are you sure it's not some weird dream you had, or you wished maybe you were Webster and could have seen that?



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Webster and his family moved into a house with another married couple who had a daughter that ran away from home at a young age. Her father had created the secret passageways for her to play in as a child and Webster discovered them and found the daughter's bedroom. Ther was a rocking chair facing the window and her doll was sitting in the chair. Her parents left her room the way it was in case she ever returned home. She ended up coming back at some point. It was one of the show's better storylines.

You have no idea how much it scared me too!

I thought I was the only one deeply scarred by this.

Thanks for bringing up the memory as that is one of my favorite episodes ironically enough!

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It's weird i came to this page for this same reason. I couldnt remember if that was a real ep. of if i just dreamed it or something. I remember it was really creepy. I was very scared by it as a little kid. the sad thing is, is that ep. is to this day, the most scared i have ever been, more so than any horror movie or anything, and it's just funny that it came from an old sit-com from the 80's.

So weird - I don't know how I ended up at this post but yes I remember that episode. Yet I hardly remember anything else about this show at all (What little I do remember of Webster/Jeffersons and Diff'rent Strokes are all rolled up into one vague memory for me).

But I do remember seeing that doll - HOLY MOLY that was freaky.

What's even freakier is my first and middle names result in "Drew-J" also! Maybe I started this post without even knowing it?!? I'm getting freaked out. How did I get here?

I don't remember this episode in particular, but I always thought it was a little bothersome that Webster referred to his parents as "Ma'am" and "George." I know he was adopted and he was adopted at an age plenty old enough to remember his biological parents, but I thought it was so sad that he couldn't call his new mom and dad "mom" and "dad." I have three kids, two of which are adopted, and it would break my heart if they referred to me by my first name!

Incidentally, I saw Emmanuel Lewis at the Dallas airport this past weekend. Here is a pic: http://www.tgupc.com/misc/emmanuelLewis.jpg