Steve Urkel
Steve Urkel is a fictional character from the American sitcom Family Matters. The character is portrayed by actor Jaleel White, and is known for his distinctive appearance and catchphrases.
Character Overview[edit | edit source]
Steve Urkel is a stereotypical nerd with large, thick glasses, high-water pants, and a high-pitched voice. He is extremely intelligent, with interests in science and technology, but his clumsiness and lack of social skills often lead to comedic mishaps. Despite his quirks, Urkel is a kind-hearted individual who often serves as the moral compass of the show.
Creation and Development[edit | edit source]
The character of Steve Urkel was not originally intended to be a main character on Family Matters. However, after his first appearance in the 12th episode of the first season, the character's popularity led to him becoming a regular. The character was created by Thomas L. Miller, Robert L. Boyett, and William Bickley, who were also the executive producers of the show.
Cultural Impact[edit | edit source]
Steve Urkel has had a significant cultural impact since his introduction. His catchphrase "Did I do that?" has become a part of popular culture, and the character has been referenced in various other television shows, films, and music. Despite the show ending in 1998, Urkel remains a recognizable figure in American pop culture.
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