Where Have You Gone, Joe DiMaggio? is the twenty-first episode of the fourth season in this television sitcom on Step by Step, which was aired on ABC on April 28, 1995. It was directed by Richard Correll and written by Julia Newton.
Summary[]
When JT makes fun of Karen for wearing a fake pregnancy suit while Carol is expecting, Dana dares JT to wear one for a whole weekend to prove which is the weaker sex; meanwhile, Carol dares Frank to wear one. Their initial fun ceases when they must perform "women's work" in public while wearing the suits. Meanwhile, ever-kind Cody escorts Brendan to a baseball game to see his favorite player Kenny Barton (whom Carol thinks isn't the best role model) and distracts the guard so Brendan can ask his idol to autograph his only homerun ball, but the player's implacable greed destroys the boy's admiration. Fortunately, Cody is still around and has made friends with the guard, so he tells the ugly truth to the press, live on air; they thus meet star sports-reporter Harmon Killebrew, an oldie in the Hall of Fame, who couldn't agree more and gracefully volunteers his free autograph.
Cast and Characters[]
Main[]
- Patrick Duffy as Frank Lambert
- Suzanne Somers as Carol Foster Lambert
- Staci Keanan as Dana Foster
- Sasha Mitchell as Cody Lambert
- Brandon Call as J.T. Lambert
- Angela Watson as Karen Foster
- Christine Lakin as Al Lambert
- Christopher Castile as Mark Foster
- Josh Byrne as Brendan Lambert
Guest[]
- Pepper Sweeney as Kenny Barton
- Tom Lister Jr. as Security Guard (credited as "Tiny" Lister Jr.)
- Christopher Michael as Ballplayer
- Harmon Killebrew as Himself
- Krystal Benn as Girl Scout
Trivia[]
- Carol is watching Three's Company and comments how much she likes Chrissy. Suzanne Sommers famously played Chrissy Snow.
- The title is a line from the song Mrs. Robinson by Simon & Garfunkel used in the movie The Graduate (1967).
Goofs[]
- The baseball game is being played in Milwaukee, but the exterior shot of the stadium is from Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.