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The seventh and final season is the emotional conclusion to one of America's most beloved 1980s sitcoms. In this season, the Keatons' world is turned upside down when Steven suffers a heart attack and has to undergo open-heart surgery.
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Jun 1, 2023 · How Did ‘Family Ties’ End? The final episode of the series was titled “Alex Doesn’t Live Here Anymore.” Fox’s character, Alex Keaton, the eldest child of Steven and Elyse Keaton, got a ...
Jun 1, 2023 · How Did ‘Family Ties’ End? The final episode of the series was titled “Alex Doesn’t Live Here Anymore.” Fox’s character, Alex Keaton, the eldest child of Steven and Elyse Keaton, got a ...
During a flashback scene to the day Steven's father died, he and Alex are watching the 1984 World Series when Steven gets the phone call from his brother informing him of their father's passing. However, in an earlier episode in which Steven visits his dad's grave, the tombstone says he died in August 1984, two months before the Series started.
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- Comedy, Drama, Family
- Sam Weisman
- 1988-12-11
Steven and Elyse attempt to comfort Alex, and help him deal with his emotion by getting him professional help. Part 2. Alex is talking with an unseen therapist, who helps him to confront the issues he must now deal with resulting from Greg's untimely death.
After jogging with Elyse, Steven feels chest pains. He is taken to the hospital, and they find out he had a heart attack. While there, the family meets relatives of patients who suffered heart attacks, while facing the issue of mortality.
After rushing Steven to the hospital, the family is stunned when Dr. Harrison tells them that Steven has suffered a heart attack and needs bypass surgery immediately. In the waiting room, the Keatons befriend Ruth Hobart, the kind and encouraging wife of another heart patient, and the jocular Mr. Meyers.
