Julie McCullough was ADORABLE!

Blame Kirk Cameron.

Julie and Mike were the best! If Kirk were truly a good Christian, he would have wanted her to have a good job, and opportunities for a nice life, outside playboy. Instead he ruined he career, and really gave her no choice, but to be the playboy girl. Which is sad. She was beautiful and talented, would have loved to see her career thrive. Kate wa boring, and her character was way more adult and sultry, than Julie.

The character of Julie was adorable, I agree.
Regardless of the reason, however, I'm glad their engagement/marriage was written out of the story and that he eventually met Kate. Julie and Mike were way too young, unprepared and immature for such a big life change, IMO.

With Julie, it was a very sweet but young relationship, very idealistic, always making kissy cutesy faces at eachother with sappy dreamy eyed moments. It was a fun relationship, Mike's first serious one, for sure, but not very grounded for long-term. I think most people that have watched the show can relate, having had *that* relationship before they finally met their husband/wife.

Personally, as a kid, I preferred Kate's character more. She was gorgeous, intelligent, sophisticated, mature and I loved the interplay between her and Kirk. It was hilarious and heartwarming watching him attempt to be more responsible, grown up, and get his life together -- impressing her with his actions, not just his face and charm.

It seemed to disappoint many viewers, but Mike had to grow up sometime, he sure couldn't remain a boyishly charming player the rest of his life. I, for one, was glad he changed his ways. He was still cute and charming, just not a goof-off "playboy" anymore, and that (for me) was a good thing.



HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!

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Agreed. And still upset they didn't end up together.

Unfortunately it is a sad reality in life. The choices we make do determine our futures. A person makes questionable choices, they may come back to bite you when you least expect it. Maybe it was wrong to put on pressure to make them give her the axe, and maybe not. But I think its a safe bet when someone poses for a pornographic magazine, one can expect the potential backlash if they are seeking employment with a company geered towards children or younger adults.

"My main question is always this: if Jesus could forgive and hang out with Mary Magdalin, why couldn't he deal with the fact that she used to be a Playboy girl, hmm? Is he BETTER than Jesus? Hypocrite!"

LOL...before using a word, please make sure you know what it means. Where was he hypocritical? For him to be a hypocrite, he would have had to accepted the posing as legit for someone else but not for Julie. You and your friends weren't too bright, were you? And if you wanted to put in a religious context remember; if a person (such as Mary M) showed remorse and owned up to their mistakes...thats one thing. If a person didnt acknowledge it and continued on showing no level of remorse...thats something else entirely. Do we understand now?


Edit: Of course...the (and I rarely use this language) @sshole puredieselbc decided to give his weak opinion...so it should be expectedly exposed as the weak narrative it is. So enjoy.


"Who said her posing for Playboy was a mistake?"

Who specifically? Not sure...I never took a survey. But to many people, exposing your genitals so millions of guys can get off and getting paid for it isnt the most admirable of choices to make.

"Why should Julie have had to ask for his forgiveness?"

If Julie is going to work on a show (or company) geered towards a younger audience, it only makes sense to come clean about such choices that would give a negative public perception of them. Tim Allen's drug past came up when he was up and coming and came clean about it.


"It's none of his business what she did before they met."

Not actually true. If there is a public action that one makes, people have every right to have an opinion on it...especially if they are connected with said individual. As they say, the people you keep in company are a reflection of you.

"He's still a jerk."

To a person who backs an essential prostitute, perhaps. But the higher classes of people know otherwise.

"Do we understand now?"

Well since that comment was regarding several posters' inability to understand the basic meaning of the word "hypocrisy" and you didnt address it, it appears there is no understanding despite assistance. But learning the meaning of the word hypocrisy is likely not the biggest many of these posters' problems given their flawed perspectives.

DO WE UNDERSTAND NOW?????@sshole?


"Life with no freedom is a waste. Freedom with no honor is a bigger waste."




"How's the steak?" "It was poisoned (argh)...and a little rare" (collapses).

Ya but, she dated Scott Baio, c'mon man

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