The "I Love Saturday Night" lineup received heavy promotion, as ABC was valiantly trying to achieve any remaining life out of "Who's the Boss?" and "Growing Pains" especially. Those in the industry suspected that "Perfect Strangers" was moved to Saturdays not necessarily since it could have bolstered the lineup's performance, but because it was part of an ABC agenda to kill the series (ABC's explanation in its move from Fridays was that it did not fit the new "TGIF" demographic, ages 10–18). Saturday night on ABC, especially up against NBC's powerhouse lineup of the evening, seemed a surefire place to send even a popular show into considerable ratings decline. This is exactly what happened, as ratings during the entire February sweeps period were the lowest of the season for ABC that night (save for "The Commish", which had become successful in its first season), with "Perfect Strangers" experiencing the largest single-season ratings decline for a series. After five dismal weeks in the Nielsens, ABC had a rapid loss of faith in "I Love Saturday Night"; the branding concept for the Saturday lineup was used for the last time on February 29, 1992.