Steve Harvey Season 1 Episode 147 Steve Time Warps Back to the '70s for a Tech Time-Out; Retro-Style Cooking Lesson; "Concentration"!

Steve Harvey Season 1 Episode 147 "Steve Time Warps Back to the '70s for a Tech Time-Out; Retro-Style Cooking Lesson; 'Concentration'!" takes viewers on a nostalgic journey back to the 1970s. In this episode, Steve decides to take a break from technology and revisit the simpler times of the past.

To kick off the show, Steve is transported back to the '70s with a retro-style set and outfit to match. He invites his audience to join him as he takes a break from the digital world to appreciate the analog one. Steve talks about how life has changed since the '70s and how technology has impacted our lives today.

One of the highlights of the episode is a retro-style cooking lesson with chef Amanda Freitag. Amanda teaches Steve how to make a delicious dish using only ingredients from the '70s. The dish is a classic comfort food and favorite from that era – Meatloaf! Amanda shows Steve how to make the perfect meatloaf, complete with a side of mashed potatoes and green beans.

The show also features a blast from the past with a game of "Concentration." Steve brings out two contestants who are ready to test their memory skills. The game is played by matching two cards to reveal a hidden prize. The contestants must use their memory to match as many pairs as possible to win the grand prize.

Throughout the episode, Steve interjects with tips and tricks to live more in the moment and appreciate the simple pleasures of life. He reminds us that sometimes the best way to connect with others is to unplug from technology and have a conversation face to face.

Steve Harvey Season 1 Episode 147 "Steve Time Warps Back to the '70s for a Tech Time-Out; Retro-Style Cooking Lesson; 'Concentration'!" is a fun and nostalgic journey back in time. Viewers will enjoy the retro-style set, outfit, and cooking lesson, as well as the classic game show "Concentration." Steve's message of taking a break from technology and appreciating life's simple pleasures is a reminder that sometimes the best moments are the ones that can't be captured on a screen.