Full House (TV Series) Luck Be a Lady: Part 2 (1989) User Reviews

A Tiny Bit Better Second Half.

[Movie-ManDan · 6/10 · 25 February 2018]

Often two-part episodes are awesome. Unfortunately, Full House's 'Luck Be a Lady' is a rather average two hour sector in the series.

Danny and Becky are sent to host an episode of "Wake Up, San Fransisco" in Lake Tahoe with their guest being extremely handsome soap star Todd Masters. Jesse has romantic plans for both he and Becky but is jealous by Masters. Meanwhile, Joey wins a lottery.

The episode taking place in Tahoe is a mistake. Why not make it Vegas? So much more glam and energy then.

The romance story in this is run of the mill too. Only here, Jesse and Becky elope! The whole thing was all-too-sudden, leaving the viewer in a little state of aw. They don't get married, and the explanation of why is very touching.

Wait a few more years until they do get married.

Marriage, Vegas style

[mitchrmp · 6/10 · 4 March 2014]

Well, it's not Vegas, but Jesse and Becky are still planning a quick wedding/honeymoon in a casino hotel. The girls are the first to find out, then the guys discover when Michelle actually spills the secret.

The first part of this episode was great, but I just didn't like the second part, as far as Jesse and Becky were concerned. I can't really give a reason, but that it seemed a bit...odd...and way out of character for Becky.

The story about Joey and the slot machine is pretty smart. His lesson was a good one, even though it was sort of blotched right after. The happening was very predictable.

The One Where Jesse And Becky Almost Get Married...

[taylorkingston · 7/10 · 1 June 2015]

I enjoy this episode. It's funny and I love all the excitement that goes on.

In this episode, Jesse and Becky decide to get married. But in secret, and right away. But D.J. and Stephanie think something is going on and are determined to get to the bottom of it. They snoop and play detective, eventually finding out what's happening. They tell Danny and Joey and they all go to see what's happening. Jesse and Becky don't end up getting married, as they think if and when they get married, it should be somewhere special with all of their family and friends present.

Overall, I give this episode a 7 out of 10, which in my ratings book is: Great.