In this episode, the Tanner's, Jesse and Joey, Jesse's parents and Becky all are going to fly to Colorado for Christmas, to spend it with some family. The first Christmas episode of the series. Danny has spent months planning this trip, and he is very excited. But on the way to Colorado, a blizzard forces an emergency landing in another airport. The family then has to spend Christmas Eve in baggage claim. Everyone thinks Christmas is ruined. Whilst here Jesse's father, Nick, is trying to get Jesse to kiss Becky under the mistletoe. DJ is upset because all of the gifts are missing, and Michelle is afraid of a man in the airport because of his toupee. Jesse gives a huge speech about the fact that Christmas is not about presents, and it will still be a great Christmas because it will be spent with family. A Santa Clause shows up and helps them find the gifts. This is a very fun and meaningful Christmas. Overall I give it a 7 out of 10.
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Christmas in the airport
mitchrmp18 February 2014
This is the first Christmas episode we see. The whole gang is together, including Becky and Jesse's parents. Traveling East in the winter time is always a questionable thing, and like many others, the gang gets stuck in an airport and spend Christmas there.
Becky wants to see her family and farm animals, Stephanie wants her presents, Joey wants everyone happy, and Danny wants family togetherness. Surprisingly, it's Jesse who finally brings the family back to their right thinking and makes everything better!
I never realized it, but Boss Hogg (can't remember his real name) is in this episode. He's the grouchy business man. Also, a very, very memorable scene between Jesse and Becky.
Becky wants to see her family and farm animals, Stephanie wants her presents, Joey wants everyone happy, and Danny wants family togetherness. Surprisingly, it's Jesse who finally brings the family back to their right thinking and makes everything better!
I never realized it, but Boss Hogg (can't remember his real name) is in this episode. He's the grouchy business man. Also, a very, very memorable scene between Jesse and Becky.
The Best Christmas Show They Ever Did.
Movie-ManDan3 May 2017
Full House has done three Christmas shows. I'd call this one the best. The second one (which happened in season 6) just happened to use Christmas and the final one (in season 8) just happens to not be quite as good as this.
The Tanners are going to spend Christmas in Colorado. Being the idiots they all are, decided to go on Christmas Eve. Don't bother getting there a few days earlier! Heavy snow caused the plane to remain grounded until morning, so all the passengers must stay in a terminal too small to be a big town. The airline lost some luggage, including the Tanners' Christmas presents. Everybody's pouting when Jesse makes them wake up. Him explaining what Christmas is all about while still acknowledging Jesus (knowing how Jewish-populated the cast and crew are). Everything what he said is right. Rebecca happened to be on the flight because she was switching in Colorado to visit her family in Nebraska. Their first kiss happens here.
Capturing the spirit of Christmas and some big laughs make this a wonderful episode.
The Tanners are going to spend Christmas in Colorado. Being the idiots they all are, decided to go on Christmas Eve. Don't bother getting there a few days earlier! Heavy snow caused the plane to remain grounded until morning, so all the passengers must stay in a terminal too small to be a big town. The airline lost some luggage, including the Tanners' Christmas presents. Everybody's pouting when Jesse makes them wake up. Him explaining what Christmas is all about while still acknowledging Jesus (knowing how Jewish-populated the cast and crew are). Everything what he said is right. Rebecca happened to be on the flight because she was switching in Colorado to visit her family in Nebraska. Their first kiss happens here.
Capturing the spirit of Christmas and some big laughs make this a wonderful episode.
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