The Tanners invite Cindy and Rusty over again for a backyard barbecue. Rusty writes a phony love letter which causes confusion as each member of the household reads it in turn, all believing it to be...
Stephanie drives Joey's prized classic car into the house when she is left unsupervised.
When Stephanie is paired with a classmate she hates for a school project, she finds out that the boy's father is beating him, and is sworn to secrecy.
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Title: Full House (1987–1995)
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| Complete series cast summary: | |||
| John Stamos | ... | Jesse Katsopolis / ... 193 episodes, 1987-1995 | |
| Dave Coulier | ... | Joey Gladstone / ... 193 episodes, 1987-1995 | |
| Candace Cameron Bure | ... | D.J. Tanner 193 episodes, 1987-1995 | |
| Jodie Sweetin | ... | Stephanie Tanner 193 episodes, 1987-1995 | |
| Mary-Kate Olsen | ... | Michelle Tanner / ... 193 episodes, 1987-1995 | |
| Ashley Olsen | ... | Michelle Tanner 193 episodes, 1987-1995 | |
| Bob Saget | ... | Danny Tanner 192 episodes, 1987-1995 | |
| Lori Loughlin | ... | Rebecca Katsopolis / ... 152 episodes, 1988-1995 | |
| Andrea Barber | ... | Kimmy Gibbler 146 episodes, 1987-1995 | |
This is a story about a sports broadcaster later turned morning talk show host Danny Tanner and his three little girls, D.J. (Donna Jo), Stephanie and Michelle Tanner. Before the show begins, Danny Tanner's wife is killed by a drunk driver. So he needs help raising his three little girls. He asks his rock musician brother-in-law, Jesse Katsopolis, and his comedian best friend, Joey Gladstone, to move in with them. As the show goes on, Jesse gets married to Rebecca Donaldson, Danny's co host of the talk show. The two have kids of their own, who are twins, Alexander and Nicholas Katsopolis. However, the show is about what happens as the story is going on. Written by Raffi Nazarian <gamk@yahoo.com>
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This show was excellent! It is one of my favorite shows of all time, and was great for people of all ages. My favorite character was always the middle child, Stephanie. I guess you could say that she and I grew up together, because we were the same age, and she and I had a lot in common. She was played by the very talented young actress, Jodie Sweetin.
As a child, this show taught me quite a bit. It had many different parts to it such as happy times, sad times, adventurous parts, and most of all, extremely hilarious scenes! Every now and then, I continue to watch re-runs, and can see it from an adult's point of view. I get a kick out of every character.
After Danny's wife died, his brother in-law Jesse moved in to help raise the girls, along with Danny's best friend Joey. Although Danny was kind of strange, he was a very kind man, and was an excellent father. Jesse was a pretty cool guy, although was often kind of grouchy. He really improved his life by moving in and helping raise the girls, and even met a lovely woman who he married. Played by the beautiful and talented actress Lori Loughlin, Rebecca began as Danny's co-host when he was promoted from sports caster, to a morning talk show host. Jesse got to know Rebecca, and they married and had two twin boys. Joey was very good friends with Danny, and I got a kick out of him! He was into comedy, and was a kid at heart, but a great guy. The oldest girl D.J was an excellent big sister to Stephanie and Michelle, and I always wished my sister had been that great! Stephanie was a great girl, very smart, and funny. Michelle (played by the Olsen twins) was extremely smart, and was always so cute! She was extremely fun to watch, and I still enjoy watching the re-runs of her growing up. I often become a kid at heart watching this show, but as an adult, it gives me some good ideas for when I'm a father someday. It ran for eight years, and should have run longer! It was so much fun to watch the kids grow up, and grow up with them as I watched it all those years, as well as seeing the adults improve themselves.
On a scale of 1-10, I give this show a 10, and a grade A! If you like a good comedy with lots of laughs, as well as learning experiences, I highly recommend this great show for you!