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John Stamos

Jesse Katsopolis

Bob Saget

Danny Tanner

Dave Coulier

Joey Gladstone

Candace Cameron Bure

D.J. Tanner
(as Candace Cameron)

Jodie Sweetin

Stephanie Tanner

Mary-Kate Olsen

Michelle Tanner

Ashley Olsen

Michelle Tanner

Andrea Barber

Kimmy Gibbler

Lori Loughlin

Becky Katsopolis

Blake Tuomy-Wilhoit

Nicky Katsopolis

Dylan Tuomy-Wilhoit

Alex Katsopolis

Melissa Clayton

Melissa Morgan

Blake Ewing

Derek
(as Blake McIver Ewing)

Marla Sokoloff

Gia

Kathryn Zaremba

Lisa

Kenneth J. Morgan

Talent Show Judge
(uncredited)

Henry O

J.R. Schwartz
(uncredited)

Director
- John Tracy
Writers
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Trivia
Out of all four of the girls' Marla Sokoloff is the only one who can play the guitar in real life. Jodie Sweetin doesn't know how to play the guitar.

Goofs
Stephanie almost never properly plays the chords she needs. This could be deliberate to show the girls' inexperience.

Quotes
Daniel 'Danny' Tanner: How's the homework coming?
Donna Jo 'D.J.' Margaret Tanner: Great! I just made $60,000.
Joseph 'Joey' Gladstone: Doing homework? All I got was just a little happy face.

Connections
Featured in Fuller House: Girl Talk (2016)

Soundtracks
Everywhere You Look
Performed by Jesse Frederick

There are many components that make a musician great. This episode is about image over sound, something all-too popular today.

Stephanie and Gia are learning the guitar and bass, respectively. They decide to start a band. One of their beautiful classmates is recruited on drums and Kimmy takes the keyboard. The band is called "Girl Talk" and are invited by Danny and Becky to partake in their show's talent competition. Jesse is their manager and knows that they need to keep at it until it sounds perfect. But the girls, after one semi-decent play, decide they don't need to practice anymore any work on their image.

Danny and Joey use DJ's homework to play the stock market. Brief, but cute.

The music and the theme are both excellent. "Girl Talk" doing the Ace Of Base hit is both good and funny when they mess up. And the whole idea of all image and no sound is all there is in music today. This episode was back in 1995, long before computers and machines could completely fix everything.

Very well done!