Full House episodes (Season 6)
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Season six episodes of Full House (a television sitcom that ran on the ABC)
The sixth season of the show was aired in (1992-1993).
[edit] Come Fly with Me
(aired on September 22, 1992)
Stephanie and Michelle have a boring summer while DJ is in Spain. After DJ returns and does not pay attention to them they sneak on board a plane thinking they are heading to Oakland, California, but acutally the plane was heading to Auckland, New Zealand, which worries the rest of the family.
[edit] The Long Goodbye
(aired on September 29, 1992)
Episode Synopsis: At the breakfast table, Danny is watching Vicky’s Chicago news broadcast on a portable television set. Joey calls Michelle down for breakfast, but she is busy. Jesse is attempting to feed the twins, but they are reluctant. Jesse then tells Michelle to come down, but she again insists that she is too busy.
Steve and Kimmy enter. Kimmy comments about the Tanners, “You guys have family values coming out the wazoo.” Danny expresses concern that he will have to see Steve daily. Steve takes some food and leaves with D.J. and Kimmy. Vicky calls, and Danny leaves to take the call.
Teddy, a schoolmate of Michelle’s, enters. Joey greets him and informs Michelle that he is here, which prompts Michelle to finally come downstairs. They discover that Michelle has a jelly sandwich for lunch and that Teddy has a peanut butter sandwich, so they agree to put them together at lunchtime.
Later, Jesse and Rebecca are debating whether Nicky and Alex should play with “Baby Love-button”, a doll that Michelle gave them. Rebecca sees nothing wrong with male children playing with dolls while Jesse is concerned.
At school, Michelle lets Teddy dot her i’s, but, in exchange, demands to know his secret. Teddy tells her that he is moving to Amarillo, which saddens Michelle.
Steve, Kimmy, and D.J. enter while Danny is eating a meatloaf sandwich. Kimmy takes a bite of sandwich but finds it too dry and gives it to Comet. Michelle and Stephanie enter. Michelle wants to go to Amarillo, but Danny says that it is too far. Danny then decides that Chicago is too far and that he will tell Vicky that they should “see other people”.
In Michelle’s room, Teddy is saying goodbye to Michelle. Michelle asks him to play jump rope. Teddy does not know how, but Michelle teaches him. She demonstrates by jumping over the rope on the ground.
Jesse gives new, masculine toys to the twins. They include boxing gloves, an action figure, and a toy truck. Rebecca gives them the doll again, and argues that they will be better parents if they have it. Jesse begins to agree.
Stephanie and D.J. are unhappy with Danny’s decision to break up with Vicky. Vicky enters. Ironically, Vicky suggests that they see other people before Danny has a chance to make the same proposal. They realize how sad they are and begin making out. They agree to visit each other one weekend a month.
In her room, Michelle has Teddy tied up in an effort to keep him from moving away. She offers to provide him with breakfast and dinner but not lunch because she will be at school. Teddy starts yelling, and Joey responds. Joey tells Michelle that tying up Teddy will not keep him from moving. Michelle replies, “It was working till you came in.” Joey tells Michelle about how he had to move often as a child and that he had to make new friends just like Michelle will. Teddy gives Michelle his Furry Murray toy, and Michelle gives him her favorite pig toy.
Back at school, Denise, a new student is transferred to Michelle’s class. She offers Michelle sour cream and onion potato chips, which are Michelle’s favorite because the taste stays on your tongue for a long time.
[edit] Road to Tokyo
(aired on October 6, 1992)
Episode Synopsis: Joey returns home from grocery shopping, commenting that he felt bad for the Brussels sprouts, so he bought them. D.J., Kimmy, and Steve arrive and begin eating the food. Steve is pleased to find his favorite, “can-o-cheese”. D.J. announces that she’s trying out for the school newspaper, and Kimmy announces that she has been nominated for class president by the “Party-hardy Party”. She plans to use hypnosis to lure voters.
The telephone rings, and Michelle answers. Stephanie suspected that it might be Randy Richardson, the second cutest and third dumbest boy in her class. It is actually Fat Fish Records calling to inform Jesse that his single, “Forever”, is number one in Japan. Jesse agrees to spend the next two weeks in Japan, which saddens Michelle.
In Japan, Jesse is mobbed by a crowd of Japanese fans. Jesse’s busy schedule, which includes photo sessions, album signings, and a Bullet Train christening, prevents him from spending anytime with his wife and kids.
Michelle and Stephanie are in their room when the phone rings. Someone calls, apparently with the intention of ordering a pizza. The phone call ends with Stephanie delivering her catch phrase, “How rude!” Michelle then begins to talk about seeing Jesse, but Stephanie explains that he’s thousands of miles away. She then has to explain that a mile is 5,280 feet, which prompts Michelle to ask how many toes it is. Frustrated, Stephanie suggests that Michelle ought to dig to Japan.
Jesse performs in Japan, attempting to sing "Help Me Rhonda" in Japanese using cue cards. At one point, Jesse cannot read them, and he replaces the lyrics with the names of Japanese automobile manufacturers. He then performs “Forever” in English.
Meanwhile, back in the States, D.J. feels bad that her article in the school newspaper, which recommended that voters make an “intelligent choice” in the election, will hurt Kimmy’s campaign. However, Kimmy wins in a landslide, and, apparently as a result, her political party is now called the “Party-hardy Gibbler-crats”.
In Japan, Fat Fish Records asks Jesse to do a year-long tour. At first Jesse is excited, but Rebecca is appalled by the idea and leaves. Jesse eventually decides that he is being selfish and goes to find Rebecca, who is waiting outside the door for him.
Jesse arrives home to find Michelle and Comet in the backyard. Michelle is attempting to dig to Japan with Comet’s help. She is excited to see Jesse and informs him that she would have been unhappy if he had agreed to spend a year in Japan.
[edit] Radio Days
(aired on October 13, 1992)
Episode Synopsis: The episode opens with Michelle offering Stephanie help with her homework. Stephanie explains that she is writing a story and reminds Michelle that she can only write i’s and t’s, which would limit the story to a series of the word “it”. Stephanie then reads from her story, “The Potato Bug”. Michelle comments that “it it it” would have been a better story. Danny suggests to Stephanie that she write about what she knows
D.J., Kimmy and Steve enter. D.J. is mad at Steve for spending time with Kathy Santony, which inspires Stephanie to write a new story based on them, “The Young and the Jealous”.
Jesse, Joey, Nicky, and Alex enter. Danny tells Jesse about a radio job opening, and Jesse decides to pursue it. Joey announces that he’s getting a co-host on his television show, The Ranger Joe Show, and expresses dissatisfaction with the situation.
Stephanie listens through the bedroom door to Steve and D.J. while they study. She finds it boring.
Joey’s new co-host, Jungle Jenny, has hung up vines in an attempt to dress up the set like a jungle. Joey complains because the show is supposed to be in a forest. Jungle Jenny is unaware of a difference. Joey complains to the boss that his new co-host is “wacked-out and obnoxious” but quickly retracts his comment when the boss tells him that she is his wife.
At the 95.6 Rock Radio studios, Jesse arrives for an interview with All-Night Julie. He brought Joey along who initially waits outside the studio, but Julie invites him in as well. Joey is very lively on the radio, making jokes about Jesse’s hair and his obsession with Elvis. Jesse is noticeably annoyed and expresses his anger after they are off the air and Julie is out of the room. Julie returns to inform Jesse that he has the job but that Joey must be his co-host.
Later, Jesse attempts to make up with Joey by offering him ice cream and Froot Loops. Joey reminds Jesse that he is not Michelle but eventually accepts the juvenile offer. Jesse tells him about the radio show, and Joey realizes that Jesse needs him. They again start to argue. Michelle enters and attempts to resolve their conflict but eventually gives up. Jesse repeatedly calls Joey “Bullwinkle Brain”, and Joey repeatedly calls Jesse “Dipidy-doo head”.
Stephanie mischievously composes a fake love note to D.J. from a fictitious boy named Henry and plants it for Steve to find. This causes a conflict between the two, and Stephanie writes about what happens. Danny reads the story and, realizing what Stephanie is doing, informs Steve and D.J. They develop a plan to teach Stephanie a lesson.
Stephanie is writing in the kitchen when Steve asks D.J. to marry him. Danny enters, and Steve informs him of his plans. Danny asks why it took him so long. Eventually, D.J. tells Stephanie that it is not really happening. Danny offers Steve a corn dog instead of marriage, which he promptly accepts. Danny claims, “Not a woman alive can compete with my corn dogs.”
Meanwhile, on the Ranger Joe Show, the co-host hangs Joey by his feet jokingly and leaves him there. Joey decides to quit his job. Joey asks Michelle (who is a minor character on the show) to find someone to cut him down. She leaves, the lights go out, and then someone cuts him down.
Joey and Michelle return home from the show, and Joey offers Jesse a bottle of “Elvis” car wax. He apologizes to Jesse and says that Michelle taught him. Michelle is surprised but happy and says, “I did that? All right!” They agree to do the radio show.
[edit] Lovers and Other Tanners
(October 20, 1992)
DJ has to learn to put things in her life by priority. Forgetting to pick up Michelle is the last straw for Danny with DJ. Meanwhile Jesse takes cold pills and is nearly unconscious for most of his and Joey's new radio show "Rush Hour Renagades"
[edit] Educating Jesse
(October 27, 1992)
DJ and Kimmy make a Don't Drop Out of School project. Jesse won't help because he was a school drop out. Jesse and Rebecca have a fight and Jesse decides he will go back to school. On his first day, Jesse meets the same teacher he had his last time in high school. The teacher embarrasses Jesse, and Jesse goes back home. Jesse and Michelle then decide that they both have to keep trying to achieve their goals. Michelle wants to tie her shoes.
[edit] Trouble in Twin Town
(November 10, 1992)
Money can buy a lot of things but it can't buy happiness. The happiness that Jesse and Becky share. This is proven to both of them when Becky's rich cousin comes into town. They enter their boys in a twins competition against their rich cousin's identical girls, and Nicky and Alex win 1st place with the girls as runners up. Meanwhile Stephanie finds a cute set of boy twins of her own and tries to fool them into believing shes a twin too. In the end they find out she not but hang out with her anyways
[edit] The Play's the Thing
(November 17, 1992)
Michelle's first grade class is preparing to perform a play titled "Yankee Doodle". When D.J. was in 1st grade, she played as Yankee Doodle and when Stephanie was in 1st grade, she played as Yankee Doodle. Michelle desperately wants to continue this tradition and play as Yankee Doodle. Joey and Jesse are the directors of the play, and Michelle feels hurt when they choose Derek Boyd to play as Yankee Doodle because Derek's audition for the part was better than Michelle's audition, and the way Michelle's classmates treat her, after Derek is chosen, makes her feel left out in the cold. Jesse and Joey later admit that they feel terrible about making Michelle feel so hurt, and they convince Michelle to play a different part in the play. Meanwhile, Danny misses having a baby of his own now that he notices how much the girls have grown up so far, so he starts spending a lot of time with Nicky and Alex, even intruding on Becky's time with Nicky and Alex.
[edit] Nice Guys Finish First
(November 24, 1992)
Joey is scheduled to play in the Bay City Charity Foundation ice hockey game for the Celebrity All Star hockey team at the Iceoplex on Saturday, but that's still a few days away. On "Rush Hour Renegades", Jesse and Joey welcome Hershel Binkley as a guest on the show. Hershel owns Giant Binkley Used Cars, and he'll be the goaltender for the team that the Celebrity All star team will be playing against. There is also something else about Hershel...Joey recognizes Hershel as "Stonewall", which is Hershel's nickname. 15 years ago, while Joey was in college playing in a state championship college ice hockey game, and Joey's team was down by one goal with one minute left in the game. Joey attempted a shot that would have tied the game, but Stonewall stopped the shot and didn't allow Joey to score. This absolutely humiliated Joey in front of his family and friends, and now Stonewall is looking forward to humiliating Joey all over again. Later, Joey decides to not play in the game because he doesn't want to face Stonewall again. On the next day, Joey and the family head to the Iceoplex to do some skating just for fun. Stonewall shows up and harasses Joey by telling Joey that he wants to humiliate Joey again because Stonewall could "live off of that" for another 15 years. Joey loses his temper. He decides to play in the game, and angrily breaks a hockey stick over his knee. On Saturday, over the first two periods of the game, Joey is not doing well at all, but the game is still tied with 4 goals apiece. In the third period, after a talk with Michelle during the second intermission, Joey starts playing like he's on fire. As time expires in the third period, Joey is tripped during a breakaway, and is given a penalty shot attempt. What happened 15 years ago does not repeat itself, as this time, Joey puts in the game winning shot, getting the puck past Stonewall, and getting even with Stonewall.
[edit] I'm Not D.J.
(December 1, 1992)
Stephanie wants to get her ears pierced to impress the popular kids at her school, but Danny won't let her. She is so desperate, so she turns to Kimmy Gibbler!?
[edit] Goofs
While Stephanie is trying to persuade her dad into getting her to wear earrings, she is wearing earrings the whole time. Nevertheless, they were clip-ons.
The funny thing is that during most of the seasons Stephanie actually has her ears pierced!
[edit] Designing Mothers
(December 8, 1992)
Vicki's mother comes for a visit.Meanwhile Stephanie and Michelle want to redecorate their room, but Danny says no. Vicki's Mom and Danny don't hit off too well. So to say sorry to Danny she redecorates the girls room.You probably know what happened next. Joey and Jesse get a new radio boss. They think she will fire them, by rumor, but ends up helping them instead.
[edit] A Very Tanner Christmas
(December 15, 1992)
Christmas day is getting close. Becky tells Jesse that she misses the times when it snowed during the holidays every year in Nebraska when she was a kid. D.J. learns that Steve has been accepted to Daytona Beach University in Florida. D.J. is not as excited about it as Steve is, because Florida is about 3000 miles away. Stephanie and Michelle are obsessed with receiving gifts for Christmas. On Christmas day, Danny is depressed that he can't see Vicky because she's covering elections in Sweden. Steve comes over so he and D.J. can exchange gifts. D.J.'s gift to Steve is an expensive jacket that Steve has had his eyes on, and Steve gives D.J. a Daytona Beach University sweatshirt. D.J.., who feels that Steve's gift to her is insult to injury, runs to her room. Steve goes upstairs, where D.J. lets Steve know how she feels about Steve going to college so far away, and Steve accuses D.J. of buying the jacket for him in an attempt to bribe him into staying in San Francisco, and he walks out. In order to cure Stephanie and Michelle's obsession with gifts, after they have received their gifts, Jesse takes them to a shelter for the homeless, where they help out and discover that there is also joy in giving at Christmas. All D.J. can talk about during the Christmas party at home is Steve. Santa Claus shows up at the party, then a second Santa shows up and lays a kiss on Danny, because the second Santa is Vicky in disguise. She was able to make it to the party after all. Joey, disguised as Santa, enters the room. Seeing that Santa #1 is not Joey, D.J. removes Santa #1's beard, and sees that Santa #1 is Steve in disguise. Steve apologizes to D.J.., and he admits that he was so pumped up about going to college that he didn't stop to think about how it would make D.J. feel if he went to a college so far away. Steve decides to stay in town for college instead of going to Florida. Jesse has a surprise for Becky in the back yard -- a blanket of snow covering the yard, complete with a snowman...but how did Jesse do it? Jesse has a friend who makes snow cones, and Jesse had the guy bring over enough to fill 17,000 cones and spread it around the back yard.
[edit] The Dating Game
(January 5, 1993)
5th grader Stephanie's friend Josh asks Stephanie if she wants to go out with him and the rest of the baseball team to a pizza parlor and just hang out. With D.J.'s help, Stephanie makes the mistake of thinking that this will be more than just hanging out -- Stephanie thinks this is going to be her first date. Meanwhile, Joey invites Alison Axelrod over for dinner, and Joey may end up messing dinner up because he becomes a nervous klutz whenever he's around Alison. Danny makes turkey in a boot for Vicky and Joey spills it when he takes it out of the oven. He also accidentally throws salad on Allison.
[edit] Birthday Blues
(January 19, 1993)
It's Kimmy's 16th birthday. D.J. is preoccupied by the fact that she and Steve have been dating for 6 months, and she and Steve plan to celebrate this. As it turns out, D.J. has forgotten Kimmy's birthday because of this, and Kimmy thinks D.J. has a party planned. A now frantic D.J. gets the family to help her throw a surprise party for Kimmy in a hurry, but Kimmy is devastated when Steve slips up and lets on that it's a mercy party because D.J. forgot Kimmy's birthday, so a devastated Kimmy runs out of the house. Danny explains to D.J. that it looks obvious that ever since D.J. has started dating Steve, D.J.'s been making Kimmy feel like she's being left out of D.J.'s life. D.J. goes outside and talks to Kimmy, apologizing for making Kimmy feel so hurt, and they work things out.
[edit] Be True To Your Pre-School
(January 26, 1993)
After talking to the parents of Nicky and Alex's friend Cooper Charles, Jesse wants Nicky and Alex to attend Bouton Hall, the prestigious upper crust preschool that Cooper attends. Jesse will do absolutely anything to make that happen, even falsifying information on the application form in order to get Bouton Hall to accept Nicky and Alex. Becky and Jesse talk about Bouton Hall, and come to the conclusion that even though they want the twins to be in the best preschool they can find, Nicky and Alex would be under too much pressure to succeed if they went to Bouton Hall with Cooper. Meanwhile, Kimmy gets her driver's license, and much to Danny's surprise, Kimmy is an excellent driver. While trying to pull a prank on the school's chess club while they are out, Kimmy, D.J.., Stephanie, and Michelle end up locked out of the car they are using, which belongs to Kimmy's brother.
[edit] The Heartbreak Kid
(February 9, 1993)
Michelle has fallen head over heels for Steve, and she decides that she wants to marry Steve. Everyone thinks Michelle is just playing, so they throw a "wedding" for Michelle and Steve. Michelle feels hurt when she discovers that it's not a real wedding, and everyone finally realizes that the way Michelle truly feels about Steve is not something to play around with. Danny talks to Michelle and admits that sometimes adults forget that kids do have feelings, and Steve apologizes for making Michelle feel hurt. Michelle cheers up a little bit and accepts the apology, and she and Steve are friends again as Michelle understands that D.J. is the girl Steve loves. Meanwhile, Danny and Joey are cleaning Joey's closet when Danny discovers a picture of Barbara Ann Varanelli, a girl Danny dated while he and Joey were in high school 20 years ago, and until now, Danny never knew that she had started dating Joey after she stopped dating Danny. Danny wants to know if Joey stole Barbara Ann from him 20 years ago, so he tracks down Barbara Ann's phone number and calls Barbara Ann, who explains that the only reason why she ever dated Danny and Joey was to make Jesse jealous. Jesse buys a laptop computer that he doesn't know how to use, and he is reluctant to accept any help from Stephanie -- until Nicky and Alex erase Jesse's report from the computer, and that's when Jesse frantically asks for Stephanie's help, and Stephanie gets the report back for Jesse.
[edit] Silence is Not Golden
(February 16, 1993)
Stephanie and her classmate Charles are assigned to work together on a homework assignment. After school, Charles goes to the house with Stephanie, and while working on the assignment with Stephanie, Charles slips up and is forced to admit that his father beats him up all the time. Charles feels helpless because, like Stephanie, Charles doesn't have a mother because Charles's mother is dead. Charles makes Stephanie promise to tell no one about the abuse. Later, when Michelle becomes angry at Danny for punishing her because she ran up the phone bill by calling the "Funny Buddy" riddle hotline several times, Stephanie blows up at Michelle and angrily tells Michelle that she's lucky to have a father who doesn't hit her, and Jesse wonders where Stephanie's behavior is coming from. Stephanie breaks her promise of silence and tells Jesse what Charles told her. Jesse, who is willing to help Charles, reports the abuse, and Charles is placed in a foster home while his father is dealt with. Jesse tells Stephanie that even though she feels lousy about the situation, she did the right thing by coming to Jesse with it. This makes Stephanie appreciate Danny more than she already does.
[edit] Please Don't Touch the Dinosaur
(February 23, 1993)
Michelle's class is going on a field trip and Danny and Uncle Jesse both chaperone they both want Michelle to join their group. Michelle picks Uncle Jesse the cool group that lets the kids get too wild and Michelle accidentally knocks over a $4,000,000 dinosaur in a museum. Steph accidentally gives a $2000 baseball card that was Joey's to Steve!
[edit] Subterranean Graduation Blues
(March 2, 1993)
It's time for Jesse to graduate from high school. Michelle suggests that everyone rides a subway train to the graduation ceremony because subway trains don't cause as much air pollution as cars do. Everyone regrets following Michelle's suggestion when electrical problems on the subway train cause it to stall and come to a stop. Because of this, Jesse believes they are going to be late and that the officials at the school would not be surprised to see Jesse miss his chance to graduate. The family, minus D.J.., who is out of town, throws a graduation "ceremony" for Jesse on the subway train, which starts moving again after the mock ceremony is over, and it's obvious that Jesse gets his diploma.
[edit] Grand Gift Auto
Joey buys D.J. a stolen car for her birthday.
[edit] Room for One More
(April 6, 1993)
While Stephanie and Michelle are babysitting a neighbor's pet pig, Jesse tries to prove to Becky that he can handle having another baby around the house, because he misses having babies in the house, but there are complications in Jesse's mission -- one of the twins is sick, and chaos is on the air on KFLH when Jesse and Joey do an episode of their radio show at home, downstairs in the recording studio.
[edit] Prom Night
(May 4, 1993)
D.J. goes to the prom with Steve, and at the prom Steve meets up with his old girlfriend Rachel. D.J. catches the both of them kissing and thinks that Steve kissed her, he then explained that Rachel kissed him and that it was a mis-understanding. Danny learns Vicky is 7 months older than him.
[edit] The House Meets the Mouse, Part One
(May 11, 1993)
Jesse's band gets to play in Disney World, and decides that he and Becky will have a "second honeymoon" there. The family tags along. Michelle gets everything she wants before they leave, which upsets Stephanie. Later, Michelle cuts in front of Stephanie in line and becomes the park's "princess for the day", even though it should have been Stephanie. Michelle later runs away, upset that the others thinnk she is too bossy. Danny wants to ask Vicky if she will marry him, but keeps getting interupted.
Rumors circulated that 11 yr old Jodie Sweetin was killed in a car accident in 1993, this was not true, seeing the fact that she was filming a new Full House episode called The House Meets the Mouse in Orlando, Florida. You can also see behind the scenes of this special episode on Youtube.
- When DJ, Michelle, Kimmy and Stephanie are participating in an Aladdin themed activity where you try to release the princess from the bottle, DJ sees the Aladdin as her then-boyfriend Steve, possibly a reference to the fact that the actor who plays Steve did the voice of Aladdin in the Disney film of the same name.
[edit] The House Meets the Mouse, Part Two
(May 18, 1993)
The family looks for Michelle, meanwhile D.J. longs for Steve and appears in Orlando. Danny pops the question, and Vicky says yes. when jesse preforms, he says this is to all the dreamers out there, happy anniversary honney. and then sings a dream is a wish you heart makes. Stephanie Koehne really didn't know how famous she had become until the filming of this particular episode, filmed in Disney MGM Studios.During the filming of this episode, Jodie Sweetin was harassed because when she walked into the bathroom at Disney World, people were asking her for autographs, and she was upset. After the filming of this episode, producers had realized that all three girls had to be protected,so security was enforced.
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