Full House

Jesse's grandparents from Greece arrive for a visit and bring along some unexpected guests.

Danny finds it difficult to discipline 3-year-old Michelle, his "baby girl." Jesse sells his most prized possession--a guitar once owned by Elvis Presley--to get money to pay for an engagement ring for Becky.

Jesse becomes a reluctant actor in a commercial he writes with Joey. Danny becomes Jesse and Joey's partner after he gives them money to start their own business.

A mother/daughter slumber party leaves Stephanie feeling left out, until Joey and D.J. come to the rescue.

Jesse and Joey's first job is to produce a commercial for Wake Up San Francisco, but working for Danny is difficult. D.J.'s duties as editor of the school newspaper cause a rift in her friendship with her best friend, Kimmy.

Without Danny's knowledge, Jesse gives Michelle some very questionable advice on handling a bully and removes her from preschool.

When Joey performs his comedy act in Las Vegas, his estranged father arrives unexpectedly - giving father and son the opportunity to reconcile their differences.

D.J. goes on a strict diet so she can wear a bikini to Kimmy's birthday party.

When Jesse attends his high school reunion, he finds that he's still attracted to his high school sweetheart, although he's engaged to Rebecca.

Danny invites his new girlfriend, Cindy, and her son, Rusty, to dinner. When an emergency happens, Cindy is forced to leave early without Rusty, who stays and annoys everyone in the house with his mischief.

An unsigned love note causes nearly everyone in the Tanner family to believe he or she has a secret admirer.

When Joey and Jesse go on a camping trip, Danny discovers that the duties of a single parent can be overwhelming.

Joey doesn't have a date for New Year's Eve, so Jesse and Danny enroll him in a video dating service.

D.J. takes a job at the mall to earn some money for an expensive pair of shoes, while Jesse and Rebecca set a wedding date and location.

D.J. is horrified when she learns that her father, Danny, wants to sing at her school dance.

Stephanie is upset when she finds out she needs to wear glasses and is worried that her classmates will ridicule her. Her neighbor Steve Urkel gives her some tips on how to handle her classmates.

Michelle's new fish, Martin, dies tragically when she gives him a bubble bath. In order to attract a boy she knows, D.J. learns all about his favorite topic - cars.

Wanting one last adventure before marriage, Jesse goes skydiving on his wedding day. Unfortunately, he lands in a tree and can't get down.

Jesse is late for his wedding -- because he's in jail.

Jesse is sad when he returns from his honeymoon and realizes that it's time to move out of the Tanner house. But Rebecca has a plan that makes everyone happy.

D.J. and Stephanie accidentally knock a hole in their father's bedroom wall, and they desperately try to fix it before he returns home.

Brett, Stephanie's new boyfriend, plays on the Little League baseball team opposing her team. She's the star pitcher, and when he asks her to cheat so that his team can win the game, Stephanie makes a tough decision.

Joey is cast in a new "Beach Party" television series with the stars of the original 1960s movies, Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello. The whole family visits Hollywood for the taping of the pilot.

When D.J. sneaks out of the house, against Danny's wishes, to meet her boyfriend, Ryan, Rebecca is caught in the dual role of being her trusting friend and a responsible adult.

Seeing his daughters graduate to the next grade level causes Danny to go through a mid-life crisis at the age of thirty-three, which results in a short-lived romance with a 21-year-old woman.