| Release Date | 1995-05-23 |
|---|---|
| Runtime | 25 minutes |
| Genres | Comedy, Family |
| Stars | John Stamos, Bob Saget, Dave Coulier, Candace Cameron Bure, Jodie Sweetin |
| Directors | Tom Amundsen, Tom Burkhard, James O'Keefe, Marc Warren, Don Van Atta |
After the death of his wife, Danny enlists his best friend and his brother-in-law to help raise his three daughters, D.J., Stephanie, and Michelle.
Jesse is kicked out of the band because he's distracted by all the other things in his life.
The twins may be ready for preschool, but Jesse isn't ready to let them go; Stephanie asserts herself by not cleaning her room.
Danny discovers Stephanie's lied to him and gone to an unsupervised party; Barry Williams records a hit with Jesse's former band.
Michelle lets Danny know she's in a secret club, but she's bounced when he spills the beans.
Michelle thinks it's going to be a big joke when Joey is the substitute in her class.
Michelle buys a donkey with the money she makes selling lemonade.
Jesse hits the road with his band, but Danny hits the roof when D.J. wants to be with her new beau--the guitarist, Viper.
Stephanie and Gia are pleased when Danny begins dating Gia's mom--but Michelle's not.
Stephanie takes a wild ride with some older boys, and D.J. is the only one who knows.
D.J. saves Kimmy when she gets drunk at a fraternity party, but Kimmy blames D.J. for ruining her fun.
A novelty-store owner refuses to exchange Michelle's gift for Danny on Christmas Eve.
D.J. faces a dilemma when Nelson and Viper both vie for her affection.
When Rebecca is named the producer of the morning show, it only produces bitterness in Danny.
Michelle and her friends demand that Joey and Jesse take them to the museum on Super Bowl Sunday.
Michelle frets over the size of her feet.
When Jesse proves to be a hapless hoopster, he gets some pointers from an all-time great: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
As Valentine's Day nears, Rebecca thinks Jesse's lost his romantic spark; and Joey has a secret admirer.
Stephanie and friends form a band for a talent contest, but decide they don't need Jesse's help.
Kimmy decides to marry her plumber boyfriend after her college aspirations go down the drain.
D.J. plays a prank on the principal when she gets his convertible put on the school roof--but the caper backfires.
Jesse goes over the edge when Rebecca decides to go bungee jumping.
Stephanie is heartbroken when she's stood up. Meanwhile, a doctor orders Jesse to reduce his stress level.
Michelle falls from a horse and suffers a loss of memory.
The family copes with Michelle's memory loss.
