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Revision as of 23:56, 13 April 2006 by Rich Farmbrough (talk | contribs) (External links pluralWikify dates)(diff) ← Previous revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)Season four episodes of Full House (a television sitcom that ran on the ABC)
The fourth season of the show was aired in (1990-1991).
Greek Week
Crimes and Michelle's Misdemeanor
(September 28 1990) Danny Warns D.J. and Stepanie For Not Wacthing the MTV Award Ceremony.Michelle Wacthes Arsenio Hall Show Thn It's Cold Outside and D.J. and Stepanie Were Raking Leaves But Michelle Drag the Pool In The Kicthen Filledup and Put her in the pool.Michelle Draged the pool ,Michelle Filled it up ,and Michelle Blew Up her Floate's and Have A Pool Party said D.J. .Every thing about Michelle said Stepanie. so Danny Warns Michelle.
The I.Q. Man
(October 5 1990) A Client Needs Jesse To Audition for a Colonge Ad. Danny and Becky go to Carrer Day at Van Atta Middle School.
Slumber Party
(October 12 1990) Joey takes Stepanie to a Mother-Daughter Slumber Party, when Stephanie is upset since her mother die. Stephanie doesn't have any fun, so they come home. Later, D.J. takes Stephanie to the party.
Good News, Bad News
(October 19 1990) D.J. Fires Kimmy In a Newspaper Ad.
A Pinch for a Pinch
(October 26 1990) Jesse and A Teacher saw Michelle Pinching Eric. D.J. And Kimmy Talks about Horscope.
Viva Las Joey
Shape Up
(November 9 1990) D.J. Learns About Crash Dieting.
One Last Kiss
Terror in Tanner Town
(November 23 1990) Rusty Is a Problem-Child
Secret Admirer
(December 7 1990) Rusty creates a "love letter" intended to be from the paperboy, Ricky to DJ. He asks Michelle to give it to her sister. Michelle gives it to Stephanie, and says its from Rusty. Stephanie is disgusted, and so she hides it in a laundry basket. Joey tells Rusty's mom, Cindy to clean his clothes and that he left a note in there on the instructions. When Cindy reads the note, it's actually the love letter. When Danny enters the room, she quickly hides it in the folder that Danny and Becky are using for planning their show. Rebecca reads the letter and thinks it is written by Danny. When Jesse comes in, she hides it in a library book and says it's Kimmy's and it's overdue. Jesse gives the book to Kimmy, and Kimmy thinks Jesse's in love with her. Jesse finds the letter and think's that Joey or Danny wrote it to Rebecca. At the Tanner Family Fun Picnic, Danny hides the letter under Michelle's hat. When it's exposed, chaos erupts until Rusty confesses. Everyone chases Rusty around the house, while Ricky and DJ eat.
Danny in Charge
(December 14 1990) Without Joey and Jesse ,Danny Runs the house
Happy New Year
Working Girl
(January 4 1991) D.J. Runs Her 1st Job at The Photo Booth
Ol' Brown Eyes
Stephanie Gets Framed
(January 25 1991) Stepanie Getting Glasses,And D.J. And A Black girl came to Danny's house. Jaleel White is the Special Guest on the showFile:Jaleel and Jodie on set jpg
A Fish Called Martin
The Wedding, Part One
The Wedding, Part Two
Fuller House
Aired: February 22 1991
Characters Present: Danny Tanner, Joey Gladstone, Jesse Katsoplis, Rebecca Katsoplis, DJ Tanner, Stephanie Tanner, and Michelle Tanner.
Summary Jesse and Rebecca get back from their honeymoon and so it's time for Jesse to move to Rebecca's apartment. Michelle thinks everyone is moving there, so she packs up. Later, when she is told that only Jesse is moving out, she gets upset. Jesse goes and talks with her to be brave, but they both end up crying. Michelle gives her piggy to Jesse and Jesse gives his pink bunny to Michelle. Later on, at Rebecca's apartment, Jesse moves in. At dinnertime, Jesse and Rebecca come over. Rebecca says she called the exterminator to inpect for termites. So, Jesse and Rebecca sleep in cots in the attic. When Rebecca confesses to Jesse that there are no termites and that they should live in the attic, Jesse eventually agrees and the whole family gets excited.
Quotes
- Michelle: But who will sing the Teddy Bear Song?
- Jesse: Your daddy and Joey sing... (pauses) I'll tape it for you.
- Rebecca: I have a confession...we don't have termites.
- Jesse: Oh no, don't tell me it's silverfish...I hate silverfish!
The Hole-in-the-Wall Gang
Characters Present: Danny Tanner, Joey Gladstone, Jesse Katsoplis, Rebecca Katsoplis, DJ Tanner, Stephanie Tanner, Michelle Tanner, Kimmy Gibbler
Summary Stephanie starts dressing like D.J., and tries to act like D.J. D.J. wants to wear something fun to the mall, so she, Stephanie, Kimmy, and Michelle go to Danny's room. D.J. looks for something to wear in Danny's closet. Stephanie also wants something to where, but the fight over it and knock down the rod in the closet. D.J. and Stephanie argue over who is to put the rod back in the closet. While arguing, and pulling like "tug-of-war," Stephanie lets go and the rod puts a whole in the wall. Kimmy then goes home. Stephanie and D.J. go to the attic, where Jesse is working on the attic for his and Becky's new home. Jesse explains how to fix a hole in a wall to Stephanie and D.J. The girls sneak some building materials down to Danny's room, and repair the wall. It looks bad, so they move everything along that wall to the right. They here Danny come home and tell Michelle to distract him. After being suspicious of what Michelle is saying, he goes up to his room and Find D.J. and Stephanie in his room. He wants an explanation, so Stephanie comes up with this "we're writing a song about you" and they manage to pull it off. D.J. tells Stephanie that she'll make a cool teenager some day.
Quotes
- Michelle: Daddy I can say my phone number with my eyes closed! (closes eyes) 555-2424
- Kimmy: Well, I can see by the old hole in the wall that I'm out of here!
Stephanie Plays the Field
Joey Goes Hollywood
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
The Graduates
(April 26 1991) Michelle Graduate's Pre-k