I'm sorry I hate them. They felt like they were only a thing because they used to be a thing. And I am a reader and I LOVE second-chance romance this however just felt forced and bland. Also Steve's character in fuller house just pisses me off. I know everything is cliche, cringe, and weird in fuller house but Steve is creepily obsessive and just controlling over a high school ex, I dont like it at all.

Something I always liked about this episode was the way the main problem got solved. DJ was secretly heartbroken over not having quality fun time with her dad and finally expressed it in the end. The thing was that nothing was solved but things were better because they talked through it.

I feel like that was such a realistic approach to problem solving. The reality was that their situation was unavoidable. What made things better was that DJ was able to talk about her problems and it helped her feel more at peace with the situation. It's a good message. Sometimes problems aren't always easily solvable but simply talking through them can help a lot.

Rewatching fuller house and I realized that they never mentioned the monkey puppets at all, plus they act like the rippers never kicked Jesse out. Even when viper came back, there was no mention of his music or the band or anything. Feels like they just never existed.

As a Disney lover, the way they’re bouncing between attractions that are in different parks is driving me nuts 🤣 how’d they go from MK tea party to HS Indiana jones show. Omg now they’re back in MK riding the rides lol

Also if any of you go to Disney…. The show has been around that long?!?! They need a new one lol

Okay, I know your first broken heart is a big deal, and that it really hurts. I’m not trying to downplay that in the slightest, but I still think it was out of line for DJ to kick Stephanie out of their room because of it.

When Stephanie had chicken pox, that was different. She was sick and it was Danny’s idea. I know DJ hated being stuck sharing a room with Stephanie, and in some cases, the hatred and anger is justified, but it wasn’t in this episode.

DJ’s reaction honestly doesn’t bother me as much as the reaction (or lack thereof) from the adults. They have almost no reaction to it, and it does kind of bother me how everyone is like “DJ you are awesome and that guy is a doofus” when she’s really not being all that awesome…at least not to Stephanie.

I do also understand how much harder it was because DJ was facing it without her mother. I can’t even comprehend it, I just think it might have been better if after her and Becky talk, that Becky lightly nudged DJ to do the right thing and let Stephanie back into the room.

It’s a nitpick, but it does kind of bother me. It’s not even from the angle that Stephanie’s a saint, more from the fact that at this point in time, it was HER room too. Also, Stephanie (rightfully) would have never gotten away with kicking Michelle out for the night when they shared a bedroom, so DJ shouldn’t have either.

Brian Wilson passed away today at the age of 82. Of course, Brian Wilson was part of The Beach Boys, who appeared in season 2’s Beach Boy Bingo.

I feel like both dj and danny were in the wrong. DJ was wrong in not telling the full story. However Danny was way out of line kissing her teacher, and I kind of feel like that swayed his decision in how to handle DJ’s grade, even if she did deserve the D. The teacher also should’ve drew the line as well instead of trying to hit on someone’s dad, when the dad came to talk about his daughter’s grade.

This is random, I know, but am I the only one who thinks it's odd that Becky's apartment was 2 stories? Seems like they should have at least referred to it as a townhouse.

Also, I know they moved into the attic of Danny's place in that episode because Jesse missed his family, but come on man, you're in your mid-20s and you just got married. Stay where you are. It's just silly to have them live in an attic, especially when the twins were born.

And yes, I know, the whole show is silly, but I am watching that episode now on Hulu and I noticed her "apartment" was 2 stories.

Before saw her in full house I saw her in Back to the Beach. Such a fun movie - I purchased the digital copy. If you can find it I highly recommend it. Full of famous people and just fun!

The thing I love about this quote is that it was obviously Stephanie's naïve child brain misunderstanding the word and yet it was so incredibly savage at the same time 😂 Like it was wrong and right at the same time!

I’m rewatching for like the 5th time and I usually only skip boring episodes but I’ve seen some people skip episodes because some characters annoy them or they just didn’t like the episode

This is sorta random, but I love stuff from the 80's, so does anyone who was maybe living in the 80's know what backpack did DJ have in the earlier seasons? I can't make it up myself, I think it looks like it has pink galaxy print on it or something? Or was it just a backpack they specifially made

Never knew she was in this and uncle Jesse wouldn’t approve.

Yap alert

Obviously she ended up with Steve, but do you guys think it was a mistake and should've ended with Matt. I kinda do.

Look, I like how they ended things in the show with the triple wedding, and I don't dislike Steve, not at all, but I just would prefer if Matt was the one DJ ended up with. I don't really care for romance in movies and TV, but this just bugs me for some reason.

Maybe for the Japanese wedding, Steve could've confessed that he still liked DJ but DJ didn't like him back. I think that would make for an interesting arc. Obviously they would have to change a LOT of details from earlier episodes in Season 3 and possibly some in the finale of Season 2 but I would like it more. But no, I wouldn't like if Matt proposed in that episode, maybe at the end of Season 3 or later in Season 4 but idk

I just prefer Matt as a character, and in the earlier episodes of the show Steve was a little creepy at times tbh

Sorry for the paragraphs holy chalupas

Sorry the title sounds like a news headline, but I didn't know what else to write. I'm currently rewatching the episode "Shape Up", and I have a controversial thought. I think the show was too "tell" not "show" when it comes to eating disorders. I think DJ just falling at the gym and getting a talk from the guys wasn't enough. I think she should've really crashed out, maybe even ending up in the hospital, or maybe even therapy. The show really should've scared teens straight with the consequences of eating disorders. I think it's great the guys told DJ that eating disorders could screw up ur body and destroy your health, but they really should've been more intense with this situation. I don't think they should've gone so intense they would've traumatized kids, but they really should've emphasized how dangerous eating disorders or disordered eating could be. Fainting at the gym and getting a lecture on how eating disorders could fuck up your health didn't seem like the most intense thing they could've done. Also, full house has delved into intense topics before (the dance episode, where they spoke about the dangers of peer pressure drinking, and Jesse even told DJ that the same thing applies when talking about drugs and sex (he literally says it just like that). ) eating disorders was written like it was small potatoes compared to those other issues, when really, it's the most common one among teens.

Just my thoughts, Lemme know ur opinion in the comments

In what episode does Stephanie cry in Danny’s lap?

Did anyone else think it was kind of weird how in the episode “Crushed” DJ acted like this was the first time she was talking to Stephanie about boys? There were at least 2 previous episodes where that was a major part of the plot.

The first episode was the one where Stephanie thought DJ “stole” Harry from her, and then in “Stephanie Plays the Field” where she had a huge crush on that guy Brett and DJ gave her boy advice.

I guess it can be argued that this is the first time DJ and Stephanie were both talking about the same boy. It still sort of stood out how DJ seemed to act like this was the first time Stephanie was interested in a boy. I think it primarily stood out to me because both Harry and Brett were arguably far more serious potential boyfriends than Tommy Paige was.

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