Full House

D.J.'s happy homecoming from Spain is upset when Michelle and Stephanie mistakenly get on a plane to New Zealand

Danny and Vicky try to make their long distance romance work. Meanwhile, when Michelle learns that Teddy is moving far away, she tries to make him stay.

When Jesse's record is a huge success in Japan, his record company sends him there to promote it. But the adulation he receives causes him to become extremely self-centered.

The program director of a local radio station agrees to hire Jesse as a disc jockey, but only if he is paired with Joey, with whom he's currently feuding.

Danny thinks that D.J. spends too much time with her boyfriend, Steve. She neglects her schoolwork and family responsibilities. But he learns to understand her feelings of love for Steve when he realizes he loves Vicky.

Jesse reluctantly admits that he did not finish high school. The family wants him to return to school, but it's not until he helps Michelle overcome a problem that he realizes he can do it.

Rebecca's rich cousin, Dick, enters his daughters in a cutest twin contest. Jesse, tired of being insulted by Dick, enters Nicky and Alex, hoping they will win instead of Dick's twins.

Jesse and Joey agree to direct Michelle's school play, but then Michelle is upset when they give someone else the starring role.

After Joey promises Michelle he'll act nicely and not be mean, he becomes an ineffectual hockey player in an important game.

Stephanie desperately wants to get her ears pierced to be accepted by the "cool" girls. Danny won't give his permission, so Stephanie lets Kimmy pierce her ears.

When Vicky's mother, Liz, comes to San Francisco, she almost ruins Danny and Vicky's relationship by insisting that they marry.

Rebecca is nostalgic for a Midwestern Christmas; Danny longs for his absentee girlfriend, Vicky; and D.J. is melancholy after arguing with Steve. All three resolve their problems in the Christmas spirit.

Both Joey and Stephanie try to turn friendly dinners into romantic first dates: Josh takes Stephanie out for pizza, and Joey invites his boss, Alison, to the house for dinner.

D.J. almost forgets about Kimmy's 16th birthday and must somehow plan a big party for her.

After Jesse and Rebecca meet a very smart child who seems much more developed than their twins, Jesse lies on an application in order to enroll the twins in a very advanced pre-school.

When D.J.'s boyfriend, Steve, gives Michelle a valentine, Michelle takes it seriously and starts making wedding plans.

When a schoolmate admits to Stephanie that his father beats him, she promises not to tell anyone. But she soon realizes that some promises have to be broken.

When Danny and Jesse disagree over how to chaperone Michelle's trip to the museum, her class ends up almost destroying a dinosaur exhibit.

Jesse graduates from night school and is chosen to give a speech at the graduation. When the subway breaks down, Jesse misses the ceremony, but he convinces a young man on the train to finish his education.

When Joey gives D.J. a used car for a birthday present, everyone is thrilled until they learn the car is stolen.

Jesse decides he would like to have another baby, but Rebecca isn't sure they could handle the extra work. Jesse tries to do a remote broadcast from home to prove they could manage it.

It's D.J.'s prom night, and the evening is going well until Steve and his ex-girlfriend are elected King and Queen of the prom.

The entire household visits Disney World when Jesse is invited there to give a concert. Aladdin makes Michelle the new "Princess of the Day," and now she is the boss for the day. Danny tries to propose marriage to Vicky.

At Disney World, the family searches the entire park for Michelle; Danny proposes to Vicky; and after quarreling, Jesse and Rebecca reunite. Michelle gives Stephanie her crown so Stephanie can be the princess in the parade.