Full House - Season 6

Season 6
Episodes

Come Fly with Me
D.J. comes home from Spain and announces she's got a surprise for the family.

The Long Goodbye
Michelle and Danny both mourn their long-distance relationships.

Road to Tokyo
Jesse's music career takes off in Toyko but he has a change of heart about touring.

Radio Days
Jesse and Joey get a job on a radio show.

Lovers and Other Tanners
DJ's responsibilities take a back seat as her relationship with Steve escalates.

Educating Jesse
When DJ's high school plans to do a stay in school campaign and she turns to her family for help in making it a success, Jesse tries to keep the fact that he's a high school dropout a secret.

Trouble in Twin Town
Becky's snobby cousins come to town to enter their daughters in a twin contest; Jesse is determined to show up Dick Donaldson and enters Nicky and Alex as well. Meanwhile, at the contest, Stephanie meets twin boys and pretends she's a twin to be with them.

The Play's the Thing
Michelle thinks she's got the lead role of her first grade play in the bag when Jesse and Joey volunteer as directors and Stephanie signs on as choreographer. But when a more talented classmate auditions and the guys give the role to him, Michelle turns bitter. Meanwhile, Steve gets ticked off with DJ, who has gotten in the habit of speaking on his behalf.

Nice Guys Finish First
Joey in a charity hockey game.

I'm Not D.J.
Stephanie wants to her own life choices and not the times when D.J. first got them.

Desiging Mothers
Danny meets Vicky's mom and things don't go well...

A Very Tanner Christmas
Jesse has a surprise for Rebecca, D.J. and Steve argue, Vicky surprises Danny.

The Dating Game
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.

Birthday Blues
DJ has spent so much time getting ready to celebrate her six month anniversary with Steve that she completely forgets about Kimmy's 16th birthday. As a result, she rushes through planning a sweet sixteen party for her, where the only guests are the Tanner family and Gail.

Be True to Your Pre-School
When a friend and his family comes over to help Jesse fix his motorcycle, he starts driving Becky crazy by focusing on getting the twins prepared for getting accepted to an elite pre-school. Meanwhile, Danny panics when Kimmy arrives with news that she just go her license and would like DJ to go with her on a celebratory joy ride.

The Heartbreak Kid
Michelle mistakes Steve's friendliness for romantic love. Jesse has trouble with his new computer.

Silence is Not Golden
A classmate of Stephanie has a secret.

Please Don't Touch the Dinosaur
Jesse and Danny both get volunteered to take Michelle's class on a field trip to the museum. Jesse's rowdier bunch of kids cause trouble and end up destroying a dinosaur skeleton. Meanwhile, Stephanie and D.J. get into an argument over who owns a baseball card worth $2,000.

Subterranean Graduation Blues
Jesse graduates high school in a subway.

Grand Gift Auto
Joey gave D.J. a car for her birthday but didn't know it was a stolen car.

Room for One More
Jesse and Rebecca talk about maybe have more kids.

Prom Night
Prom Night brings some trouble for D.J. and Steve.

The House Meets the Mouse (1)
The Tanners go to Disney World! Michelle becomes princess for the day.

The House Meets the Mouse (2)
Vicky and Steve join the Tanners at Disney World. Danny has a question to ask Vicky.
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