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Format:DVD
Season 3 of hit sit-com Full House continues the fun and laughs as the family continues to grow.
This season, D.J. (Candace Cameron) enters Jr. High. Naturally, the adjustment is hard not only on her, but Stephanie (Jodie Sweetin), who still wants to hang with her old sister, and Danny, Jesse, and Joey, who don't want to let her grow up.
Uncle Jesse (John Stamos) seems to have plenty of trouble with his girlfriend Becky (Lori Loughlin). They seem to fight as often as they get along. My favorite of these is "Breaking up is Hard to Do (in 22 minutes)" which finds the couple trying to work through their various hobbies.
In other developments this season, Michelle (Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen) turn three and start pre-school, Danny (Bob Saget) takes the entire family to Hawaii, Stephanie backs Joey's car into the kitchen, and Joey (Dave Coulier) makes one more desperate bid to become a famous stand-up comic.
While Jesse and Joey are still working in advertising, that seems to be an side note and is only the focus of one or two episodes this season. We also suffer the first signs of tainted timelines when Doris Roberts shows up to play Danny's mom and Becky and Jesse celebrate the one year anniversary of the day they met around Christmas (in an episode that aired in January originally.)
Those quibbles aside, the jokes are still great and the cast still does a great job acting.
This season does contain the first episode I truly didn't care for. "Our Very First Telethon" is basically a talent show for the cast with no real plot. That's one episode I won't watch much in the future.
This set contains 24 episodes on four discs. The only extra is a montage of Joey's impersonations over the course of the season. Frankly, it's funny, but not worth watching more then once.
While I would love some real extras, the show itself is still very funny. This is certainly worth owning for Full House fans.
This season, D.J. (Candace Cameron) enters Jr. High. Naturally, the adjustment is hard not only on her, but Stephanie (Jodie Sweetin), who still wants to hang with her old sister, and Danny, Jesse, and Joey, who don't want to let her grow up.
Uncle Jesse (John Stamos) seems to have plenty of trouble with his girlfriend Becky (Lori Loughlin). They seem to fight as often as they get along. My favorite of these is "Breaking up is Hard to Do (in 22 minutes)" which finds the couple trying to work through their various hobbies.
In other developments this season, Michelle (Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen) turn three and start pre-school, Danny (Bob Saget) takes the entire family to Hawaii, Stephanie backs Joey's car into the kitchen, and Joey (Dave Coulier) makes one more desperate bid to become a famous stand-up comic.
While Jesse and Joey are still working in advertising, that seems to be an side note and is only the focus of one or two episodes this season. We also suffer the first signs of tainted timelines when Doris Roberts shows up to play Danny's mom and Becky and Jesse celebrate the one year anniversary of the day they met around Christmas (in an episode that aired in January originally.)
Those quibbles aside, the jokes are still great and the cast still does a great job acting.
This season does contain the first episode I truly didn't care for. "Our Very First Telethon" is basically a talent show for the cast with no real plot. That's one episode I won't watch much in the future.
This set contains 24 episodes on four discs. The only extra is a montage of Joey's impersonations over the course of the season. Frankly, it's funny, but not worth watching more then once.
While I would love some real extras, the show itself is still very funny. This is certainly worth owning for Full House fans.
Format:DVD
I had never heard of this programme but my partener had seen it years ago on sky. I am now a fan they are good fun, old and a bit cheesy in some bits but always a happy ending.
Format:DVD
dvd box isn't in english, which doesn't really bother me but can see why it'd be an off put for others (so just thought i'd mention) the fact the descriptions for each episode aren't english was a bit annoying but at the same time kind of fun as it was a suprise as i didn't know what was going to happen. The dvd itself is fine once it's in your dvd player you'll forget it's not a UK relise. Just like a UK dvd relise it has the option for subtitles and other audio options, which means you don't have annoying subtitles in different languages bugging you as your trying to watch. The episodes are good,cute and funny. The morals within them are very noticeable making it kind of cheesy, but overall its a cute programme and light hearted.
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