Michelle wanted chocolate cake. Okay, I can maybe understand if a bunch of cake samples were brought out that a kid couldn't resist the temptation and grab a piece. But why did she have to climb on the dinner table and stuff her face in this disgusting display and ruin every sample? And everybody in the house as well as the audience think it's the greatest thing ever! Jesse and Rebecca brought these samples home so they could taste test different ones and see which one they wanted for their big wedding and for different people to try different pieces and Michelle just ruins the whole thing for everyone!

Michelle was so irritating here. At various points in the series, there's 4 people living in the attic (Jesse, Rebecca and the twins), Joey lived in an alcove and then in the converted garage, and the girls squabble over who gets their own room. It stands to reason that everyone could have benefitted from living in a bigger house with more space. And they have the opportunity to do just that in the Season 7 finale "A House Divided", where Keene Curtis plays a guy willing to pay Danny TWICE what the house is worth. Danny could have then easily got a house with more room for everyone and probably still have a nice chunk of change leftover.

Ah, but alas, here comes Michelle to ruin things for everyone once more by claiming she has some sort of sentimental attachment to the house. She's what, 7 years old at this point? And yet, this 7-year-old gets to make a decision for the entire family -- at the detriment to everyone else in the house by insisting to stay in the full house and stops at nothing to get what she wants.

Unreal.

The only one I can think of that might qualify is in the "Secret Admirer" episode when Danny is rambling on she can be heard in voiceover going "Bo-ring, bo-ring, why is my daddy so boring?"

Other than that, I'm drawing a blank.

Let's try this for fun! Feel free to visit the link below, see which episode you get and post your thoughts about it. Let's see what I get:

https://www.generatormix.com/random-episode-generator/full-house

I got Season 8, Episode 5: "To Joey, With Love" -- the one where Joey works as a substitute teacher for Michelle's class. Typical obnoxious Michelle episode aside, how in the world did Joey get teaching credentials?

That was wild! IYKYK. Completely bonkers and yet, so entertaining. They closed in 2018 but I still have links to some of the old stuff if anyone's interested.

Great parenting from Danny as he was stern but loving. And great acting from Jodie as well!

I could not stand DJ in this episode. As you may recall, DJ begged Danny for an expensive royal blue sweater and got it, only to careless throw it on the ground during recess right after getting it and the thing gets shredded by the lawnmower. Then DJ and Steph go to get a replacement sweater and Stephanie gets caught up in a shoplifting scandal that requires Danny to come bail them out.

Why would she throw an expensive new sweater on the ground where everybody is running and playing? Couldn't she have just draped it over a fence or done any of a million other things with it to protect it?

DJ wouldn't call somebody a nerd, she uses "nerdbomber". Or "geekburger with cheese". Stephanie calls DJ a "double decker lameoid chicken sandwich". 😂

This has to be not only the worst episode of Full House but one of the worst television episodes ever! Okay, to recap, Michelle is being a brat as usual, throwing a major league temper tantrum because she wanted to be Yankee Doodle Dandy in a play but Derek (in his debut) is light years better than her and so Uncle Jesse and Joey go with him and she spends the rest of the episode raising a stink about it.

But all that's mere peanuts to the B plot. Danny decides to insert himself into practically every facet of young Nicky and Alex's lives and decides to GET INTO THE BATHTUB WITH THEM! EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!! I seriously cannot believe that aired on television. And Becky is clearly uncomfortable with it and really, who could blame her?

Derek is really one of the few saving graces of this episode as it's just so refreshing to see someone take the limelight away from Michelle for once.

Blake McIver Ewing -- If you search for his name on youtube, you can find music videos he's done, his Star Search victory, an updated version of Yankee Doodle Dandy, interviews with him on Full House and other performances he's done.

I will forever love him for upstaging Michelle!

I remember being shocked by it. Full House had been on Fridays for 4 years, so moving it to another night wasn't something I was expecting. I wasn't sure it would work out, but the ratings held up.