Full House - The Complete Fourth Season

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Season four of Full House opens with a visit from the Greek grandparents of rock star wannabe Jesse Cochran John Stamos. In fact, Jesse is center of attention in several episodes this season, notably when he and his longtime girlfriend, Becky Donaldson Lori Loughlin, finally get married; and, in the season finale, when Becky's pregnancy test comes back positive. Additionally, Jesse decides to be true to his Greek roots, thus he reverts to his family name of Katsopolis. This doesn't mean that the series' other ...
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Season four of Full House opens with a visit from the Greek grandparents of rock star wannabe Jesse Cochran John Stamos. In fact, Jesse is center of attention in several episodes this season, notably when he and his longtime girlfriend, Becky Donaldson Lori Loughlin, finally get married; and, in the season finale, when Becky's pregnancy test comes back positive. Additionally, Jesse decides to be true to his Greek roots, thus he reverts to his family name of Katsopolis. This doesn't mean that the series' other regulars are ignored. There is still plenty of time left over for widowed San Francisco TV personality Danny Tanner Bob Saget and his efforts to raise his three growing daughters: 13-year-old D.J. Candace Cameron, eight-year-old Stephanie Jodie Sweetin, who this season shows up with her new straight hairdo; and four-year-old Michelle played by twins Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. Also provided with ample screen time is Danny's best buddy, aspiring comedian Joey Gladstone Dave Coulier, especially in the episodes wherein Joey reluctantly chaperones Stephanie's slumber party, and when he gets another "big break" as a regular on a TV sitcom starring former beach movie stalwarts Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello. In other fourth season highlights, Wayne Newton guests in an episode set in Vegas; D.J. and Kimmy go to press with their school's newspaper; Danny tries to attend Michelle's birthday party, D.J.'s school play and Stephanie's science fair -- all at once; and in the "crossover" episode "Stephanie Gets Framed," Jaleel White shows up in his familiar Family Matters role as the geeky Urkel. Having ended its third season as the 22nd highest-rated network program in the U.S., Full House climbed to the number fourteen slot for season four.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 8/15/2006
  • UPC: 012569755697

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  • Source: Warner Home Video
  • Region Code: 1
  • Presentation: Digi-Pak / Pan & Scan
  • Language: English
  • Time: 9:53:00
  • Format: DVD
  • Sales rank: 19,506

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Disc #1 -- Full House: The Complete Fourth Season, Disc 1
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   Episodes
      Greek Week
      Crimes and Michelle's Demeanor
      The I.Q. Man
      Slumber Party
      Good News, Bad News
      A Pinch for a Pinch
      Viva Las Joey
   Languages
      Subtitles: Français
      Subtitles: Español
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Disc #2 -- Full House: The Complete Fourth Season, Disc 2
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   Episodes
      Shape Up
      One Last Kiss
      Terror in Tanner Town
      Secret Admirer
      Danny in Charge
      Happy New Year
      Working Girl
   Languages
      Subtitles: Français
      Subtitles: Español
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Disc #3 -- Full House: The Complete Fourth Season, Disc 3
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      Ol' Brown Eyes
      Stephanie Gets Framed
      A Fish Called Martin
      The Wedding - Part 1
      The Wedding - Part 2
      Fuller House
   Languages
      Subtitles: Français
      Subtitles: Español
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Disc #4 -- Full House: The Complete Fourth Season, Disc 4
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      The Hole-in-the-Wall Gang
      Stephanie Plays the Field
      Joey Goes Hollywood
      Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
      The Graduates
      Rock the Cradle
   Languages
      Subtitles: Français
      Subtitles: Español
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  • Anonymous

    Posted July 9, 2012

    Love this season its a nice fun family show that just makes ya h

    Love this season its a nice fun family show that just makes ya happy and the eposodes i quite enjoyed where Greek Week Good News Bad News Slumber Party Happy New Year Working Girl Secert Admirer A Fish Called Martin Stephanue Gets Framed The Wedding Part 2 The Hole In The Wale Gang Girls Just Wanna Have Fun and the Graduates hey i like em all love the fourth season of good old Full House! yay! Tanner Family Fun!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Thinking of buying it!!

    I love the show full house and I love every season. I recommend the whole series to every viewer. It is a wonderful experience. If you have kids this is a show to let them watch.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    A very cool season

    season four of fullhouse is cool the girls get older Stephaine gets glasses DJ gets an afterschool job also an f on her science test Danny dates a 21 year old ditzy girl Jesse sees his ex girlfriend at his highschool reunion Rebeca and Jesse finally get married Michlle gives her pet fish a bubblebath and Becky tries to tell Jesse that she's pregant season 4 is cool

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    A wonderful show!

    I love this show. I loved this season. The girls get older. The show shows The girls father Danny, Danny's best friend Joey, Uncle Jesse, and Becky. I love every episode in this season. A comedy still filled with laughs. I recommed this dvd to anyone who is a fan of full house. You'll love it! Five stars to a wonderful show

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    The Best Season Yet!

    I loved watching this season. Its cool how Jesse and Becky finally get married, Michelle gets funnier lines, and Stephine gets her hair straightend. I love it and you would too! BUY THIS SEASON!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    No extras, but making one episode more realistic great touch

    This was perhaps the best season of "Full House." However, while there are no extras, they did one thing that will please those who expect more realism in their TV. And it just took cutting out 1-2 sentences. No child who goes without punishment till almost 4 would be near as good as Michelle was. She's really well behaved in seasons 2 and 3 even though we only see 1% of the family's lives, even in that 1% she'd never have obeyed well. In fact, even in "Crimes and Michelle's Misdemenaor," she obeys D.J. like a perfect little lady when told to rake up the leaves she kicked over, she just takes the rake and starts, no complaint. She also senses just from Danny's tone that she's in "big trouble, mister" even before there's a hint from Danny that he's ready to start punishing her. Impossible if she'd never been punished, a child of 3.9 wouldn't make the connection unless she's been punished before. So, what do they take out? The notion that she's out of control. By making it canon that Jesse does not say she's out of control, they admit that this was just something Danny struggled with, and that D.J. must have been very much in control. This happens in single parent homes sometimes, especially with fathers they want to be the nurturer, not realizing the one who nurtures, the mother, also disciplines. Kudos to Warner Home Video for finding a way around this sticky problem by accepting that yes, someone had to be disciplining her. Danny just wouldn't let her call it punishment. (And it probably went from 1 minute per age timeout up to 5-6 minutes int he corner, a 67-100% increase.) If only they would explain how D.J. handled other stuff here and in season 6 when Danny does nothing. But, just this is a major step.

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