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List Price: $29.98 | | Label: Warner Home Video
Salesrank: 5007
Released: August 15, 2006 |
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MPAA Rating: Unrated
Media: DVD |
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Editorial Review:
A wedding to remember, a surprise addition to the Tanner family, a hole-in-the-wall dilemma, Joey goes to Hollywood and more! Join the Tanners once again for another hilarious season of Full House. Watch as the girls graduate to the next grade level, Stephanie has to wear glasses for the first time and neighbor Steve Urkel drops by for a visit, Jesse and Rebecca gets married after some hilarious mishaps.
Description of Full House - The Complete Fourth Season:
Just call him "Jesse the Greek." In the fourth season premiere of Full House, Katsopolis receives a visit from his European relatives, including Michelle's look-a-like cousin, marking one of the few times in the show’s eight-season history that the Olsen twins will share the screen. "Greek Week" ends with Jesse (John Stamos) and Becky (Lori Loughlin) getting engaged--a "big fat wedding" will transpire before the year is through. Interestingly, life will imitate art in 1998 when Stamos weds a real-life Rebecca (model/actress Rebecca Romijn). Other developments include a new production company, Double J Creative Services, for Joey (Dave Coulier) and Jesse ("The I.Q. Man")--with Danny as their silent partner--and Becky and Jesse finally tie the knot ("The Wedding" two-parter). Standout episodes include "Secret Admirer," in which everyone (who is able to read) thinks a fake love letter is intended for them, and "One Last Kiss," in which Jesse covers the Knack's "My Sharona" at his high school reunion. He may have abandoned the mullet to the 1980s, but the 1990s edition proves he can still get his rock on. (The same cannot be said about Danny's misguided attempts at coolness.)
Fourth season guests include Wayne Newton ("Viva Las Joey"), Jaleel "Urkel" White ("Stephanie Gets Framed"), and those eternal beach bunnies, Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello ("Joey Goes Hollywood"). Also continuing to receive guest star billing is Andrea Barber (nosey neighbor Kimmy), even though she appears in most of the 25 episodes. The year ends with two graduations, D.J. (Candace Cameron) from junior high and Michelle (Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen) from pre-school ("The Graduates"). Most importantly, there’s a Katsopolis birth announcement ("Rock the Cradle"). As Michelle would say, "Whoah, baby!" --Kathleen C. Fennessy
Full House - The Complete Fourth Season Reviews:
Funny 
2009-04-16 -
They are funny episodes don't get me wrong but all are funny but my favorite episodes are The wedding Part 1 and Part 2
Great season.
2009-04-04 - Full House - The Complete Fourth Season is a fantastic and fun season. Season 4 has some great episodes, I just loved everything about this show. My favorite episodes from season 4 include: Crimes and Michelle's Demeanor, Slumber Party, Shape Up, One Last Kiss, and Secret Admirer. Every season is worth purchasing especially this particular season. Bob Saget was accused of not being naturally funny but I think he's quite clever. I highly recommend this gem, enjoy!
Great for kids! 
2009-03-29 - I got this for my then 9yr. old daughter. She loves it! I love the fact that I don't have to worry about what she's seeing. It a harmless show with good values... and kids love it! We all win!
full house review 
2008-12-01 - This product was delivered in a timely fashion but had no cover box for the set. I was very disappointed about that. It will be hard to keep the set together without a box holder, I probably would not have bought it if that were disclosed. I hope the cds are o.k. themselves - it is for Christmas so we haven't played them yet. Sheri~
Pretty good
2008-07-24 - The show is pretty funny. Michelle is cute and funny and this is the last season she says most of her catch phases like you got it dude. Jesse and Becky get married and Becky is gonna have a baby. This was my favorite season.
