In this episode of Full House it is Michelle's birthday. The Tanner family is having a really big circus party for her. While the family is setting up for the party, Uncle Jesse needs to go to the auto mechanic. He convinces Michelle and Stephanie to go with him so that they are not in the way of everything getting set up. Michelle is slightly skeptical about leaving the house, she does not want to miss her party.
At the auto mechanic's garage, they get the car fixed. Before they leave Uncle Jesse decides that the girls should go the the bathroom before they get in the car to drive home. While in the bathroom, the mechanic shuts and locks all of the doors because he thought that they had left. When they get out of the bathroom they realize that they are locked in. Michelle is really upset that they are going to miss the party.
Uncle Jesse decides that Stephanie and him should put on their own circus act to cheer Michelle up. Jesse is terrified of clowns but still agrees to dress up as one because he wants to make his neice happy. Michelle is very happy that her sister and her uncle put on a show for her.
This episode shows the importance of Michelle's uncle Jesse in her life. Uncle Jesse has been helping to raise Michelle since she was born. Since Michelle does not have a mother, her uncle has been a major importance in her life. Raising a child with just a single parent is very difficult, but Jesse helps to relieve some of the stress from her father by being like a second father to Michelle. He would do practically anything for her, just like a father would.
1 comment:
Excellent posting!
Some people say that the three male authority figures is a take-off on My Two Dads--except that in My Two Dads, the girl's mother somehow slept with both of them and had one egg fertilized by sperm from both men. I'm pretty sure this results in twins, not one girl biologically related to three people, but whatever.
So, in line with this unit's theme, how realistic do you think Full House is?
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