Who can tell me a summary of the finale episode finale of Full House?!
Question: I watch the reruns on ABC Family everyday, but today, the started the whole series over. I missed yesterday's and before yesterday's espisode. They air the 3 pm episodes the next day at noon, but I wasn't home. Maybe I've seen it but I am not sure which one is the series finale. Please give me at least a hint?
Answers: I watch the reruns on ABC Family everyday, but today, the started the whole series over. I missed yesterday's and before yesterday's espisode. They air the 3 pm episodes the next day at noon, but I wasn't home. Maybe I've seen it but I am not sure which one is the series finale. Please give me at least a hint?
At the hospital, everyone is relieved to learn that Michelle is clear of any serious danger. Unfortunately, her head injury has resulted in amnesia, and nobody is sure when her memory will return. Upon Michelle's arrival back at home, the family tries to help by surrounding her with familiar things, but the experience creates mostly fear and frustration for Michelle. Meanwhile, Stephanie finds out the true reason behind her classmate's reluctance to kiss her, and Jesse and Joey make an important decision about their working lives. By the episode's end, the entire family receives quite a few special surprises--particularly DJ, whose escort for the senior prom is the very last person she expected.
The ending of Full House is rather abrupt and is like a smack in the face instead of a real ending. Continuing from last time, Michelle has lost her memory and can't comprehend the world she's in. However, later she talks to her memory. They create an extremely unwatchable scene. However, her memory joins her and soon all is well. The episode is then buttered up and the ending comes off as very unfinished, a bit confusing (you might know this was the last episode), and stupidly. It's not even cheesy like the others, just random stupidities. The family seems so upset over the fact that she doesn't remember, but it is overkill. Then she comes down, smiling, and answers questions she conly could have with her memory. Then comes that buttered up ending with the last line being "We all live here." Then there is a family hug. It's really just sickening.
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