Here is an episode of "Fuller House" that is truly great, no matter how you measure it. It is a series of mini-climaxes that is the spike of the series.
Uncle Monty's opens. up a new location in Palo Alto. Fernando will manage it causing him, Kimmy and Ramona to move out. Ouch!
So with Fernando managing the new Uncle Monty's, Jimmy will handle the original. So him, Stephanie and Danielle will move closer to the store. OUCH!
So many people moving all at once! And this whole arc with Uncle Monty's and moving is finessed. That's what makes it hit harder than expected.
Matt takes grooms-to-be out for their bachelor party. They go to an axe-throwing place. As a family show, they couldn't go to a strip club like normal guys. There may not be strippers present, but this subplot is well done.
Remember when Jackson got the lead in the musical? Well right before it starts he fakes sick in a bid to get Ramona on stage. Seems like a good goodbye gesture.
Max and Fernando's feud gets culminated in a fencing dual, much like Hamlet. Max wins. Instead of gloating, they realize they have been friends the entire time.
The girls get their "something borrowed" and reminisce about old things. Stephanie's is her mother's veil. Unfortunately, she has no memory of her mother. So DJ takes her sister and the family to an old diner to bring back some memories. What a beautiful ending.
An episode like this would have fit well in the original series.
Uncle Monty's opens. up a new location in Palo Alto. Fernando will manage it causing him, Kimmy and Ramona to move out. Ouch!
So with Fernando managing the new Uncle Monty's, Jimmy will handle the original. So him, Stephanie and Danielle will move closer to the store. OUCH!
So many people moving all at once! And this whole arc with Uncle Monty's and moving is finessed. That's what makes it hit harder than expected.
Matt takes grooms-to-be out for their bachelor party. They go to an axe-throwing place. As a family show, they couldn't go to a strip club like normal guys. There may not be strippers present, but this subplot is well done.
Remember when Jackson got the lead in the musical? Well right before it starts he fakes sick in a bid to get Ramona on stage. Seems like a good goodbye gesture.
Max and Fernando's feud gets culminated in a fencing dual, much like Hamlet. Max wins. Instead of gloating, they realize they have been friends the entire time.
The girls get their "something borrowed" and reminisce about old things. Stephanie's is her mother's veil. Unfortunately, she has no memory of her mother. So DJ takes her sister and the family to an old diner to bring back some memories. What a beautiful ending.
An episode like this would have fit well in the original series.
