Full House: Season 6

Stephanie and Michelle stow away on a plane to New Zealand.

Michelle and Danny both mourn their long-distance relationships.

Jesse performs in Tokyo, where his single tops charts.

Jesse and Joey are offered a job as radio DJs.

DJ's responsibilities take a back seat as her relationship with Steve escalates.

DJ and Kimmy are doing a program that encourages kids to stay in school, so they ask Jesse and Joey to talk about it on their radio show, but Jesse refuses. When Jesse admits that the reason he won't do the show is because he didn't stay in school, the family encourages him to finish school. Unfortunately however, when he goes back to high school, his teacher turns out to be the teacher that caused him to drop out of school. When his teacher embarrasses and insults Jesse, Jesse asks for the bathroom pass and says "See ya in 10 years". When Michelle, who is learning to tie her shoes, finds out that Jesse dropped out again, she gives up on tying her shoes because she thinks ok because Jesse quit. In the end, Jesse and Michelle talk and Jesse ends up going back to night school and Michelle keeps on trying to tie her shoes, but is not successful.

Becky's snobby cousins come to town to enter their daughters in a twin contest; Jesse is determined to show up Dick Donaldson and enters Nicky and Alex as well. Meanwhile, at the contest, Stephanie meets twin boys and pretends she's a twin to be with them.

Michelle thinks she's got the lead role of her first grade play in the bag when Jesse and Joey volunteer as directors and Stephanie signs on as choreographer. But when a more talented classmate auditions and the guys give the role to him, Michelle turns bitter. Meanwhile, Steve gets ticked off with DJ, who has gotten in the habit of speaking on his behalf.

Stonewall Binkley, an old rival of Joey's, humiliates him on his and Jesse's radio program, and challenges him to an upcoming hockey game; Joey's hesitant at first but ultimately decides to have his revenge on Stonewall.

Stephanie allows Kimmy to pierce her ears so she can impress her friends, the two Jennifers. However, Stephanie's piercing gets infected and Michelle tells DJ about the incident. Stephanie finally tells her father about Kimmy piercing her ears and he becomes shocked over her infected piercing. Stephanie tells her father that she doesn't like being compared to DJ, causing Danny to realize the situation. Danny agrees to analyze every situation with Stephanie more carefully. Danny takes Stephanie to the doctor to get her piercings treated, but she also gets grounded for disobeying him. Meanwhile, Jesse becomes reluctant on giving Nicky and Alex a haircut. Jesse and Becky go to a kid's barber shop run by Joey's uncle, Nicky and Alex finally get their first haircut.

Danny meets Vicki's mother, an interior designer, who redecorates Stephanie and Michelle's room without consulting him and it leads he and Vicki to argue and break up.

While Michelle and Stephanie are busy making extra long Christmas lists, other members of the Tanner household are not feeling so cheery. Danny misses Vicki, Rebecca misses the white Christmases of her childhood, and DJ worries that she will miss Steve after he decides to attend college on the East coast.

Both Joey and Stephanie try to turn friendly dinners into romantic first dates: Josh takes Stephanie out for pizza, and Joey invites his boss, Alison, to the house for dinner. (Original Broadcast: Season 6, Episode 13)

D.J. is planning she and Steve's 6 month anniversary and is horrified to learn she's forgotten Kimmy's 16th birthday is on the same day. Frantically, she scrambles to get the family together to throw a last-minute party for Kimmy.

Jesse lies about the twins' academic abilities to get them in to a prestigious preschool. Kimmy gets her drivers license.

Michelle mistakes Steve's friendliness for romantic love. Jesse has trouble with his new computer.

When Stephanie is paired with a classmate she hates for a school project, she finds out that his father is beating him, and is sworn to secrecy.

Jesse and Danny both get volunteered to take Michelle's class on a field trip to the museum. Jesse's rowdier bunch of kids cause trouble and end up destroying a dinosaur skeleton. Meanwhile, Stephanie and D.J. get into an argument over who owns a baseball card worth $2,000.

Jesse is determined to show up everybody who doubted he could finish high school; but on the night of the graduation, everybody gets delayed when the subway train gets stuck.

Joey gets D.J. a car for her birthday, but the police show up with the news it's stolen and suspect Joey of being the thief. When the Tanners attempt to prove his innocence, Joey gets the impression that he's not appreciated in the family.

Jesse discusses with Becky the possibility of having another baby, but he finds out he already has his hands full when one of the twins is sick, Joey's injured and Danny and the kids help with the radio show run from home while baby-sitting a neighbor's pet pig.

As DJ prepares for prom, she fears that Steve may have resurfacing feelings for his old girlfriend, Rachel. On the big night, DJ realizes that her suspicions may be accurate, as Rachel tries to get Steve to escort her to an after-party at the hotel. Meanwhile, Danny obsesses over the newly discovered age difference between Vicky and himself.

The family takes a trip to Disney World, but their trip doesn't go as planned: Danny is having a hard time proposing to Vicky, Jesse neglects Becky on their anniversary, and Stephanie becomes jealous of Michelle for cheating her way to become princess for a day by cutting in front of her to meet the Genie. DJ, Kimmy, and Stephanie are sick and tired of Michelle's selfishness and for letting her have her way. Michelle runs away to have her own fun, but her disappearance doesn't go unnoticed by her father or her sisters.

At Disney World, the family searches the entire park for Michelle; Danny proposes to Vicky; and after quarreling, Jesse and Rebecca reunite.