Full House, Season 5

Michelle enters kindergarten and realizes that this new experience isn't what she wants. Becky and Jesse learn Becky is pregnant with twins.

Michelle wants a new mother, so she decides to arrange a date between Danny and her kindergarten teacher.

D.J. no longer wants to share a room with Stephanie. Stephanie really feels unwanted when Michelle doesn't want Stephanie in her room either.

D.J. is upset by a rumor at school that she's bad at kissing. Danny fears that he and D.J. are drifting apart.

A man who looks like Elvis Presley helps Jesse through a family crisis.

Ranger Roy, the host of a kids' cartoon show, is retiring, and Joey is going to replace him--or is he?

D.J. becomes fond of an elderly gentleman at a nursing home where she's doing volunteer work.

Soon after Stephanie convinces Danny to pay for extra dance lessons, she realizes she made a mistake. Dancing all the time isn't the fun she had expected.

Michelle's birthday party is interrupted when Rebecca starts to experience labor pains and is rushed to the hospital.

Michelle's birthday party has just begun when Becky begins labor. Becky gives birth to twin boys, Alexander and Nicholas.

While Rebecca returns from the hospital after the birth of her twins, a new co-host replaces her on Wake Up San Francisco. Jesse can't tell his boys apart.

When Danny is chosen "Bachelor of the Month" by a San Francisco magazine, women suddenly take an avid interest in him. But Danny is interested in his new co-host, Vicky Larson.

Michelle wants Joey to teach her how to ride a bicycle--but blames him for not protecting her when she falls off.

D.J. sneaks out to the movies with Stephanie and Michelle to meet a boy she likes--after promising Danny that she would stay at home with the girls.

Desperate to earn some money for his family, Jesse takes a job performing with an "oldies" band at an airport cocktail lounge.

Stephanie's favorite rock star, TOMMY PAGE, comes to her birthday party. D.J. also yearns for Tommy, and the girls both try to win his affection.

Stephanie competes in a spelling contest at school. Jesse gives Michelle a reading lesson, and Danny gives Stephanie a lesson in being a good loser.

Danny's sister Wendy comes to town with her pet chimpanzee to interview for a job at the local zoo. The chimpanzee wreaks havoc and develops a liking for Jesse--as Joey and Wendy start their own romance.

Michelle discusses her mischievousness with the "Good Michelle" and the "Bad Michelle" before she actually misbehaves. When "Bad Michelle" wins, trouble follows.

D.J. receives her learner's permit to drive, but Danny is too nervous to be a good instructor. Jesse volunteers to take over, but after D.J. scratches his car, he too, hesitates to teach her.

Danny's plans for a fun night out with the family are doomed by the group's bad attitude. Meanwhile, Jesse and Rebecca quarrel over how to raise their twins.

Danny is thrilled that "Spring Cleaning Day" has arrived! He appoints chores to everyone in the house. When they gather to complain, Danny overhears. He reacts by becoming such a slob that the family asks him to be neat again.

D.J. has a date with one of the popular guys in her school. Fearing the boy will take advantage of D.J., Danny, Joey and Jesse follow her to end the date.

A boy in Michelle's class calls Teddy a sissy for being Michelle's friend. Michelle talks to Jesse about the difference between boys and girls and starts acting like a miniature version of Jesse.

Michelle joins the "Honey-Bees" and to the family's dismay tries to earn her first badge in cooking. When the TV station terminates Jesse as Joey's sidekick, Jesse decides to put all his effort into his music career--with no success, however, until the Beach Boys offer him exclusive rights to one of their songs.

Jesse's hopes for a record career are hurt during the taping of his video when he realizes the executives are marketing him in a way he detests. He quits, which he soon regrets.