"It's Not My Job" Recap Season 2, Episode 3

Published Jan 23, 2024, 5:00 AM

The destiny of a Katsopolis is to kill bugs - but Jesse is ready to break the mold, even if one podcast host almost watched the wrong episode.

Stephanie gets her first cavity, proving just how great of an actress Jodie is - since she’s never even had one IRL. The Danny Tanner OCD is building, Kimmy is an airhead and the

TGIF Halloween tie-in is ready for a themed holiday block of programming.
And it’s the start of a jingle career for Jesse, Joey and a puppet on the newest How Rude, Tanneritos!

Well, hello, hello, fan Ritos, Hi Fanurritos.

We're back.

We're back.

We are back.

We're well into season two.

I don't know about better than ever, but.

We're but we're we're back.

We're back, We're upright, And I'm so glad you watched the correct episode for today, which wasn't always the case.

Like, so I need to tell everyone that when you purchase the show, like on Amazon, we can say that now because there's no strike. Well, when you purchase the show on Amazon, it comes in a certain order, okay, but apparently it's not the correct order because cuz I watched episode four thinking it was episode three, and I was kind of confused because it started off like kind of in the middle of like Joey and Jesse starting this new thing, and I was like, that's weird. We didn't like like intro that we just kind of went right into Jesse's like an exterminator, right, So it felt like a little bit of a jump, but it also didn't feel like a jump that didn't happen during eighties television, where it was like you just you know, it was a new character and you're like, oh, it's fine, We've just accepted it. So I watched the whole episode whatever, and it's nine thirty eight and we're getting on at ten o'clock and you mentioned something about a ripper and a rat tail, like a bad hairstyle choice, and I in that moment, I was like, there were no rippers in the episode that I watched, because I would have noticed that. And so at nine thirty eight, I start panic watching episode three because I watched it was four, which now makes sense. Episode four ye, so but twenty two minutes. Let me tell you, it's exactly the length of a full house episode. I started watching it, and as I was signing on earlier to do our interview with Scott, the credits started rolling on the episodes.

I was like, okay, wow, my goodness, is not an hour long drama or we want to be right?

I thought I was. I was. I was so prepared. I was still prepared.

Well that makes sense, And.

Now now I'm extra prepared though, because now I have the next episode done as well as this one.

So yeah, you're you're you're now I'm a'repared now.

Yeah yeah, well, I'm only ever over prepared in a moment of panic when I have unknowingly underprepared.

So yeah, only when you make a mistake over prepared that tracks track.

But yeah, I'm but I'm so glad and now everything's all coming together, the jingles, the job, the all of it.

Yes, this is the start of the jingle writing. This is the origin story of.

The origin story of the jingle writing.

Yeah. So okay, now I'm here, I'm on track. I know what's happening. Now that we're all up to speed, we can, I guess, you know, be professionals and do an episode.

That's hysterical and that makes sense. Way if you didn't have the rundown, you wouldn't know what episode you were just.

I was like, I didn't like it got emailed to me, but I was like, oh, I'll look at it whatever, Like I wasn't. I don't know what I was thinking because I usually watched the episode and then I'll look at the rundown because I like to kind of, you know, come up with my own little things that I noticed or whatever. So I usually we'll read the rundown after I do my notes. And I did that and then the rundown. Yeah, and then I was like, there's not a ripper episode, right, Yeah, there was no mention.

Of other care.

I was like, wait, I've done something terribly wrong, so.

So well, what the what?

What?

What's the deal Amazon? Why shuffling things around and confusing people, because it's very confusing, and it's happened before Season one has happened as well.

I don't oh, man, I don't know.

I don't know what's happening over there. But I don't know if it's because is it that way in like the box sets? I actually randomly don't have the.

Box sets I have.

I have a box set, but I wonder if it's opened it okay, I wonder if it's like that in the box set?

Did they put it in the wrong order?

A fan, A Reno please Fanorritos if you have a box set, well you have for us and tell us if this is the correct order? Are releasing these episodes in the right order.

We are releasing them in the right order, but the order that they're in on Amazon was decidedly wrong. And I wonder if that is how they are in the box set as well, and like when they you know, I don't know, or is it just a just a streaming thing anyway? I was confused now I'm not as much now, yeah, and it's all good.

Well, let's get into it and see ye please, let's double check watch the right, the right episode. Welcome back to how Rude tan Rito's I am Andrea Barber and I'm Jodi Sweeten, and today we are discussing season two, episode three, entitled It's Not My Job.

I also paid attention to the title.

The title.

The title did well. They don't enlist the title when you're watching the episode.

It doesn't. I mean it does. It says it on the thing.

But look at that.

I was just watching, okay anyway, okay, and it's and you watched a jingle related episode, just a related episode.

It was just episode we already established the jingle thing and I was lost.

Yeah, okay, Glad you're back. Glad you're back in present time. Here mean This episode originally aired on October twenty eighth, nineteen eighty eight, and it goes a little something like this. Jesse tells his father he's leaving the family bug killing business to pursue a career in the music industry. Stephanie gets her first cavity and faces her fear of the dentist. It was directed by our dear friend Joel Zwick and written by Jeff Franklin. And we have some amazing guest stars. This week we have Yvonne Wilder as Grandma Katsopolis Irene Katzopolis, which is a different actress.

Is it different?

Yes, we went with the season one Grandma Grandma Cochran at that time.

What right, Well, there's a lot of Cochran and Grandma Caszopolis. We just changed about and Danny's mom I think changes too.

Yeah, we didn't. We didn't stick with the original.

There's no continuity when it comes to Grandma's here. But Ivon Wilder is fantastic. She's so good, so I can forgive this recast. But she is best known as Consuelo in West Side Story from nineteen sixty one. Incredible. Well, I didn't know.

Which Genus Cronus and Roberta Hayes, our two wardrobe people were in. Remember they were, I mean I know, because like I was, you know, fascinated with dancing stuff.

But Gina and Roberta were in West Side Story. They were dancers.

Wow, And so yeah, that is so they actually knew her. Anyway, what history.

We've met such cool people in with this job. That's so fantastic, truly. So this is Vonn's first of seven full House episodes. She stopped acting in nineteen ninety three and unfortunately she recently passed in twenty twenty one. Yeah, I was sad to hear that. And then we have John A. Priya as Grandpa Catsopolis Nia Catzopolis. He's another legendary actor. He was in Godfather Part two, also k New Jack City and nineteen sixty eight Bullet with Steve McQueen. You just see him everywhere. He's eighty three and he's still acting like really goals. Yeah, he's just he's incredible, such a good actor, and he's so good as Grandpa cuts.

I was great as Grandpa Enzopolis.

Yeah, yep. Great, great team, a great duo here. And then our last guest star this week is Peter Kwang. He plays the dentist and he is a legendary character actor, best known as Rain in Big Trouble, Little China, and he also appeared in The Golden Child and Gleaming the Cube.

And he's still oh no, sorry, that's the one.

See I always screwed up, LORI was a rad Gleaming the Cubes, the one I always mistake it for.

Oh so she wasn't in that one, okay, And he's Peter is still working, even recently appearing in an Ed Sheeran Farrell video which we didn't know that. That's great. He's got a lot of credits to his name, and he does a great job as the dentist.

Fantastic dentist.

I wish I had a dentist as a calm as Peter Kwang. Okay, So we open with a cold open in the living room and it's Halloween. Apparently there's pumpkins.

The random Well, this was like, this was like our nod to a holiday, and then we didn't have to make an episode about it, but we just got to like acknowledge, like, hey, this is airing around Halloween, guys.

Yeah, let's just throw some pumpkins eighth.

Yeah.

So they were like, oh, it will dress them up and stick it in a cold open. Yeah.

No, it was perfect. It was perfect. The costumes were great. So Stephanie is dressed up in an elaborate bunny costume with a giant carrot in her hand, hopping across the living room yelling for everyone to hurry up.

Yes, she's a very warm costume.

Oh I bet, I bet that was hot. And you're you're you're saying you're late, You're late for a very important date.

Alice in Wonderland.

Yeah, I love You've got like the the whiskers drawn on to your face and everything.

I have a picture of me as a little little kid. I think my first Halloween costume was a bunny, very similar to that that my mom made.

Oh that's so great. That's okay. You know it's art imitating life against true.

I mean it just yeah.

And DJ is dressed as Cleopatra, so uh oh yes.

I think I was intensely jealous of her costume too. I was like, I wanted to be Cleabo.

It was elaborate. Yeah, it was in the makeup. I'm sure she loved this, like intense eyeliner. Yeah. Yeah, no longer an acceptable costume to wear these days. But that's okay. This is nineteen eighty nine. So she's dancing her way into the living room and she tells Stephanie make way for Cleopatra, Queen of the Nile. Stephanie looks at her and asks, why did you pick that? And DJ admits, well, it's because Dad wouldn't let me be Elvira, okay, and then the kitchen door swings open and we get the infamous Three Stooges Hello song, Hello, Hello Yeah, performed by Joey, Jesse and Danny. They're wearing these scary wigs like they're wearing the wigs.

They're horrifying.

It's so it's really.

I guess it was meant to look like homemade. I can't imagine them allowing that on television now, Like, if you did it now, it would have to look perfect.

It would have to look a lot more authentic.

You know what I mean, Like they'd want it to look like on Fuller House, it would have been like days of wig testing and makeup. But this literally looked like they drew fake hair on a shower cap and stuck it on their head.

And it's yeah, you can see like the partial bald. Yeah, like'd be the line that wrinkles.

It's really yeah, like and I think that was part of it, was like make it look like they just did it at home. But I feel like that we don't do that as much on shows anymore.

Now.

It's like make it look perfect.

But it was strange.

The guys looked I'm sure they were loving it, but it was a little terrifying as a viewer to be like, whoa, which guys really went all out?

Yeah?

Yeah, So they stay in character as they perform one of the three Stooges bits in the living room and Danny tells the girls they are a lock to win the costume contest. DJ tells them we'll forget it. As everyone looks towards the kitchen door and we see Michelle dressed up in an adorable pumpkin costume. It is so cute. She's wearing green tights and she says the word Candy's so sweet, and DJ says, we are all dead neat. I guess, insinuating that Michelle is going to.

Will get a wim test. Yes, absolutely, sogs She's not wrong, she's not wrong, She's not wrong. And now that Halloween's over and back to the real show.

This was such a big investment. I thought, for just a short little teaser scene, like they invested a lot in these costumes, at least the Cleopatra one and the Bunny one, and it's like, yeah, it was.

Just well, they didn't invest in the wigs. I think all the money went to the Bunny and the Cleopatra costume.

Yeah. True, that's where the whole budget went.

So all the budget went.

Yeah, So we continue after the credits, we continue in the living room where Jesse is surrounded by a whole team of mullets and rippers.

Once again, mullets, rippers and rattails. Oh my, if you don't know what a rattail is, it's it's like a little that one of the rippers had like a small chunk of hair right here kind of behind his ear that was braided and hanging down. Did it have beads? Did it have had beads?

Well, not only was this like a little brain, he had a ponytail, he had his mullet pulled back at a ponytail.

This is the right.

This is the ripper on the far left for people who are watching the show at home. And so he had a ponytail, and then he had the little rattail that went around his neck. That is a choice. That is a bold. That was a very Yeah.

I do remember there was a phase of rattails in the eighties and nineties and was I still don't understand it.

But to each their own, you know, it's.

Giving Jordan Knight in nineteen eighty nine because Jordan I was famous for his rat tail.

He had a rat tail.

Oh yeah, and Danny would too this on the scene. This was in the late eighties. I thought it was incredible, this this ripper but stealing the scene.

Yep, rippers, brattails and ullets on my.

Oh my. So Jesse tells the mullet rippers, Uh, all right, let's take it from.

The bullet rippers. The mullet sounds.

That sounds awful.

That sounds like like some sort of like masked men that go around ripping mullets off of people. It's like a horror, which is really I mean, doing a favor to to society and to the people.

We need mullet ros. We need mullet rippers, communities. Yes, So they all start to snap in unison as Jesse counts down one two, one, two, three, but Joey interrupts. He asks, uh, Jesse, you've never written an advertising jingle before, have you? And Jesse says no. Joey tells them, well, if you're gonna sell this thing, you're gonna need something that no one else has me and Joey breaks out his harmonica and start playing a medley. This is so Dave, which.

Was great, and I was a fantastic harmonica player. I agree with Joey in this situation.

I kinda do he added a lot to this. I'd take the retael out, put the harmonica in, replaced by the harmonica. But Jesse snatches this harmonica out of his hands and he yells, Lucy, I didn't say you could be in the show, and Joey winds, oh ranky, so wonderful, nod to I let Lucy there. Jesse dismisses Joey and starts with the rippers again from the top, and as he's counting down, Danny interrupts him. This time he and DJ are just getting back from the dentist. DJ walks in the door proudly announces no cavities, baby, thank you, and Jesse and Joey hug her in excitement, but then Stephanie slowly walks through the door, moping. As Danny tells the group, Stephanie has her very first cavity. She sits on the step and questions, why do I have to have a filling? I'm gonna lose it anyway. It's a baby tooth.

I mean, I agree it's the tooth is coming out. Well, yeah, she's got a pus.

You've got an infection in there. You don't want it to linger. You know.

I've never had a cavity, so I don't know what. Yeah, get out like a little like a like the one they had to seal, but never like a drill.

I've never like a drill.

Wow, I've just.

Had other tons of horrible oral surgeries. But yeah, no cavities.

Good for you, good oral hygiene. Tody Sweeten, very proud of you.

I mean, I guess.

Yeah, it all started with this episode. It all learned at age six.

I learned. I was like, I'm never having this actually happen to me.

You found your courage hanging bawl. So Joey walks over to a disappointed Stephanie telling her it's not that bad, and Danny agrees. Stephanie tells them when somebody says it's not that bad, it's bad, which is kind of true.

She's got a point when everyone's like no, no, no, you're fine, You're not.

Fine, and you're like, no, I'm being gas lit right now, six year old.

I feel pity. I feel pity.

Yeah, Jesse says he is the perfect thing to cheer her up. She can help him rehearse for his jingle presentation, and Stephanie sadly responds, hot dog.

Yeah.

I'm like, how that's that's not a consolation, but your delivery of this is great.

Hot dog. I mean, this could have been another catchphrase for you. It is so funny. So Jesse sits stephan Dj down, pretending that they are important advertising executives, and he starts his presentation. He introduces himself to the advertising executives, explaining that he wrote a jingle for their new water theme part, which is splash City. He starts off the group counting down again as they snap in unison, and the group starts to perform an a cappella masterpiece. This jingle's really catchy too, like motion the Law.

I mean, the longest jingle i've I was like, this is a this is a.

Long jingle. It's a single. Yeah, it's it's long, it's catchy. I enjoyed it. I thought that it sounded very beach Boys as well.

It was very yeah yeah, yeah, yeah.

This was definitely a nod to the Beach Boys before we had the Beach Boys.

Well, it was not it was a nod to Surf City.

The song.

It sounded very so to Serf City. So the family loves this jingle. They clap along with the tune, and I didn't.

Steph was not very impressed though, And I don't know if I was supposed to look that way, But there's one point where they cut to like like DJ and Steph on the chair, and you know, DJ is kind of like this, and I'm like.

You're still bored, You're still pissed about your cavity.

Well, I don't know if I was supposed to be or they just caught me in an off moment, but either way it worked.

Yeah, who knows if this was you were directed to do that or if the scene I'm not great. It could go either way. So the family's loving it. They're clapping along, and Joey gets up and puts sunglasses on as he worms his way into this group. Joey breaks out his harmonica again and starts adding his own blues melody to the mix. Dave is so into this, like he's so committed to this bit.

It's oh great, Oh I got to play harmonica.

He loves it.

Yeah, he loves it. He's good at it, so Jesse stops him and the group finishes the last line of the jingle. The audience goes crazy along with the rest of the family, and Jesse asks Stephanie what she thinks. She tells him, I think it's gonna fall out anyway. It's a baby tooth. You're clearly thinking about her.

Yeah, like, I think none of this matters to me.

Yeah, She's like, this is not important. My cavity is important. So then we cut to DJ and Stephanie's room where DJ and Kimmy are doing homework.

And well, DJ's doing home, DJ's.

Doing homework, Kimmy is just blatantly copying all of DJ's answers. DJ looks at her and points out, you even copied my name, and Kimmy starts erasing her name furiously. And we got to talk about these outfits, like I feel like, okay, first of all, me like I'm wearing this. I think we're finally starting to lean into the Gibbler fashion. You know, yes, why like hot pink and purple zig zags with big pink sleek. Oh yeah, definitely, this is where the Gibbler fashion is starting to take off.

I mean, I definitely and also, uh, I am wearing a sweater with Scotti's on it, which which I was too, And because I'm so well prepared, I also am in the next episode as well, in episode four, I also have a Scotty sweater.

Did you have a Scottie dog as a child?

Like?

Why?

Like I said, my mom did when she was like twenty was her fruit?

But I don't think.

I don't know. And also like where are they finding all of this? Why were Scotti dogs so popular in the late eighties early nineties?

What happened? I don't know. I don't know. It's great your commitment to this, Yeah to this, both.

Black Scotties and white Scottis Yeah, on your equal opportunities. And there's one we're coming next week too, so uh.

And then we have to talk about DJ's sweater too. She's got this wild striped sweater. I think it says berries Berries.

It's got a little farmer boy on it who looks like he's wearing chaps. But I can't, I don't.

I kept staring at that too. I didn't know if it was like a handkerchief or it was like assless chaps.

I mean, it looked like fairly certain it's not the assless chaps. Uh. Those weren't done I think until a little bit later by Prince. But I do feel like it's it's deceiving.

You can't quite tell.

It's distracting. It's what it is. It's very distracting.

Yeah, and like berries, I don't what were they doing? Well, why in the eighties were they just throwing random things on shirts?

Why? I don't know. This was Scottie dogs.

What's happening?

This was a little bit of a departure from the three D sweaters. Similar but a little different from the three D sweaters to the last.

Yeah, but I do have well, don't worry, there's more.

There's more three D sweaters, comedy sweaters.

And then these, I think even had like little bows that were in three DS. So there was still a three D effect, Okay, to the sweater because apparently it wasn't good if you unless it had things hanging off of it.

You were very consistent with your wardrobe choices. Yeah, I love it. Okay. So Kimmy's a racing DJ's name off her homework, and Stephanie walks in and greets the girls as she's brushing her teeth. Kimmy asks, what are you doing, and Steph says, brushing away my cavity. DJ tells her that she's been brushing it for three days straight and Kimmy. Kimmy gets up and she decides to break the news to step You can't just brush it away. You can't wish it away. You have to drill it away. And then she starts making these scary drill sounds just to annoys Stephanie.

Do you really no wonder? Stephanie and Kimmy were always frenemies. You just tortured this bord child.

I loved it. I loved really torture and.

So true, like I watched my kids so true.

Yep, yep. I just wanted to torture and put put a little bit of fear in you, to make your anxiety a little bit worse. You know, you could always count on Kimmy for that. So then she asks Stephanie if she's ever heard of Kathy Santoni. This is our first mention of I love that she hadn't even been cast yet, but we're already like talking about her.

She was, Yeah, she was a name. We brought her name up a ton. You think she was like the the it girl for you know, DJ and Kimmy.

Yep, she went through several metamorphoses, but yeah, yeah, this is great. So Kimmy says that Kathy went in for a filling and got her mouth wired shut and had to eat through a hole in her throat. Stephanie hears this and starts brushing her cavity with two two bread tooth brushes.

You can never have too many.

Two two is better than one. So at this moment, Danny walks into the girl's room and says, guess who's here, and Kimmy guesses you. I'm like duh, and Denny says, well, yes, but there's someone else. We hear a knock on the bedroom door and the man on the other side says, it's Grandpa Kitsolis. Open up.

Finally someone we're referring to as Grandpa and making some family connections.

Yes, finally. It only took one season and a name change too. This is I believe the first reference to Ksopolis we've changed from Cochrane.

I think we've mentioned it. I think it may have been mentioned before the name before this.

Okay, if you knew this, knew this season, but yeah, new, yeah, knew this season.

No, I think it was changed in the first season, was it. It was with it just like halfway through, but it was never really mentioned, like it wasn't like there, you know, we didn't quite like hang a hat on it necessarily, but we'd changed it. But now this is yeah, now we have Grandpa Cassopolis.

Now we have we have other Kissopoli. Yes, so we say this now about eighty four times in the entire episode. Right, So, Danny opens the door. He reveals that Stephanie and DJ's grandma and grandpa are there. Each one of them gives each girl a giant hug, and then Grandma Pazopolis yells switch and the girls get to hug the other grandparent. Oh my gosh, this is so cute. Like this couple is a force, you know, Grandma and Grandpa they look like grandparents. They are connected to the kids.

What they're like. I didn't realize. I didn't realize that we had like East Coast Italian Greeks. Yeah in the family though heavy it was heavy accents and the heavy Italian and that I was like, I did not, Oh, I didn't realize this. And do they live in San Francisco? I was trying to figure that out.

That's implant they live. Yeah, that is because Grandpa talks about the car pouches and the rats.

And getting to places and do it anyway. That comes up later.

But but yeah, I did not realize that they were so like Italian Greek East Coast vibe.

And they write personalities to prove that they are dominating personalities. I love it they're selling this. So Kimmy interrupts and she says goodbye to DJ since they have company, and Grandpa Nicks stops her and asks if she's still copying people's homework. Kimmy shrugs and admits, hm, I'm trying to cut down. See, even Grandpa's got Kimmy's number. So steph starts brushing her cavity with two toothbrushes again, and Grandma Irene points out, I see your stressing. Good oral hygiene. Stephanie tells them Kimmy Gibbler said I have to get mouth wires and eat through a hole in my throat. She's still panicked. Danny reminds her that Kimmy has a tendency to sometimes Kimmy's imagination. After stuttering for a minute trying to find the right words to describe Kimmy. Danny lands on, telling her Kimmy's an airhead. We are finally leaning into this. Gimmy's an airhead. She's annoying, like they're building up this character. Yes, and it's true. You know she's copying homework. Of course, she's in her head. Yeah. So DJ gets straight to the point, asking Grandpa Nick if he has anything that needs unwrapping. Wink wink. Danny shakes his head, telling DJ that's tacky. She can't expect presents every time they visit. Then Danny pat's Nick and asks him, well, did you get me anything? And they share a laugh. Uh, and Nick explains to the girls, or maybe Danny. Dan explains to the girls, we give each other love, not toys and bags of money. Grandpa agrees that's very true, and she tells Danny she wants to see Michelle. She wants to know if Michelle has learned to say grandma yet, and Danny tells her, oh, she's working on it right now. It sounds more like granola. So Danny takes Grandma to go see Michelle, but Nick stays back, saying that he wants to finish his lecture with Stephan DJ. He explains, you can't expect presents every time we pop over. He gives Irene and Danny the okay to leave, and as soon as they do, he reaches into his pocket and gives them each five bucks. He reminds them they can't tell Grandma, and so they seal their lips and throw away the key. Grandpa, such a grandpa move. Let me just give you some cash on the side. I love it. I love this man. Nick and Irene have so much chemistry in this. They are such a great couple. We cut to the kitchen. Joey's making pasta sauce and tells Grandma Irene to try it. She sniffs it and says, I'd rather eat the spoon. She tells the boys she'll make a nice egg plant parmesan. Joey asks what can I do to help, and Irene tells him go to your room. Dang, Why is Grandma so hostile towards Joey? Like what you just because he's a terrible cook?

Italian look, Italian women take their cooking very serious.

Oh that's true, that's true. I didn't think about that. She's offended by this bad cookie. It's a bad write this back for her heritage. Yeah, yeah, okay, okay, that makes more sense. So Nick walks downstairs and he sees Michelle and he says, oh, I want to eat that face for dessert, and Joey responds, well, thanks, Nick, but I got a run. Danny tells Irene and Nick that Jesse should be back any minute, and he has to run to the station to go tape some promos. So Nick starts playing with Michelle, joking that he's got her nose. Michelle starts scrunching up her nose or scretching up her whole face, playing along with him. It's so cute.

It was very cute.

He sets her down on her little bouncing horse and announces to Irene, I have a terrific idea. Let's have another baby, and Irene tells him, sweetie, if your brain was a pasture, the sheep would starve. He defends himself and tells her, well, I read in the National Intruder that a ninety five year old great grandmother gave birth to twins, and Irene snaps back, and she had a nineteen year old boyfriend. My goodness, how old are these grandparents? I kind of feel like they're maybe the same age we are right now?

Oh god, no, are there? I think a little a little older, maybe fifties.

They must be not much well if Danny, well, but Jesse's twenty five, so yeah, yeah they're please, I'd yeah, I'd say fifties early.

You know, they had them when they were in their early twenties. Young.

But they look great. They look great for grandparents.

It's not saying well, I mean, you know they've they the offspring was, you know, Jesse and Pamela, so they had the good looking kids.

So Nick walks towards Irene, asking her, what are you saying? Are you saying I'm running out of gas? He questions her, well, what about last night? Was I out of gas? Why?

I don't need to know about Grandma and grandpackets opos his sex life?

This was oh yeah.

And then I was like, now I see where Jesse gets it because they're making out and there's people in the room, and I'm like, no one in this family has any sort of boundaries when it comes to this stuff. Like now it makes sense.

I go.

This was they were always making out in the kitchen, and Jesse and you know, would walk in and so that's why he's like, no, it's totally acceptable behavior to be randomly making out with someone in a room where there's other people.

Oh yeah, oh yeah, No, the Cazopolis jeans are very strong, very strong, very strong.

It's yeah yeah, because then we're talking about a Texaco.

Station station and they start making out like they they these they're still getting it on, Like I'm sorry.

These grandparents are no judgment, very proud, especially now that you know we're as we approached them like they're they're young, they're babies, look and look at them. But you know it.

Uh.

It was again some of these moments surprise me for the show that I thought that we did, you know what I mean, Like I thought we never, Like I don't know, I just thought we'd never had sort of racy jokes like that.

But I'm like, no, I guess we did.

Or did we just we were so young? Did these jokes just go right over our heads?

Maybe the jokes went right over our heads? Normally they weren't. Those type of jokes were done with kids necessarily in the room or in the shot. But like I just we never I never watched the show, so I had no idea. Yeah, I just never realized how like that we would say hell, or that we would you know, make like sex jokes or there was you know, like those kinds of things.

I never now I kind.

Of get maybe why adults were like, oh I liked it, you know, like there were some jokes in there that were for me, like you know, I mean not me personally, but no.

But like for for the adults and the children. Can get equal enjoyment out of this show, definitely, Yeah, No innuendos abound, not just with the Sea Cruise episode, but all throughout the series. There's lots of innuendos. Oh yes, and that's okay. So they're making out. Michelle sees this and she sticks a hand over her mouth like she's shocked, which is so funny, right, and then DJ and Steph walk in on them next, announcing kids in the room, thank.

You, thank you.

So I read and Nick immediately break it up. They're green the kids in embarrassment, which is funny, and Steph tells them that hey, uncle Jesse is back with some big news, and so Grandma Irene pulls the girls in quickly. She hands each of them five bucks, reminding them of their deal. Don't tell Grandpa. So the girls once again seal their lips and throw away the key. Michelle is watching all of this and she just says me money, So yes, hey, starting them young, you know, age one and a half or whatever she is, She's already wanting to dip into this grand.

Grandparent does how the grandparents work, you know.

We cut to the living room where Nick is scolding Jesse, telling him he let him off work early today to do his music hobby, but tomorrow he'll need him in real early. Yeah, I know a crizy, this little music hobby. Jesse understands this, but he tells his dad, hey, he's got great news. Nick interrupts and says, well, I got great news too. Frasier Street is crawling with cockroaches. It's an exterminator's dream.

Cocker roaches. By the way, he does very egroaths, very East Coast cocker roaches.

So now we're aware that this is a family business. We've known for a while that Jesse is an exterminator, but now we know.

That it is a family.

It's a family business, and Nick is very into this family business. So the family walks in and steph asks Jesse what is the big news. Jesse announces that the advertising company bought his very first jingle. He sold it. Yeah, great, family is happy. The audience even applauds, and DJ puts her finger on Jesse and remarks, the man is hot.

I like it. I like it.

This is now almost like a catchphrase for her.

Yep.

Jesse looks to his father for approval and Nick just tells him good going now back to the real word world cockroaches. I'll pick you up at five am. We attack at dawn. Yeah, Papa, Papa Kitzopolis is just not not Yeah, he's not very support Yeah, it's not not as excited about this as Jesse is.

I mean, I get it, as.

You know, is very like, Look, this is what's going to actually provide money and an income and a thing. But you know, Jesse's selling jingles, which apparently is just the thing.

That you do.

No, it's Jesse so wants his father's approval that his father just seems very practical. You know, you got to get a job to support your family. It's a very old school way of thinking, but very practical too. Yeah. So next we are in Jesse's room, Jesse and Irene walk in and she's happy to see that there's a poster of Sinatra on the wall, and she says, ah, there is a god.

Apparently it's that we're leaning into the Italian now because we didn't know that Jesse was Italian. So now we've got to put some Sinatra posters up on the wall. Make it a thing.

It's in evidence.

If it's on the wall of the room, that means it is important to that person and is a huge part of their life. Yep, even if it's only there for.

A week, right, right, they'll be tearing it down right right for the taping.

Yeah.

Jesse says he's doing a little redecorating, and Irene asks, you didn't call me up here to talk about redecorating, did you. Jesse smiles and asks how she knew that, and Irene reminds him that she gave birth to him. She powdered that little tushy. She starts patting his little tushy as she says this, and Jesse laughs, forcing her to stop so that they can finally sit down and talk. He starts off by saying, I want to talk to you about my life and my music, and I hope you'll understand. Irene assures him that she will understand. She tells him it's me. I'm hip, I'm with it, I'm bad. Who's bad? I'm bad? You know it, and she encourages him to talk it out. To talk to her. Jesse tells her, I've been working as an exterminator to earn a living until my band made it. Selling this jingle made me realize I can earn a living playing music. Right now, the bottom line is I don't want to work with pop anymore. Irene sighs, admitting, oh, I knew this day was coming, and I was hoping I'd be dead when it did. Jesse confirms, Yeah, he's gonna flip out, isn't he. Irene tells him, well, he's always dreamed that you would take over the family business and follow in his footsteps. But you gotta follow your own dreams, so you tell him, but when you do it, do it with love. Jesse puts his hand to his chest and repeats love, Thanks Ma. Right at this moment, Nick walks in and he sees the Sinatra poster and he says, oh well, and he sings, you understand the words. Jesse tells him, well, you turned me on to Frank Pop. You know your music. Nick responds Greeks invented music, and Irene butts in, yeah, and Italians perfected it. Okay. Jesse grabs his dad and asks him to sit. Jesse starts the conversation, providing examples of the way his life is changing and how he's really growing up, which includes cutting his hair. Which is he is signed that he's reached adulthood.

Apparently, Yeah, it's true.

It's a it's a big moment in Jesse my hair.

I'm living in a room with pink bunnies. I'm an adult now.

Yes, yes, they're surrounded by pink bunnies during this whole conversation. So Jesse tells Nick, I think it's time I made a real commitment to my career. His dad is shocked, saying, you're finally ready to be a partner. Oh, he's ecstatic, telling Jesse twenty seven years ago, I started out with nothing but a fly swatter and a dream. Today over one billion squashed. Irene joins in this conversation, telling her husband that he's not listening to what Jesse is trying to say. Nick assures her, hey, when it comes to my son I don't need your help, and Irene snaps back, Oh, really, I suppose when he was born you went into labor. Nick gets defensive, what do you think carrying you out to the car wasn't labor? Is fighting to take.

All of a sudden, they they're in it and it's a whole other thing, and you see why.

Jesse's like, no one's listening.

Yes, yes, they're off on a tangent. They're they're the Bickersons. They're fighting and about like ridiculous stuff too, and Ireen is like, oh what starting up with the weight again? That was love weight and so there's just they're bickering. They're arguing, and Jesse gets up. He's trying to get them to stop this. Jesse finally blurts out, pop, I find I found a way to make money doing something. I love music, And Nick just mocks him and he says, oh, you're gonna make a living with this, mister musician. How many records have you sold? Jesse sighs and he says none. Yeah, and Nick asked, well, how many bugs have you killed? And Jesse rolls his eyes and says millions. Nick miles and tells Jesse stick with a winner. Ouch. I mean, Nick's got a point, but he's.

Yeah, I could do both. I Also, I'm gonna say Jesse's quitting his job after selling one jingle free. It's a bit of it is not it's a bit abrupt, and it's it's it is you know. I can see his dad being like, this isn't a very mature decision. You said that you're being an adult, but how are you going to you.

Know, are going to support yourself?

Yeah, now that I'm going now that I have kids, I'm like, oh my god, I get it.

Yes, when you're twenty five, you're like, I'm just gonna follow my dream. I'm gonna be creative. And then so like, you know, also, yes, there's a balance, and neither of these men are achieving this balance. So Jesse argues, I can't do something just because you want me to do it. We're two totally different people. Nick argues that they're the same, and Jesse assures him they're different. They go back and forth until they yell in unison, will you listen to me? And they walk in away and annoyance at the same time, and they do the hair.

They rub their.

Hands to their hairs, at the same time. It's great they both have great hair. Jesse tells him he's made up his mind and Nick asks, meaning what, and Jesse says, meaning I quit. Nick tries to convince him he can't quit. He built this, this business for Jesse. Jesse reiterates, it's not what I want to do. Nick tells him to quit, and Jesse screams that he is. Nick yells at his son, if you're out of the family business, you're out of the family wow. And we cut to a dramatic commercial break. Yes, that that is.

That's a large.

That's a large. You can disagree with your child's choices with the family. Nick is taking this hard. Poor Jesse, Like, I actually feel really bad for Jesse in his whole episode too. So after the commercial. After the dramatic commercial break, we cut to Michelle's room. Danny is reading Goodnight Moon to Michelle, trying to help her read the words. Jesse is watching from the doorway and finishes one of the words before Michelle does. Danny asks if he'd like to help put Michelle to bed, and Jesse says, no, I just want to watch a great dad in action. He tells Dan, you listen to her. You try to understand her problems. You accept her for who she is, her goals, her values. Danny points out that she's a two year old. Her goal is to eat with a fork. It's true, and Jesse responds, yet still you respect that. Danny's catching on to what's going on here, and he decides to cut the story short tonight with Michelle because Uncle Jesse needs him more than Michelle does. So he puts Michelle in her crib and says good night, little mouse, and she responds, good night daddy.

Oh so cute.

That was like the first. That was the first good night Daddy, wasn't it.

Oh? Yeah's starting to Yeah now that she's now that Ashley and Mary Kay are talking more, they're definitely giving them more to more to say.

Yeah. They have actually reactions now, yeah, yeah, which is so great. So Danny exits. He turns out the light, which I was very excited to see that Michelle doesn't have to sleep in the dark.

I was like, thank god, the child's sleeping in the dark. Yeah.

So we cut immediately to the hallway where Jesse is slumped down against the wall. Danny asks if he's tried calling his dad and Jesse responds, what's the point he kicked me out of the family. Danny tells him, well, the point is you're sitting on the floor in the hallway like a potted plant. Danny forces him up so that they can go talk about it. They walk into Jesse's room, where Jesse goes straight to his bed and Danny exclaims, look at this room. It's a mess. Jesse glares at him and he apologizes it just slipped out I.

Danny was like, I have become Danny Tanner because every time I walk in my kids room, I'm like, yeah, sure I can what is happening? This is disgusting, And they're like I need you mom, Like I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm okay.

Yep, You're like, no, focus on the focus on talk you're about to get.

But also, is that garbage?

Right?

Yeah?

Did you? Yes? Did you leave dirty dishes and forks in here last night? So Danny sits next to Jesse on the bed and insures him, I know, Nick, he didn't mean it. He's just a hot headed, stubborn guy. But underneath all that anger is more anger, and he concludes, but underneath all that is a man who's really hurting because he really loves you. Jesse sighs and says, well, he's got to stop trying to run my life. I'm twenty five years old. God, how is he only twenty five years old? Like still blows my mind. Jesse says he's got to start accepting me as an adult who can make his own decisions. It's my life and I'm gonna do whatever it takes to make me happy. Danny nods and he says, good. Are you happy? And Jesse admits no, I'm miserable. Danny advises You're not gonna be happy until you do everything you can to make things right with your father. You have to reach out to him. Danny starts to tuck Jesse in, telling him to sleep on it. Danny smiles, saying good night, little mouse, and Jesse laughs and says good night. Danny closes the door and turns off the lights. Jesse looks at the clock and he is The realization hits him what am I doing? It's only seven o'clock and he gets up and leaves.

I thought I was like, are we going for another dream sequence?

In this?

Yeah?

It felt like a set up.

If I was like oh, they're a montage or montage, Yeah, exactly.

So we cut to DJ in Steph's room. Steph is in DJ's bed, sleep talking and saying, no, dentist, I'm not going, I'm not going. As she's talking, she's rolling all around all over DJ, waking her up and prompting DJ to ask, may I help you? Steph sleepily asks where am i? And DJ scoffs, saying in my bed, what are you doing here?

Apparently I still sleep like that, just all over the place, talking in my sleep, do you Yeah, yeah.

So you're not a sleepwalker, but you're a still sleepwalker.

But I definitely occupy much more space than I need.

Okay, Okay, Lucky Mescal, Yeah, yeah, he's thrilled. Yeah. So, Stephanie admits she doesn't know why she's in DJ's bed. She had a bad dream, and she says I was running in a forest and all the trees were dentists and they were chasing me, yelling open wide, open wide.

That would be terrifying.

That is a terrifying dream. DJ dismisses her, saying it was just a dream, and Stephanie wonders, how do you know you're not a dream? Telling me it's just a dream. Stephanie pinches DJ and confirms yes, I'm awake, and DJ is angry. She says, you're supposed to pinch yourself, not me, you little nerd bomber. It did. Stephanie apologizes and admits she is not herself. She confesses, I'm really afraid of the dentist. DJ tells her, well, that's just because she's a little kid. She tells steph a story that a long time ago, back when I was a little kid, I was afraid of getting sucked down the drain in the bathtub. When you were one year old. I put you in the tub and pulled the plug, and when you didn't go anywhere, I knew it was safe.

Such a sibling thing to do.

She was like, I put you in danger, it was fine, So maybe it's.

Okay for me. Yeah, yep, right, Such an older sister thing, right. And Stephanie's a little horrified. She says, you tried to send me down the drain and DJ says, well, you were only a year old. I hardly knew you.

Like that makes it so funny because it's like the dentist getting sucked down the drain, like such things that.

Kids are terrified of.

Mm hmm.

My kid's terrified of being sucked down the drain.

It's just it's something. Yeah, just like I used to be afraid of jumping off my bed and the monsters being able to grab it.

Right, I'm still a little bit like that. I don't like my foot hanging out. It's got to be under the covers or completely on the bed because they can reach it if you're hanging over the border of the mattress. But as long as you're within that, monsters can't get you. Yeah, you're fine.

You can't have any limbs hanging out or hanging over.

No, he sleeps like that, completely unsecured. I can't.

Got to secure your limbs before you sleep. Yes, So we switched to a new scene and a new set. We're in the dentist's office and stuff is in her chair. You've got some great hair, Like I've noticed your hair is really long in this.

My hair was longer, and I believe permed. I was wondered and I think this, I don't know if this was I think some at some point in my perming hair stages, I permed it and it like damaged my hair really bad and just like flaked off as perms are as perms to do as they do. Yeah, but yeah, it was very curly eighties like.

It looked it looked like it was permed, and then you kind of brushed it out once it dried. So at least you didn't have to wear those pink rollers anymore at night that your mom used to put in your hair with the dippity deuce. That's true.

I just ried my hair off with a perm, so yeah, because yeah, you.

Trade one problem for another. True. Okay, So the dentist is asking Stephanie if she's ready to open her mouth. Her lips are sealed shut as she shakes her head and musters out mmmm. The dentist asks, well, then, how am I going to fill your cavity? With her lips sealed shut, Steph makes a noise again. Joey is with her, and he asks the doctor if he and Stephanie can just have a moment alone. Joey walks over to Steph and tells her, I know this isn't as much fun as the circus, but you have to be brave, so you know what you're gonna need courage. Steph opens her mouth and asks courage that She realizes she opened her mouth and immediately says, oh, I mean mm hmm, and she seals her lips back up. Joey references the Cowardly Lion in the Wizard of Oz and does a spot on impersonation of him. Great impression. This is a great callback to that Joey's three minute impersonation of the whole Wizard of Oz twister A Twister, a twister back in season one. He reminds steph that the Cowardly Lion thought he needed Wizard to give him courage, but he really had it all along, and so do you. Joey tells her everyone keeps their courage in a different place. He points to his ear lobes and says that's where he keeps his courage. Stephanie asks, well, where do you think my courage is? Joey admits that he doesn't know, and then he looks around and pulls out a dental tool, pretending that it's a courage detector. She tells him, well, last time I was here, it was a spit sucker. Joey shrugs and says, oh, yeah, well it does that too, So he holds up the spit sucker and tells Steph, let's find out where your courage is. He starts to move this tool across Steph's arm as he's making these beepy noises going up to her mouth.

Very unsanitary by the way.

It does, like this is going to go in your mouth.

Mouth. You can be wiping it on my sleeve.

Anyway.

It was the eighties they didn't steroilize as well as they do now. It's fine. So he finally reaches her mouth and he makes this alarm noise. That's where her courage is. Joey grabs a small mirror to show Steph where her courage is and he explains, you see that little hangy ball thing and she says yes and admits, well, I thought that was just there for decoration and he's like, no, that's your courage, hangy ball.

We just had discussion. We just had it. I'm telling you, we keep doing this. We had the discussion with Dave with the puppet, and I was like, oh my god, look and we said it looks like the little thing in the back of his show, and that was why he laughed. He was like, oh, the courage, hangy ball, the courage hangy ball. Yes, I'm sure he remembered that reference. We were like ah, and then this week I'm like, oh my god, yeah it was.

But like again, it's so funny. The timing of this just.

Can't get away from losing turtles and courage hangy balls and yeah.

We keep living in a full house episode. I think these lines are just embedded in, are subconscious and we don't know why we remember. We remember it, are subconscious but not actively. So until we watch these episodes, were like, oh, yeah, that's why that's.

Yeah, probably, I'm sure.

Yeah.

And they're floating around somewhere.

Yeah, okay, so I.

Thought it was there for decoration. I thought it was there for decorations.

Epiglottis I love. I much prefer the name courage hangy ball to Epiglottis. It's just I think they should change the definition. And that's what I call it, the courage hangy ball. So the Dennis walks back in and asks Steph if she's ready to give it a try. Steph obliges, and Joey kind of flicks his ear lobes, signaling hey, don't forget about your courage. She looks at him and tells him you better not be kidding me about this hangyball business. And Dennis. Dennis gets to work.

And then the novacaine comes out and it all goes.

We should we needed a video of Steph with the with the what do you call it? The the mouth device where you get the what do you call what do you call it?

The mouth divide the courage hanging ball.

It makes you sleepy and then it makes you kind of high where you're Oh.

That's that's only if you get like they don't give that to you normally.

Oh, that's not for cavities.

That's you just know, that's for oral surgery. They give you that, like, not nitrous oxide. Not usually they just know they shoot you with the little novacane.

Okay, not nearly as interesting as when you get there, but.

I think if you have a really horrible time with the dentist, they will give you some of the like like laughing gas to kind of mellow you out a little bit.

Oh yeah, I request it. When I go in, I'm just like, hey, can I can I? So we we cut back to the living room. Jesse is sitting on the couch with Michelle. He has his guitar and she has her little toy guitar. He asks her to sing I got you, babe, and she's able to say, I got babe, so cute. It's so cute. Jesse continues strumming, telling her, well that settles it. You'll be sunny, and he tells her to sing it again, and this time she says I want a babe close, very close. But she gets full credit for this. She's so cute. Irene and Nick walk in and Nick throws his arms up in the air when he sees Jesse, and he tells Irene, I thought you said Barney Manilow wasn't gonna be here, and Jesse tells him, I asked MA to bring you over here. Nick shrugs and tells him, well he has nothing to say. Irene snaps at him and says, find something to say. I can't stand you two not speaking to each other. There are two men in this world that I love more than anyone, Marcello Mastrioani and one of you guys, which I didn't know who this was, but he's apparently an Italian actor who died in nineteen ninety six, best known for the movies Eight and a Half and La Dulce vita vita. Yes, got it? Okay, So Jesse asks if they took Market Street to get here? And Nick asks market street at this hour? What am I an idiot? Is this why you called me over here? Jesse gets defensive, saying what are you you yelling at me for? This is the small talk?

We have read?

Got the fight yet?

Nick is triggered.

Wow, yeah, he is a angry, angry little man.

He's a very angry man. Is that Cazopolis?

You know?

Ye?

That ain't y? Yeah? Nick argues, yes, we have. We've gotten to the fight. If you think that I'm going to admit that I was wrong, You're crazy. My only son quits the family business, I mean. Irene interrupts this argument, bringing Michelle into the room, saying she wants to visit Grandpa. Good distraction, Irene smart. Nick's demeanor immediately changes, saying this isn't fair. I was steamed. I want to stay steamed. He takes Michelle in his arms and tries to get her to say Grandpa. Irene tells Nick, we have a wonderful son. He loves you very much and you love him. Now forgive him or we're getting Ozzie and Harriet beds, so Jesse continues the conversation. He says, I want out of the family business, but I don't want out of the family. Nick starts to walk away, and Jesse pleads, well, what do you think. I woke up yesterday and I said, oh, what should I do today? Make an omelet or break my father's heart. Jesse tells him this is the one of the hardest things I've ever done, but you can't throw me out of the family. I am your son. Yeah, And I'm kind of distracted by how far forward they are in the set, Like it feels like they're almost in the camera aisle because they're not like back, like they're not on the couch, They're not like they're so far forward far forward.

Yeah, but I think I mean, once we moved the second couch, we definitely had a lot more business. Like by those two blue chairs, they're kind of true, that's true.

Okay, So Nick argues, I didn't build a business to sell to some stranger. You really messed up my dream, and Jesse asks him, what about my dream? Don't you want to see me happy bingo exactly? Jesse? Nick tells him yes, and Jesse questions, then why can't you be proud of me? Nick stands up Ellie, who said I wasn't proud of you. Jesse is surprised, asking you're proud of me. You're proud of me for standing up to you and doing what I believe in, and Nick responds, no, no, I hate that. He shakes his head and tells Jesse, I told you you really messed up my dream, But you came through on another dream, the one about you growing up to be the kind of man I respect. When your sister died, May she rest in peace.

Finally we're talking about Pam and the relate, like we get to this one. I was like, oh, thank God, Like we're finally having a moment where it's like, yeah, yes, yeah, how are you going to kick your son out of the family when your daughter just died?

Bro, you won't have any children left, right, It's.

Not the time to be ridding people out of your family, you know.

No.

I'm so glad they finally brought up dead Pam because I was like, where where is this in any of the grief filled conversations? Right? So he says, when your sister died, the whole family was devastated and the way you moved in here and you pulled us all together. The sacrifices you made to help Danny raise our granddaughters, that really made me proud. This is such a nice moment. It is.

This made a quick churn, so glad that we got to have this moment though. It was very but it.

Only lasted fifteen seconds, but.

Well, which is a lot of emotion in a sitcom.

Yeah, it definitely. It hit the emotional beat so that I was craving and it was very satisfying. Jesse thanks him and says, but I'm a musician, and I want you to be proud of me for that too. I want you in my corner, Nick says, realizing that he might have been a little rough on him. He admits, I'm never going to be happy about this music thing, but I'm always going to be in your corner. He laughs, and he tells him I'm your old man. They give each other a big hug, and Jesse yells to his mom that she can come back in now. I Rene appears from the kitchen and tells him I never left. Steph walks in through the door, announcing Teta, and Joey tells them that they are back from the dentist. Steph tells them it was great. She received a goodie bag, and then she starts showing everyone what she got, a snoopy toothbrush, dental floss, cinnamon and sugarless gum. Very tasty. And I can see you concentrating hard on with the prop. You have the prop business, You've got the lines, that prop.

It's multitasking, it is, and it's all, yeah, everything's always great in a scene until you hand an actor props and then we're like, oh no, now I've got to do things and the lines and the thing.

Yeah, it's a lot harder than you would think to manage props and your lines.

Well, because you're trying to have a normal rhythm of like how you talk, but also pull the prop out at the same time. And sometimes for like a five six year old, that's a lot to think.

Yeah, yeah, that's a lot of business. And Dave's helping you out because you're kind of handing him the thing so you don't get bogged down by yeah props.

Yes, I was gonna make a comment, and then I realized that was actually for next week's episode, So I'm gonna.

Say, oh, okay, that we pulled it for next week.

Oh no, wait, sorry, that was the one I got had on.

Stephanie tells everyone that for her next birthday, forget the clown. She wants a dentist. And that is our show, ladies and gentlemen, great little button. On that episode, everyone's happy, everyone's made up.

Everyone's happy.

Back in the family.

We've had a moment about Pam and everyone's sad. We had a courage hanging ball. We've got Italian grandma's and.

Making out, making out with Grandpa.

You're getting it on in the yeah, in the in the kitchen, and then you know, Steph makes it through the dentist.

Yes, all is well in the Tanner Household.

I was happy to finally have a Jesse episode where I wasn't irritated with him, where I actually felt really bad for him and right character, Yeah, it makes all. It makes sense why Jesse keeps having this these midlife crises at age twenty five. Right, he gets it from Nick.

Nick gets ahead and it makes exactly kind of impulsive loses, it gets frustrate. Yeah, it definitely like so many kind of questions and where things kind of came from, Like oh, okay, this makes sense.

Now, Oh, great episode.

Do you have any episodes Everywhere you looks?

Do you have any? Uh? Or maybe not because you just watched that episode.

No, But I for me, it was the my Everywhere you Look we already kind of talked about, but it was the more Scotties on the sweat on the sweater.

So many Scotties. We got to keep a Scottie count around tally of Scotties.

Did you have an everywhere you Look?

Well, not a great one, but I just kept noticing these the baby gates.

Were there?

Always baby gates in the living room set by the stairs and the alcove.

No, because the baby wasn't walking.

Once she started walking, then we put the baby gates up.

Then we had to put the baby gates, which is really just for show, like we didn't know we actually.

Needed to put the Yeah, but you needed to put the baby gates up. I mean you had to put that one in front of the stairs that went down to the basement. For sure. Apposition bought that was just a pit, you know, they down there, And then we didn't want him running up the stairs and coming down, so we did have it on there, I think, I mean, not like they were just running around set. But right, I do think it actually did help keep them where we needed them.

Okay, okay, so now we've established baby gates. We've established it we need baby gates because Michelle is toddling all around the set, and I just remember from Fuller at least how hard it was to work those baby gates, and I would always get stuck on I'm trying to walk up or down the stairs because uh, you know, they don't they were just prop baby gates. They weren't like really that durable.

So okay, now I have to look. Now I'm looking at something because I'm like, oh, we're next next episode, Season two, episode four, DJ's very first horse. That's not the episode that I've that I watched on as episode four.

What did you watch then? Jingle Hello?

Oh, Jingle Jingle Hell, which comes after Jesse and Enjoy are writing jingles? What is happening on see if they're not.

Happening on Amazon? Wow?

Now though, now I'm gonna I gotta watch the horse episode. But now we know why all the horse stuff has made it in to uh to room, to DJ's room. Right, I remember I said we must be having the horse episode. Soon because we're establishing horses.

Oh yeah, and it's coming, it's coming. Next week we're getting DJ's very first horse. It's Gray.

Up.

Wait, there is more than one horse that DJ eventually gets. Oh yeah, of all the multiple horses, horses are very first one.

Right, maybe this is like a little teaser that she's gonna become a veterinarian someday thirty six years from now. So think about that with the horses that Yeah, I mean I doubt we were that forward thinking back in nineteen Oh, I don't think at all.

It does track.

It tracks.

Yeah, DJ's a horse girl. Well, thank you everybody for joining us on this fabulous episode.

I'm so glad that I watched the right one.

I hope you did two. But see if people watching it on Amazon, they're gonna tune in and they're gonna be They're gonna listen to this and they're.

Like, wait, what, Yeah, what happened?

So everyone, next week's episodode is DJ and the Well, if there's not an interview, but it's DJ's very first horse, Right, you're watching that one. If it's on Amazon that order, you're gonna screw it up, right, do what I did.

I'm watching on Hulu where it so far it's in order, so yeah, that might be the better platform.

Well, I I mean, here we.

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You recovered, You recovered very well quickly.

Did I always want to say the house first, That's why that's I remember, I always wanted to the houses first. But no, start with the world.

The world is start small. Yeah, I'm just confusing. Just stop, yes, I'll stop talking now.

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