Full House: S4E25: The: Graduates (End Of School Series)

Happy Tanner Fans, Angela Bowen here, the host of Oh Mylanta Holy Chalupas: An Unofficial Full House Fuller House Podcast. Moving on to the Graduation Theme for the month of May. Today, I’m covering S4E25: The Graduates, which aired on April 26, 1991. In this episode Danny dates a college student. At the same time, D.J. graduates from junior high and Michelle graduates from preschool. Stephanie feels left out of the graduation festivities, so the family tries to cheer her up by making a graduation ceremony for her. I also learned that I’ve actually heard of one of Slaughter’s songs “Days Gone By” from the my grandparents 50th Anniversary video that my sister put together. Danny wishing to recapture his fleeting youth dates a 21 yr old. Stephanie wants a graduation ceremony for going from 3rd grade to 4th grade just her other sisters get one because she’s changing schools. The family gives her one and she still complained! I do my first Joey impression of Walter Brennen who Kirsten thinks is Ronald Regan. I also look up some graduation songs. Do you remember yours? Next week on the podcast I cover the final episode of the Graduation Theme S6E19: Subterranean Graduation Blues, which aired on March 2, 1993. In this episode 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. FACEBOOK: Oh, Mylanta/Holy Chalupas: An Unofficial Full House/Fuller House Podcast INSTAGRAM: omhcfhfhpodcast GMAIL: [email protected] TWITTER: OMHCFHFHPODCAST Also don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast on Itunes or Follow on Soundcloud so you don’t miss an episode. Just go to Apple Podcasts and search Oh Mylanta or Holy Chalupas and the podcast will pop right up. If you’re enjoying the podcast go to Itunes and leave a rating and review. All the reviews the show gets helps it get noticed by other Full House/Fuller House Fans like yourselves. Have a great week everyone!