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Danny agonizes over the failure of his long-distance relationship with Vicky; Michelle ties up Teddy to keep him from moving away.
Danny agonizes over the failure of his long-distance relationship with Vicky; Michelle ties up Teddy to keep him from moving away.
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S6, EP1 "Come Fly With Me"Stephanie and Michelle get lost in the San Francisco airport and unintentionally become stowaways on a flight for New Zealand.
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S6, EP2 "The Long Goodbye"Danny agonizes over the failure of his long-distance relationship with Vicky; Michelle ties up Teddy to keep him from moving away.
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S2, EP14 "Little Shop of Sweaters"While trying to help D.J., Stephanie is accused of shoplifting.
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S6, EP3 "Road to Tokyo"Jesse has a big decision to make when his record becomes a big hit in Japan and he is asked to tour Asia for a year.
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S5, EP26 "Captain Video, Part Two"Jesse's dance video is a disaster until he convinces the record company to let him do it his way.
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S5, EP25 "Captain Video, Part One"An uncoordinated Jesse risks losing a recording contract when he is asked to dance in a rock video.
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S5, EP24 "Girls Will Be Boys"Michelle begins dressing and acting like a boy to win back two friends who suddenly decide they don't like girls.
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S5, EP23 "Five's a Crowd"Jesse, Joey and Danny trade an awards dinner for a drive-in movie when they learn D.J. is there with a teenage Casanova.
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