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Jesse returns from Greece with his charming cousin (John Stamos in a dual role), who turns out to be a dashing con man.
Jesse returns from Greece with his charming cousin (John Stamos in a dual role), who turns out to be a dashing con man.
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S7, EP16 "Joey's Funny Valentine"Joey thinks he has found his dream girl, comic Roxy Mardin (Felicia Michaels), but she turns out to be a nightmare.
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S7, EP17 "The Last Dance"Michelle is charmed by Jesse's grandfather who arrives from Greece for a visit.
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S7, EP18 "Kissing Cousins"Jesse returns from Greece with his charming cousin (John Stamos in a dual role), who turns out to be a dashing con man.
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S7, EP19 "Love on the Rocks"Steve goes to Hollywood on a class trip, leaving a dejected D.J. to go on a difficult mountain climb.
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S7, EP15 "The Test"D.J.'s nerves are put to the test when her entire family invades her college entrance exam.
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S7, EP14 "Is It True About Stephanie?"The circulation of a nasty rumor leads Stephanie to dish out some dirt on a classmate (Marla Sokoloff).
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S7, EP13 "The Perfect Couple"Joey hosts a new game show in which couples discover how well they know each other.
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S7, EP12 "Support Your Local Parents"Jesse and Rebecca turn to a support group to see if they can socialize Nicky and Alex.
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