I know this episode can get a little boring after watching it a lot, but i think its so cute at the end with Joey and the smores. It showed that the family knew how to have fun together.
It was also adorable how when Jesse and Becky fell asleep how the twins went and slept in the "big bed". I'm surprised that scene didnt get more "awww"s.

The episode will be on Nick at Nite this Tuesday. I like to see that one.;)

This is one of my least favorite episodes.

I actually don't think that I have every saw this episode. Aww, I am sure I have at some point, when I was younger, but I don't remember. I thought I had seen every one.:lol: I will surely watch Nick @ Nite this Tuesday.

I saw it on Nick at Nite last night and it was a Halloween style episode.

Originally posted by BrooklynGuy78
I saw it on Nick at Nite last night and it was a Halloween style episode.
I remember recording this off ABC back in late 1993, but I think I no longer have this original ABC episode any longer! I think I lost it long ago. Darn! I could've checked the differences between the cut and uncut versions. :eek:

Originally posted by Jen1989
Just wondering the rating on that episode, there's definitely some suggestive tones at the end of that episode.

What is suggestive?:confused:

If I remember this episode was rated TV-G.

Originally posted by Jen1989
Well when Joey stands up and has the pie on his butt. Comet, the dog, comes over and starts eating, and licking his butt. It's gross. I know the dog was doing that because of the food, but still. And Danny was going to wipe the food off Joey's butt and then decided not to. That's suggestive. I didn't like that scene. It wasn't funny, it was just gross to watch. That scene is not something little kids should be exposed to.

I thought it was funny. It wasnt really that inapprproiate, but everyone has their own opinion. :) I have to admit, it was a little gross when Comet licked Joey's butt, but funny, to! :lol:

Originally posted by Rurry007
What is suggestive?:confused:

I think it means something like ideas.
But I'm not compeletly sure.