Okay, as I've said, Jesse's on the 3rd floor, D.J.'s up w/Michelle more, and so on. Another poll mentions a few areas that would be helped, now the question is,w hen do we first start seeing huge changes? Comparing Season what to the same time in the Book unvierse?

Hmmm. I never thought of that. I remember reading one "Full House: Stephanie" book where she has two best friends Darcy and Alli. I don't think they were ever on the show. Also, I think that book was written around season 6 or season 7. That's about all I can think of.

Right, they were never *mentioned*, but since the best friend is Maid of Honor at most weddings, and the extra who plays her in "Middle Age Crazy" is silent and seems kind of shy, and looks kind of like Allie, it's presumed that's where they got her. Allie just moves in the TVU.

I was thinking something earlier - does Michelle not have the attitude, or does it just disappear more quickly w/Danny supporting D.J. more. (Danny in season 3 of BU time: "Be nice to your Daddy, or I'll have to tell yoru sister.")

Big changes? Well, I think early seson 4. D.J.'s up with michelle more, Jesse a lot less. So, Michelle's still hanging around the band. She'll be better behaved, some rudeness. But, it'll go away faster. Stephanie would be a normal kid the first coupld years, but not go overboard in insulting Kimmy. Still, she would only by then give good one-liners and stop there.

I think by late season 3, early 4, Michelle is correcting Jesse and the band in a way she wouldn't have in the TV Universe. "Hey! It's not nice to say 'Duh!'" That's a D.J.-influenced Michelle!

I read one of the books and will look for the old series from Simon and Schuster. Michelle has a third grade classmate who everyone calls Bossy Rossi. lol, wonder what Michelle would say about the TV version of herself by third grade. That's what makes me think it's early season 4, she really hates that rude and bossy attitude. Even though she got a lot better int he last few seasons on TV, on TV she wouldn't have quite the dislike of bossiness.