S4E11 Secret Admirer
The Tanners invite Cindy and Rusty over again for a backyard barbecue. Rusty writes a phony love letter which causes confusion as each member of the household reads it in turn, all believing it to be from a different person.
After the death of his wife, Danny enlists his best friend and his brother-in-law to help raise his three daughters, D.J., Stephanie, and Michelle.
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The Tanners invite Cindy and Rusty over again for a backyard barbecue. Rusty writes a phony love letter which causes confusion as each member of the household reads it in turn, all believing it to be from a different person.
Stephanie drives Joey's prized classic car into the house when she is left unsupervised.
When Stephanie is paired with a classmate she hates for a school project, she finds out that his father is beating him, and is sworn to secrecy.
Michelle frets about the size of her feet after DJ and Kimmy tease her at the shoe store.
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