Ep 8. Triple Date

In Full House season 2 episode 8, titled "Triple Date," the Tanner family is in for a night of romantic mishaps. The episode opens with Danny, who has recently gone through a difficult breakup, feeling down about his love life. His daughters try to cheer him up by setting him up on a date with their friend, Denise. Meanwhile, Uncle Jesse and Joey each have dates of their own. Jesse is taking his girlfriend, Becky, out for their first Valentine's Day together, while Joey has a date with his coworker, Roxy.

As the three men get ready for their respective evenings, they realize they've all planned to take their dates to the same restaurant at the same time. Rather than rescheduling, they decide to embrace the situation and turn it into a triple date. They arrive at the restaurant, where hilarity ensues as each of their plans begins to go awry.

Danny's date, Denise, turns out to be more interested in the restaurant's piano player than in him. Joey's coworker, Roxy, is overly aggressive and comes on too strong for his liking. And Jesse, eager to make a good impression on Becky, accidentally orders food that he can't handle.

Throughout the evening, the three men juggle their own dates while also trying to help each other out with their respective romantic challenges. However, things really start to go off the rails when they accidentally switch dates. Danny ends up on a date with Roxy, Joey ends up with Denise, and Jesse ends up with a random woman at the bar.

Despite the chaos and confusion, the night ends on a positive note with each of the three men learning important lessons about love and relationships. Danny learns that it's important to move on from past relationships and not hold onto the past. Joey realizes that he needs to be more honest with his dates and communicate his boundaries clearly. And Jesse discovers that it's okay to let his guard down and not take himself too seriously in front of Becky.

"Triple Date" is a classic episode of Full House that perfectly captures the show's blend of humor, heartwarming moments, and relatable family situations. Whether you're a longtime fan of the show or a newcomer, this episode is sure to leave you with a smile on your face.