Full House (TV Series) Middle Age Crazy (1989) User Reviews

I love you like icing in an Oreo!

[mitchrmp · 7/10 · 20 February 2014]

The main story is that Stephanie is stuck in the middle of her sisters. D. J. is getting attention because of her egg project, and Michelle is just plain ol' cute. Danny's busy filming his cutest little girl and doesn't want to see Stephanie's breaking the hula hoop record, or listen to her singing a song. Jess and Joey claim they are too busy writing a jingle, though they stop when D.J. needs help with her project. Even her friends who "marries" her runs home for supper and leaves her all alone.

Being the oldest, I don't know what this would feel like, but I can assure her that being the oldest isn't any picnic either - you are the "test" child...their "learning" experiment...

This episode is okay. Only Full House can make an entire episode out of being the middle child...

Speak the Truth.

[Movie-ManDan · 9/10 · 4 May 2017]

Being the middle child has been said tone the worst position among siblings. The elder sibling needs all the help growing up and getting things anew, and the youngest is so adorable. Where does that leave the middle child?

One thing that I've always liked about this episode is how honest it is about how is portrays DJ, Stephanie and Michelle, not just a general three-children piece. DJ is a self-entitled arrogant know-it-all while Michelle is the ungrateful spoiled brat. Stephanie can have her moments like her sisters, but those moments are few and far between.

So DJ needs help with a science project and Danny has been taping Michelle doing cute things. They all seem random to Stephanie. She daydreams an exaggeration of her situation, which involves her going to Mars and nobody caring. Pretty accurate! She decides to marry her boyfriend Harry. A wedding ceremony is held, but nobody takes it seriously. A traditional Full House ending happens and I thought to myself "Sure...."

Here's too all the middle children out there!