Tough love is just not good to me. Jesse really got offended by his 2 year old toddlers calling him mean daddy, and this is another instance when they really change Jesse I think it's around 5 when the kids are born but Jesse changes from skydiving on his wedding day to not being able to say no to his kids because and then relapsing when his kids call him mean daddy, it's another instance when they change the character to much to fit the episode. Not a good one and another filler for season 7.
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The One Where Jesse Put His Foot Down...
taylorkingston8 September 2015
Warning: Spoilers
I really love this episode. I love the characters of Nicky, and Alexander, so I love when episodes are basically centered around them. It's good to see Jesse finally putting his foot down, as he could've let the boys get out of hand.
In this episode, Nicky, and Alexander's naughty behavior gets out of hand, and it's time that Jesse actually disciplines them. But after he does, he wants to take it all back, as the boys call him "mean Daddy", which honestly hurts my heart.
Best part of the episode: Nicky, and Alexander.
Overall, I give this episode a 9 out of 10, which in my ratings book is: Amazing.
In this episode, Nicky, and Alexander's naughty behavior gets out of hand, and it's time that Jesse actually disciplines them. But after he does, he wants to take it all back, as the boys call him "mean Daddy", which honestly hurts my heart.
Best part of the episode: Nicky, and Alexander.
Overall, I give this episode a 9 out of 10, which in my ratings book is: Amazing.
Nicky and Alex: Bad Boys.
Movie-ManDan30 March 2019
I never cared for this. I know it often hurts parents to discipline their children, but Jesse and Becky have no backbone. They are much worse than when Michelle was a toddler.
The twins are out of control. Ever since the permanent actors got cast, Jesse and Becky laugh when they do bad things. Remember when Nicky erased Jesse's school work on his laptop? Well they do worse here and it is pretty believable. The family is fed up with the twins being out of control, so the parents must take charge if they can. Jesse puts them in a timeout and they call him "mean daddy" which devastates him.
The subplot is just okay. Vicky cooks a new meal for the family and Danny bribes the girls into indulging it.
The second episode of season 4 has the same premise but with Michelle. watch that instead of this.
The twins are out of control. Ever since the permanent actors got cast, Jesse and Becky laugh when they do bad things. Remember when Nicky erased Jesse's school work on his laptop? Well they do worse here and it is pretty believable. The family is fed up with the twins being out of control, so the parents must take charge if they can. Jesse puts them in a timeout and they call him "mean daddy" which devastates him.
The subplot is just okay. Vicky cooks a new meal for the family and Danny bribes the girls into indulging it.
The second episode of season 4 has the same premise but with Michelle. watch that instead of this.
Pot Meet Kettle
lilalana1414 August 2016
Warning: Spoilers
This episode was by far one of the worst. Which is saying something. For one, Danny has no right to call Nicky and Alex out of control when his own daughters are just as bad (even more so considering Michelle). The amount of stuff his daughters got away with is shocking. Also, Michelle was even brattier by passive-aggressively saying how Nicky and Alex didn't have anyone to teach them right from wrong right in front of their parents. That was extremely rude. What did she expect would happen to her project? Danny, Joey, and Jesse always let the girls (and eventually the twins) run rampant around the house with minimal supervision. This entire episode grated on my nerves so badly that I didn't think I could watch it. However like a car crash, I couldn't look away. I still don't understand why people still like the TV show. It'd be understandable if it was the 90s again, with all those other corny and preachy sitcoms, but oh well. I guess some people like the 90s nostalgia that comes with Full House.
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