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'''Aftershocks''' is episode eleven of [[Season 3|season three]] on ''[[Full House]]''. It originally aired on December 8, 1989.
 
'''Aftershocks''' is episode eleven of [[Season 3|season three]] on ''[[Full House]]''. It originally aired on December 8, 1989.
   
==Summary==
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==Opening Teaser==
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In [[Jesse]]'s room, he plays the guitar while [[Joey]] plays the harmonica. [[Michelle]] comes in and asks them to do "the teapot song", meaning "{{WL|I'm a Little Teapot}}". But because they are already playing the blues, the guys decide to play and sing a blues version of the traditionally children's song.
A frightening earthquake has left its emotional mark on [[Stephanie]], who seeks out a measure of security by obsessively clinging to [[Danny]]. It gets even worse that night, when [[Kimmy]] sleeps in her and [[D.J.]]'s room (and they assure her it's no big deal; just a garbage truck), and again when she drags [[Michelle]] out of her room, and both sleep with Danny in his room.
 
   
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==Synopsis==
As a result, Danny finds it impossible to leave the house for even a minute without Stephanie becoming hysterical. [[Jesse]] and [[Joey]] suggest taking Stephanie to a child psychiatrist. Danny reluctantly follows the suggestion, and takes her to Dr. Mary Ann Steiner.
 
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The guys are cleaning the kitchen as Michelle watches, and while he is cleaning the sink, Jesse finds Joey's {{WL|Gumby}} doll in the compactor (see Quotes).
   
 
A frightening earthquake has left its emotional mark on [[Stephanie]], who seeks out a measure of security by obsessively clinging to [[Danny]]. It gets even worse that night, when [[Kimmy]] sleeps in her and [[D.J.]]'s room and they assure her it's no big deal; just a garbage truck. It gets even worse than ''that'' when she drags Michelle out of her room, and both sleep with Danny in his room.
Dr. Steiner uses a picture that Stephanie drew to get her to explain her behavior – on the day of the earthquake, Danny was about three hours late getting home from work, and a terrified Stephanie thought she would never see Danny again. Stephanie has been clinging to Danny ever since, so she will always know where he is. Danny and Dr. Steiner help Stephanie come up with a solution to her problem.
 
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As a result, Danny finds it impossible to leave the house for even a minute without Stephanie becoming hysterical. Jesse and Joey suggest taking Stephanie to a child psychiatrist. Danny reluctantly follows the suggestion and takes her to Dr. Mary Ann Steiner.
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Dr. Steiner uses a picture that Stephanie drew to get her to explain her {{WL|separation anxiety disorder}} – on the day of the earthquake, Danny was about three hours late getting home from work, and a terrified Stephanie thought she would never see Danny again. Stephanie has been clinging to Danny ever since, so she will always know where he is. Danny and Dr. Steiner help Stephanie come up with a solution to her problem.
   
 
Meanwhile, D.J. wants to hide from the world when she gets her first zit – right on her nose. And she is scheduled to play as Mrs. Claus in a Christmas play at school. And even more shocking, the night of the play, there are 10 other girls in the girls' dressing room, all of whom have zits, just like her.
 
Meanwhile, D.J. wants to hide from the world when she gets her first zit – right on her nose. And she is scheduled to play as Mrs. Claus in a Christmas play at school. And even more shocking, the night of the play, there are 10 other girls in the girls' dressing room, all of whom have zits, just like her.
   
Later that night, when the girls are tucked in, Stephanie is assured by the guys and D.J. that they are available to help her if she needs them. So much so, per a request, D.J. untucks her sister just a tad so she can move around in her bed. Afterwards, she gets back in her own bed and turns off the light (as the audience applauds and the EP credits appear).
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Later that night, when the girls are tucked in, Stephanie is assured by the guys and D.J. that they are available to help her if she needs them. So much so, per a request, D.J. untucks her sister just a tad so she can move around in her bed. After ''that'' and a kiss to her sis, D.J. gets back in her own bed and turns off the light (as the EP credits appear).
   
 
==Quotes==
 
==Quotes==
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''The guys are cleaning the kitchen.''
:'''Stephanie''': (clings to Danny's leg when he says he's going out for a business dinner) No, Daddy! You can't go!
 
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:'''Jesse''': Michelle, what's this? [He pulls something out of the sink.] Michelle, how did ''Gumby'' get stuck in the garbage disposal?
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:'''Michelle''': Don't look at ''me''.
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:'''Joey''': Oh, Jess! You found my Gumby. [Then, D.J. and Kimmy come in through the back door.] Hey, Deej.
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:'''D.J.''': Hi, guys.
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:'''Jesse''': Hi, Deej.
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:'''D.J.''': Guess what? I got my costume for the Christmas play tomorrow. You're gonna think it's so cute. And if not, please lie to me, 'cause I gotta wear it anyway.
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:'''Jesse''': Don't worry. We'll love it.
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:'''Kimmy''': So, boys. Do any work today? Or did you just play 'housewife'?
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:'''Joey''': Great news, Kimmy. Your mom just called. You can move back home tomorrow! The room's been repainted and all the repairs from the earthquake are done. Actually, they were finished ''yesterday'', but somehow, your mom forgot to call!
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:'''Kimmy''': Aw, I hate to leave. I feel like I'm part of the family now.
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:'''Jesse''': Well, you've only been here two days, but gosh, Joseph, it sure feels like a lifetime.
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:'''Kimmy''': [helping Michelle down from the chair] I'll see ya later, kid. [kisses her] It's been a slice. I guess I'll go pack. [She heads upstairs, when..]
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:'''Jesse''': Oh, no need. Got everything packed right here [shows her luggage, and then brings it to her]. It's all part of our service.
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''In the morning, D.J. and Kimmy come downstairs for school.''
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:'''Kimmy''':D.J., come on! You're gonna miss the bus!
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:'''D.J.''': [coming downstairs with sunglasses and her hair covering her whole face] Kimmy, where are you?!
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:'''Kimmy''': I'm over here. Just follow the sound of my voice.
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:'''Joey''': [noticing this] Hold it, {{WL|Benji}}. D.J., that pimple is ''not'' that bad.
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:'''D.J.''': [removing the sunglasses and brushing back her hair] Joey, I cannot be Mrs. Santa Claus like this. She's 612 years old! Her face would've cleared up by now.
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:'''Jesse''': If it's bothering you that much, put a Band-Aid on [which he does]. Bada-bing!
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:'''D.J.''': Why would Mrs. Santa Claus wear a Band-Aid?
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:'''Jesse''': Ah, just say that 'Jack Frost was nipping at her nose! (see Trivia)' [He laughs at his own joke, but D.J. is anything but impressed.]
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:'''Kimmy''': Ho. Ho. Ho.
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:'''Jesse''': Stifle it, Kimmy.
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:'''Stephanie''': [clings to Danny's leg when he says he's going out for a business dinner] No, Daddy! You can't go!
 
:'''Danny''': Sweetie, it's only for a couple hours.
 
:'''Danny''': Sweetie, it's only for a couple hours.
 
:'''Jesse''': Steph, we'll be here with you.
 
:'''Jesse''': Steph, we'll be here with you.
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:'''Danny''': It's okay, it's okay. I won't go. I'll stay here with you, okay? Everything's all right.
 
:'''Danny''': It's okay, it's okay. I won't go. I'll stay here with you, okay? Everything's all right.
   
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:'''Joey''' (to Danny): No father knows every answer to every problem.
 
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:'''Danny''': I have a trophy in my bedroom that reads 'World's Greatest Dad'. I'd like to feel I deserve it.
 
:'''Jesse''': No father knows every answer to every problem.
 
:'''Danny''': That'll do me a lot of good when I try to leave for work tomorrow and Stephanie won't let go of my leg.
 
:'''Danny''': That'll do me a lot of good when I try to leave for work tomorrow and Stephanie won't let go of my leg.
 
:'''Joey''': Maybe we need some help with this.
 
:'''Joey''': Maybe we need some help with this.
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:'''Jesse''': No. I want you to say that you love Stephanie so much, you would do anything to help her.
 
:'''Jesse''': No. I want you to say that you love Stephanie so much, you would do anything to help her.
   
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''That night, D.J. and the guys tuck Stephanie into her bed.''
 
:'''Danny''': Okay, Steph, now if you need to come in my room later, remember, the sleeping bag is still on the floor.
 
:'''Danny''': Okay, Steph, now if you need to come in my room later, remember, the sleeping bag is still on the floor.
 
:'''Stephanie''': Do you still snore, Daddy?
 
:'''Stephanie''': Do you still snore, Daddy?
 
:'''Danny''': Yes.
 
:'''Danny''': Yes.
 
:'''Stephanie''': I'll stay here.
 
:'''Stephanie''': I'll stay here.
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:'''Jesse''': Listen, if you need anything, I'll be right across the hall, OK?
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:'''Stephanie''': OK.
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:'''Joey''': I'm downstairs, but if you ever need me, I'll be right up here [snaps fingers] like that.
   
 
==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
 
*The episode was telecast less than two months after a genuine earthquake wreaked havoc upon San Francisco in October 1989 (around the time of the World Series)
 
*The episode was telecast less than two months after a genuine earthquake wreaked havoc upon San Francisco in October 1989 (around the time of the World Series)
*The first time Kimmy sleeps over at the house (her guest bed is near the door of D.J. and Stephanie's room)
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*The second time Kimmy sleeps over at the house (her guest bed is near the door of D.J. and Stephanie's room); first was [[Season 2|last season]]'s "[[Fogged In]]"
 
*When Jesse puts a Band-Aid/bandage on D.J.'s nose as a way to cover her zit for the Mrs. Santa Claus gig, he jokingly says that it's a way to suggest that "Jack Frost was nipping at her nose", a reference to a line from "{{WL|The Christmas Song}} (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)", by {{WL|Mel Tormé}} (1925–1999)
 
*When Jesse puts a Band-Aid/bandage on D.J.'s nose as a way to cover her zit for the Mrs. Santa Claus gig, he jokingly says that it's a way to suggest that "Jack Frost was nipping at her nose", a reference to a line from "{{WL|The Christmas Song}} (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)", by {{WL|Mel Tormé}} (1925–1999)
 
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Aftershocks
Season 3, episode 11
Aftershocks1
Air date December 8, 1989
Writer(s) Jeff Franklin & Lenny Ripps
Director Bill Foster
Previous The Greatest Birthday on Earth
Next Joey & Stacey and...Oh, Yeah, Jesse

Aftershocks is episode eleven of season three on Full House. It originally aired on December 8, 1989.

Opening Teaser

In Jesse's room, he plays the guitar while Joey plays the harmonica. Michelle comes in and asks them to do "the teapot song", meaning "I'm a Little Teapot". But because they are already playing the blues, the guys decide to play and sing a blues version of the traditionally children's song.

Synopsis

The guys are cleaning the kitchen as Michelle watches, and while he is cleaning the sink, Jesse finds Joey's Gumby doll in the compactor (see Quotes).

A frightening earthquake has left its emotional mark on Stephanie, who seeks out a measure of security by obsessively clinging to Danny. It gets even worse that night, when Kimmy sleeps in her and D.J.'s room and they assure her it's no big deal; just a garbage truck. It gets even worse than that when she drags Michelle out of her room, and both sleep with Danny in his room.

As a result, Danny finds it impossible to leave the house for even a minute without Stephanie becoming hysterical. Jesse and Joey suggest taking Stephanie to a child psychiatrist. Danny reluctantly follows the suggestion and takes her to Dr. Mary Ann Steiner.

Dr. Steiner uses a picture that Stephanie drew to get her to explain her separation anxiety disorder – on the day of the earthquake, Danny was about three hours late getting home from work, and a terrified Stephanie thought she would never see Danny again. Stephanie has been clinging to Danny ever since, so she will always know where he is. Danny and Dr. Steiner help Stephanie come up with a solution to her problem.

Meanwhile, D.J. wants to hide from the world when she gets her first zit – right on her nose. And she is scheduled to play as Mrs. Claus in a Christmas play at school. And even more shocking, the night of the play, there are 10 other girls in the girls' dressing room, all of whom have zits, just like her.

Later that night, when the girls are tucked in, Stephanie is assured by the guys and D.J. that they are available to help her if she needs them. So much so, per a request, D.J. untucks her sister just a tad so she can move around in her bed. After that and a kiss to her sis, D.J. gets back in her own bed and turns off the light (as the EP credits appear).

Quotes

The guys are cleaning the kitchen.

Jesse: Michelle, what's this? [He pulls something out of the sink.] Michelle, how did Gumby get stuck in the garbage disposal?
Michelle: Don't look at me.
Joey: Oh, Jess! You found my Gumby. [Then, D.J. and Kimmy come in through the back door.] Hey, Deej.
D.J.: Hi, guys.
Jesse: Hi, Deej.
D.J.: Guess what? I got my costume for the Christmas play tomorrow. You're gonna think it's so cute. And if not, please lie to me, 'cause I gotta wear it anyway.
Jesse: Don't worry. We'll love it.
Kimmy: So, boys. Do any work today? Or did you just play 'housewife'?
Joey: Great news, Kimmy. Your mom just called. You can move back home tomorrow! The room's been repainted and all the repairs from the earthquake are done. Actually, they were finished yesterday, but somehow, your mom forgot to call!
Kimmy: Aw, I hate to leave. I feel like I'm part of the family now.
Jesse: Well, you've only been here two days, but gosh, Joseph, it sure feels like a lifetime.
Kimmy: [helping Michelle down from the chair] I'll see ya later, kid. [kisses her] It's been a slice. I guess I'll go pack. [She heads upstairs, when..]
Jesse: Oh, no need. Got everything packed right here [shows her luggage, and then brings it to her]. It's all part of our service.

In the morning, D.J. and Kimmy come downstairs for school.

Kimmy:D.J., come on! You're gonna miss the bus!
D.J.: [coming downstairs with sunglasses and her hair covering her whole face] Kimmy, where are you?!
Kimmy: I'm over here. Just follow the sound of my voice.
Joey: [noticing this] Hold it, Benji. D.J., that pimple is not that bad.
D.J.: [removing the sunglasses and brushing back her hair] Joey, I cannot be Mrs. Santa Claus like this. She's 612 years old! Her face would've cleared up by now.
Jesse: If it's bothering you that much, put a Band-Aid on [which he does]. Bada-bing!
D.J.: Why would Mrs. Santa Claus wear a Band-Aid?
Jesse: Ah, just say that 'Jack Frost was nipping at her nose! (see Trivia)' [He laughs at his own joke, but D.J. is anything but impressed.]
Kimmy: Ho. Ho. Ho.
Jesse: Stifle it, Kimmy.

Stephanie: [clings to Danny's leg when he says he's going out for a business dinner] No, Daddy! You can't go!
Danny: Sweetie, it's only for a couple hours.
Jesse: Steph, we'll be here with you.
Joey: Yeah, we'll play any game you want.
Stephanie: No, I want my daddy! (clings to Danny again) You can't go. Don't leave me! Don't leave me!
Danny: It's okay, it's okay. I won't go. I'll stay here with you, okay? Everything's all right.

Danny: I have a trophy in my bedroom that reads 'World's Greatest Dad'. I'd like to feel I deserve it.
Jesse: No father knows every answer to every problem.
Danny: That'll do me a lot of good when I try to leave for work tomorrow and Stephanie won't let go of my leg.
Joey: Maybe we need some help with this.
Danny: What do you mean, like take her to a therapist or something?
Joey: Yeah, why not?
Danny: Joey, it's not that serious!
Joey: Danny...
Danny: No, there are times when she needs me and we spend some time together, and everything's calm again.
Jesse: Danny, face it. After what happened today, whatever Stephanie's problem is, it's not going away. It's getting worse.
Danny: What do you want me to do, go to some psychiatrist and say I can't handle my own kid's problems?
Jesse: No. I want you to say that you love Stephanie so much, you would do anything to help her.

That night, D.J. and the guys tuck Stephanie into her bed.

Danny: Okay, Steph, now if you need to come in my room later, remember, the sleeping bag is still on the floor.
Stephanie: Do you still snore, Daddy?
Danny: Yes.
Stephanie: I'll stay here.
Jesse: Listen, if you need anything, I'll be right across the hall, OK?
Stephanie: OK.
Joey: I'm downstairs, but if you ever need me, I'll be right up here [snaps fingers] like that.

Trivia

  • The episode was telecast less than two months after a genuine earthquake wreaked havoc upon San Francisco in October 1989 (around the time of the World Series)
  • The second time Kimmy sleeps over at the house (her guest bed is near the door of D.J. and Stephanie's room); first was last season's "Fogged In"
  • When Jesse puts a Band-Aid/bandage on D.J.'s nose as a way to cover her zit for the Mrs. Santa Claus gig, he jokingly says that it's a way to suggest that "Jack Frost was nipping at her nose", a reference to a line from "The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)", by Mel Tormé (1925–1999)