Fuller House - Season 1

D.J. Tanner-Fuller is a recently widowed mother to three boys. Going through this very difficult time for her, losing her husband and her kids losing their father, she seeks for the help of her best friend and neighbor since childhood Kimmy Gibbler, now raising a teenage daughter on her own, as well as her middle sister Stephanie, an aspiring singer who is always on the road.

D.J. and her three sons move into the original Tanner house with Kimmy and her daughter, along with Stephanie, as Danny, Teri, Jesse, Becky, Nicky, and Alex move to Los Angeles.

When Stephanie, Kimmy and DJ have a girls' night out and leave Joey in charge of the kids, things get wild out on the town and at home.

Jackson tries to help Ramona at school but that lands them both in trouble and leads to a disagreement between DJ and Kimmy over parenting styles.

When an old friend whisks her away for a concert and after-hours fun, Stephanie realizes how much her nephews mean to her. Kimmy finds DJ a date.

DJ punishes Jackson, causing him to miss his favorite Mexican wrestling league, Lucha Kaboom. But that only leads to more action for the fans.

Steve tries setting up DJ's handsome coworker with Kimmy, and Ramona's much-anticipated 13th birthday party doesn't turn out as planned for anybody.

When Max learns to lie, he also learns that lies can backfire. Meanwhile, the ladies of the house fall in love with secrets.

After 1,000 roses show up without a card, DJ, Kimmy and Stephanie must figure out which one of them has a secret admirer.

Things get out of hand when Stephanie's new boyfriend, Hunter Pence of the San Fransisco Giants, invites everybody to one of his baseball games.

Stephanie and Kimmy form a strange partnership. DJ's boss retires, and Max has Jackson and Ramona right where he wants them.

DJ has a date with her past that catches get off guard, and Kimmy's date with Fernando is nothing but surprises.

When Jesse and Becky return to renew their vows, a bachelorette party leads to trouble for DJ, who is forced to make a decision.