Ep 12. Bachelor of the Month

In Full House season 5 episode 12, titled "Bachelor of the Month," we see the Tanner household preparing for their annual charity auction. This year, the auction will be featuring a "bachelor of the month" raffle, and Joey (played by Dave Coulier) has been chosen as one of the bachelors.

At the same time, D.J. (played by Candace Cameron Bure) is going through a rough patch with her boyfriend Steve (played by Scott Weinger). They've been arguing a lot lately and D.J. is feeling unsure about their relationship.

Meanwhile, Stephanie (played by Jodie Sweetin) has a new crush on a boy at school named Josh (played by Michael Landes). She's trying to get his attention by volunteering to do a magic act with him at the auction.

As the day of the auction arrives, the Tanners get dressed up and head to the event. Joey is nervous about being one of the bachelors, but he's excited to help raise money for a good cause. D.J. is still feeling conflicted about her relationship with Steve, and she confides in her aunt Becky (played by Lori Loughlin) about her feelings.

The auction begins, and the bachelors are brought out one by one to be raffled off to a lucky winner. Joey has some fun with the audience and gets a few laughs, but when it comes time for the drawing, he's disappointed to discover that Stephanie has won him.

Stephanie is thrilled to have won the bachelor of the month, but Joey is less than excited. He's worried that Stephanie will make him do embarrassing things, and he's not sure he's up for it. Meanwhile, D.J. and Steve have a heart-to-heart conversation and they decide to work through their issues and try to make their relationship work.

As the night draws to a close, Stephanie and Josh perform their magic act, and it's a hit with the audience. Joey reluctantly agrees to dance with Stephanie, and they have a sweet moment on the dance floor. In the end, the auction is a huge success, and the Tanners are happy to have been a part of it.

Overall, "Bachelor of the Month" is a fun, lighthearted episode of Full House that deals with issues of love and relationships in a family-friendly way. It's a classic example of the kind of feel-good programming that Full House was known for, and it's sure to leave viewers with a smile on their faces.