Ep 5. The King and I

In Full House season 5 episode 5, titled "The King and I," the Tanner family is all revved up for a visit from Elvis Presley's one-time drummer, Hal Blaine, who is coming to San Francisco to receive a lifetime achievement award. The family is thrilled to meet the legendary musician, but when Joey is tasked with picking him up from the airport, he accidentally picks up a different Hal Blaine – a nerdy accountant who has no connection to rock n' roll whatsoever.

As the family tries to make the best of the situation, they quickly realize that the new Hal Blaine is not quite what they expected. He's awkward, uptight, and has absolutely no interest in music. But despite his nerdy exterior, the Tanners soon realize that this Hal Blaine is hiding a secret talent – he's an incredible ping pong player.

Determined to help their new friend come out of his shell, the family sets up a ping pong tournament at the house, with Hal as the star player. But when Danny becomes a little too competitive and starts trash-talking Hal, the ping pong match turns into an all-out war.

Meanwhile, Jesse and Rebecca are struggling to come up with a name for their unborn twins. After weeks of debating and arguing, they finally decide on Nicky and Alex – but their friends and family just don't seem to like the name. Jesse and Rebecca begin to worry that they may have made a huge mistake.

As the ping pong tournament heats up, the Tanners come to realize that true talent can come from the most unexpected of places. While Hal Blaine may not be a famous rock n' roll drummer, he has a passion for ping pong that is undeniable. And as he takes on the Tanner family in a match for the ages, it becomes clear that he is a true king – even if his kingdom is only a small ping pong table in the Tanner household.

Full of laughs and heartwarming moments, "The King and I" is a classic episode of Full House that showcases the best of what the show has to offer – a mix of silly humor and touching family moments that will leave you feeling warm and fuzzy inside. Whether you're a longtime fan of the show or a newcomer just discovering Full House for the first time, this episode is sure to be a heartwarming treat.