Best Episode Title

[fullhouseforever]

It's probably not something people think too much about, but there are quite a few episodes that have rather interesting and clever naming to them.  Often it can be a reference to something in pop culture, a play on words, and usually having a lot to do with the main story of the episode.

I'll probably look few some examples and come back with some of my favorites.  How about you?

[Paris! :)]

I like some of the titles that are based on movies or songs, like D.J. Tanner's Day Off. Though, I really like Knock Yourself Out, because it refers to when The Sandman's manager guy or something punched Danny on the stomach (I love that scene). I'll go to TV.com for more episode titles.

[Csoup715]

ones that are plays on movies and songs are my favorites (which is actually most of them   lol) because they're the most creative titles

e.g. {off the top of my head }
Jesse's Girl (song - Rick Springfield)
Breaking Up is Hard to Do (in 22 minutes)/Making Out is Hard to do (song - Breaking Up is Hard to Do - The Carpenters)
13 Candles (movie - 16 Candles)
Misadventures in Babysitting (movie - Adventures in Babysitting)
Honey, I Broke the House (movie - Honey, I Shrunk the Kids)
Three Men and Another Baby (movie - Three Men and a Baby)
Secret Admirer (the name of one of Lori's old movies)
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun (song - Cyndi Lauper)
The Graduates (the best movie EVER!! - The Graduate)
Oh Where, Oh Where Has My Little Girl Gone (nursery rhyme  )
The King and I (movie)
Easy Rider (movie)
Driving Miss D.J. (movie - Driving Miss Daisy)
Yours, Mine, and Ours (movie)
Come Fly with Me (song - Frank Sinatra)
Lovers and Other Tanners (movie - Lovers and Other Strangers)
Be True to Your Pre-School (song - Be True to Your School - The Beach Boys)
Grand Gift Auto (movie - Grand Theft Auto)
Support Your Local Parents (movie - Support Your Local Sheriff!)
Kissing Cousins (Elvis movie   lol)
On the Road Again (song - Willie Nelson)
Claire and Present Danger (movie - Clear and Present Danger)
Air Jesse (movie - Air Bud)
Dateless in San Francisco (movie - Sleepless in Seattle)
We Got the Beat (song - The Go-Go's)
Leap of Faith (movie)

[Libby Chessler]

Nice list csoup! My favs would have to be "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" and "We Got The Beat."

[Left Turn]

Here's The episode titles I can identify as having pop culture references:

The Seven-Month Itch -- A play on the Marylin Monroe film The Seven Year Itch.

DJ Tanner's Day Off -- A play on Ferris Bueller's Day Off.

Little Shop of Sweaters -- Play on the movie Little Shop of Horrors.

Baby Love -- Title of a song by The Surpremes.

And They Call It Puppy Love -- Line from the Paul Anka song Puppy Love.

No More Mr. Dumb Guy -- Play on No More Mr. Nice Guy by Alice Cooper.

Bye, Bye, Birdie -- Title of a Broadway musical from the early 1960s.

Honey, I Broke the House -- Play on Honey I Shrunk The Kids.

Three Men And Another Baby -- Play on Three Men And A Baby.

Viva Las Joey -- Play on Viva Las Vegas by Elvis.

One Last Kiss -- A hit by Bobby Vee in the early 60s.

Danny in Charge -- A play on the tv show Charles In Charge.

Girls Just Wanna Have Fun -- Title of a Cyndi Lauper hit.

The Graduates -- Title of a 1968 movie starring Dustin Hoffmann.

Double Trouble -- Title of an Elvis movie.

The King And I -- Title of a broadway musical. Also a play on the word "king", as "The King" was Elvis Presley's nickname.

Easy Rider -- Title of a 1969 surprise box-office hit.

Sisters In Crime -- Play on the phrase "partners in crime".

Play it again, Jess -- Play on the Woody Allen film Play it Again, Sam.

Too Much Monkey Business -- Title of a Chuck Berry song.

Girls Will Be Boys -- Play on the phrase "boys will be boys"

The Long Goodbye -- Title of a movie from 1973.

The Play's The Thing -- The first part of the famous quote from Hamlet "The play's the thing, wherein I'll catch the conscience of the king."

The Dating Game -- Title of a tv game show that ran from 1965 to 1973.

Be True To Your Pre-School -- Play on Be True To Your School by The Beach Boys, which Jesse & The Rippers performed with Mike Love in Our Very First Telethon.

Subterranean Graduation Blues -- Play on Subterranean Homesick Blues by Bob Dylan.

It Was A Dark And Stormy Night -- Stereotypical horror story opening line.

Smash Club: The Next Generation -- A play on Star Trek: The Next Generation.

Kissing Cousins -- Another title of an Elvis Movie. in Crimes and Michelle's Misdemeanor we found out that Jesse has a signed acoutsic guitar that Elvis used in this movie.

Comet's Execellent Adventure -- A play on Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.

On The Road Again -- Song by Willie Nelson.

Arrest Ye Merry Gentlemen -- A play on the christmas song God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen.

[fullhouseforever]

Of the ones mentioned by people (good job by the way!), I'd have to say these ones are my favorites...

D.J. Tanner's Day Off
Honey, I Broke The House
Be True To Your Pre-School
Little Shop Of Sweaters
Subterranean Graduation Blues

There are definitely a few more that haven't been mentioned, but I'm a little lazy to post them all, lol.  You can find pretty all their meanings at TV.com.  But feel free to include some of your favorite titles that don't really have a specific connection to anything outside of the episode as well too.