aunt becky came on full house in season two.
aunt becky came on full house in season two.
when season does aunt becky come on full house?
two
shelly returned in the 2017 "twin peaks" series with mädchen amick reprising her role. shelly and bobby divorced at some point prior to the revival. shelly first appears in the second episode, drinking with friends at the roadhouse, where she expresses concern for , who is married to steven burnett, an unemployed, abusive drug addict. she later has a nostalgic moment with james hurley. in the fifth episode, shelly is shown still working at the double r diner. becky comes in and begs her for money. shelly reluctantly gives her all of the money that she has. her boss norma jennings, who has been described as a 'surrogate mother' figure for shelly, has been observing the situation, comforts shelly and tells her that she needs to help her daughter while she still can. in the eleventh episode, while working at the double r diner, shelly receives a phone call from a distressed becky and runs out of the diner to go help her. when she arrives at becky's trailer, her daughter snatches her keys and begins to drive off in her car. shelly jumps onto the windshield until becky flings her off. the owner of the trailer park, carl rodd, gives her a ride to the double r diner as she calls bobby to explain the situation. she and bobby meet with becky at the diner and make arrangements to protect her from steven. as she hugs becky she sees her new boyfriend - a drug dealer - outside the diner and kisses him. in the thirteenth episode, shelly is working at the double r diner when becky calls her expressing concern for steven, as she hasn't seen him in two days. shelly asks if she can call her later because she is working, and insists that becky come to the diner so she can make her cherry pie.
shelly johnson (twin peaks)
at some point she acquired the nickname "aunt becky"; it is not clear if this nickname was applied to her during her civilian life before the american civil war, or if the nickname was given by her patients or colleagues. one secondary source claims that patients often called her "mother", a nickname she disliked, and she encouraged using the different nickname after a soldier suggested she looked like his aunt becky.









































section::::after the civil war.
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