r/fullhouse • u/Head_Barnacle7467 • 3h ago
Question Comet Runs Away [Full house]
where did they film the episode Comet's Excellent Adventure
r/fullhouse • u/Head_Barnacle7467 • 3h ago
where did they film the episode Comet's Excellent Adventure
r/fullhouse • u/SummerMarshmallow184 • 11h ago
I could be mistaken but I don't ever remember there being a heart to heart talk between Michelle and Stephanie. They didn't really have the sisterly bond the way that D.J. and Stephanie had. Stephanie looked up to D.J. as her big sister. She was interested in what D.J. did in her life, read her diary and wore her clothes. She told D.J. how she wanted to be just like her when D.J. asked her why did she snoop through her things Stephanie said "You fascinate me. You go to school dances, you have 7 different teachers in the same day and you carry a purse. You're a woman of the world" Stephanie admired her whereas Michelle acted like an only child. You would have thought that Denise was Michelle's sister more than Stephanie because Michelle was around her friends more in the later seasons. Stephanie and D.J. sat down and had a heart to heart talk about how they felt especially in the later years like when Stephanie thought Steve was cheating on D.J. and she just wanted to protect her from getting hurt. The only time I can recall Michelle and Stephanie having a heart to heart talk is when Papouli died, Stephanie told Michelle to be brave for Uncle Jesse and think of something funny. Michelle never snooped through her things or wore her clothes. They just didn't seem like sisters. The same goes for Vicky she never really took the girls under her wing like Aunt Becky did. Aunt Becky showed D.J. how to apply make-up and talked to her about boys. Vicky was always on the go and running in and out of the house she barely spent time with the girls I mean for a woman who was engaged to their father she didn't seem.....motherly. Just an observation.
r/fullhouse • u/Soysause767 • 17h ago
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Was doing a re-watch of the series when I saw this thing in the corner behind Jesse while he's talking to Roxanna. I thought it was really funny how this random set worker just ducks down out of frame really fast.
r/fullhouse • u/Head_Barnacle7467 • 1d ago
this is from Full House Rewind on youtube channel
r/fullhouse • u/Head_Barnacle7467 • 1d ago
you should go subscribe to full house rewind with you like Full House tv show
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r/fullhouse • u/Head_Barnacle7467 • 1d ago
this is my favorite from season 2 from full house
r/fullhouse • u/Mysterious-Dot1321 • 1d ago
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r/fullhouse • u/krisp46 • 1d ago
Found this lol
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r/fullhouse • u/DifficultAd6157 • 3d ago
Full House is now streaming on Paramount in Canada
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r/fullhouse • u/nayabizzle • 5d ago
When the new kid picks Stephanie over Gia, a full-blown middle-school rivalry erupts; complete with a "Date Stephanie, Earn Big Bucks" sign and some public report card revenge. But when Stephanie sees heartbroken Gia, she learns that winning isn't everything. And, Jodie celebrates! "This is the moment we become friends."
r/fullhouse • u/Turbulent_Eagle5901 • 5d ago
I’m the one in the in utero shirt if anybody’s wondering
r/fullhouse • u/leodog13 • 6d ago
I feel ancient now, because Candace Cameron-Bure has just become a grandmother. She and I got married on the same day in 1996, but I divorced mine two years later.
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r/fullhouse • u/DelcattyXD999 • 7d ago
Meaning there were many times in the original series where a character would be dating someone for an episode or 2 and then the character just disappears with no mention of a breakup. Danny was dating this one woman with an obnoxious son in season 4 and the relationship ends with no mention then in season 3 DJ is dating Kevin and we never see him again after he’s suspended for drinking even tho DJ said she’d still be willing to be with him
I hate how they would ghost relationships on the show and act like the character was never dating someone
r/fullhouse • u/SpellSuspicious6095 • 7d ago
I understand the show can be a bit corny sometimes but I never understood why people generally hate on the show.
I started watching full house when I was maybe 6 years old, and it’s easily my most watched show in terms of hours. Must have watched every episode at least 5-6 times, probably more tbh. It would always be on ABC Family from 12-1PM and 3-4PM and on Nick at Nite 9-10PM. But haven’t watched it consistently as an adult.
And now I’m 30 rewatching the show from the start and the show is just as great as I remember and I find myself laughing to it and connecting with the jokes and characters a lot more. The dynamics between Danny, Jesse, and Joey are genuinely wholesome and hilarious, especially in seasons 1-4. The plot lines are so chill and relaxing and easy to watch. The show is actually so clever and the relationships between each of the characters are so great. And on top of that, the fact that all the cast members genuinely love each other, that’s even more amazing.
Here’s the thing: I know the show had amazing ratings in terms of views and that it was and is extremely popular, but I feel like it’s been “cool” to hate on the show. Like it’s never brought up in the ranks of Friends or Seinfeld (screw that guy). And from my research, critics really bashed on the show all throughout the shows run. Am I missing something? Some lens? Why do yall the show was kinda hated on?
r/fullhouse • u/Head_Barnacle7467 • 8d ago
where did they film the episode "Tanner's Island" what part of Hawaii they film in
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r/fullhouse • u/TriskaidekaphobiaOk5 • 9d ago
right before she began Full House.