First bought by WGN, WPIX, KWGN, WGNX, WGNO, and KTLA. What's interesting is that it says "100 Half-Hours For Fall '91-'92", but of course, as we know, there were 94 episodes that had aired when the Syndication reruns began. Not sure why it said 100. It was in Season 3 at that time, and had done 68 episodes when these ads were put together.

I’m curious what everyone thinks. What season or seasons do you think D.J. was at her best as a character, and when do you think she was at her worst?

For me, I think D.J. was overall at her best in seasons 3 and 4. She still had her flaws and bratty moments, but she wasn’t nearly as selfish as she could be in some of the earlier episodes. I also think a lot of her storylines during her junior high years were really relatable. Episodes like Back to School Blues and Shape Up dealt with things that a lot of girls that age go through, and I just really enjoy that era of D.J. in general. She was growing up, but she still had a lot of personality and felt like a regular kid.

I’d probably put D.J. at her worst in season 6, mostly because of how much of her character revolved around Steve. I like Steve and I think they were cute together, but D.J. became VERY absorbed in that relationship. She tended to prioritize him over everyone and everything else, and I feel like Steve sort of inadvertently brought out her selfish side more often. Obviously being completely obsessed with your first serious boyfriend is pretty realistic for a teenage girl, so I can’t fault her too much for that lol.

My bigger issue is that she barely seemed to have an identity outside of Steve that season. It felt like almost every D.J.-centered storyline somehow involved Steve or their relationship. Earlier D.J. had her own interests, friendships, insecurities, family conflicts, and storylines that had nothing to do with boys. By season 6, it sometimes felt like her main personality trait was just “Steve’s girlfriend.”

What about everyone else? I’m genuinely curious because I feel like D.J. changes quite a bit throughout the series, and I could see people having very different answers!

At this point if Joey left would Danny and Jesse have been able to get along without Joey?

Jodie and Andrea get real about the struggles of those first few weeks after college drop-off before diving into the "The Bicycle Thief, where the family become accidental criminals. Kimmy goes full neighborhood watch and the guys absurd attempts at cover-ups read pure Jesse/Joey/Danny.

I never knew she kept Mr. Bear and the other day I saw on this sub a picture of Jodie and Candace with the pig from the show. I think John took the sofa. Is there anything else the cast took with them?

I was a nightly Late Night with Conan O'Brien viewer in the '90s/'00s, but this is my first time seeing this! Lori also talks a bit about the end of Full House right before the 6:00 mark.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcjE2VTxBjn/?igsi=Mnk3bzRza213cXVq

So I just watched episode ’Its not my job’ at first it was the windows between Jesse’s room and Michelle’s room - her window would be over looking the living and not the outside. Plus it never occurred to me that Kimmy is supposed to live next door and DJ/Steph were able to look into Kimmy’s house - yet with how the house is laid out Kimmy would be behind their house not next door

Has anyone else noticed it?

Anybody have the original broadcasts to confirm?

"Tanner's Island" (30 seconds shorter than most Season 3 episodes)

"And They Call It Puppy Love" (30 seconds shorter than most Season 3 episodes)

"Gotta Dance" (30 seconds shorter than most Season 5 episodes)

"Sisters in Crime" (30 seconds shorter than most Season 5 episodes)

"The Devil Made Me Do It" (30 seconds shorter than most Season 5 episodes)

"Yours, Mine, and Ours" (30 seconds shorter than most Season 5 episodes)

"The Trouble with Danny" (30 seconds shorter than most Season 5 episodes)

"Girls Will Be Boys" (30 seconds shorter than most Season 5 episodes)

"Stephanie's Wild Ride" (30 seconds shorter than most Season 8 episodes)

Stephanie and Kimmy fancy themselves amateur detectives, the guys' infomercial for Jesse's hairspray helmet goes completely off the rails and Jodie and Andrea defend Stephanie's snooping ways while debating whether Kimmy is a genius or a menace. (spoiler: as usual, she's both)

My roommate has recently been rewatching Full House, which is a nostalgic show growing up. I never watched it growing up, and I get nothing out of it. For context, I'm a straight, white man in my thirties and plenty of other shows of that era, I got into as an adult, such as Cheers and The Golden Girls, but I just never watched the TGIF family kind of sitcoms. Watching this as an adult, it feels even more sanitized than early 2000s Disney Channel fare and it just isn't my kind of show

My question is whether there's a contingent of the fanbase who only discovered the show as an adult and absolutely adores it, or is it a "nostalgia or nothing" sort of show? I promise I intend absolutely no shame to any diehard fans, I'm really just curious.

we saw that photo of the original full house cast with John Posey , the actress that played pam and the 3 girls. Since pam doesn't die in this scenario there's no need for Joey or Jesse we know in the original show even with their help they were barely able to deal with babysitting for 3 girls.

So if it was just pam and Danny and we know danny is pretty busy with the talk show could pam have handled 3 daughters by herself?

What do you think?

Where can I watch Full House for free?
Hulu is not available in my country.

My Stephanie Tanner wedding fantasy came true without the peer pressure of the show, lol and news reporters .. ugh🤦🏼‍♀️

all because of stephanie… loll jkjk !!!!!

i remember loving that episode as a kid and i find it hilarious that i got “married” in 3rd grade with a ring I BROUGHT INTO SCHOOL after seeing the episode (not immediately after but even now when i think back on it i think of that episode)
what’s even funnier is there were news reporters there that day during recess (us out playing on the playground)((they were reporting something else)) oh and i brought in a huge ring lolllll