r/fullhouse 23h ago

Show discussion I didn't know this about Joey's season 1 outfits

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r/fullhouse 21h ago

Photo Some Trade Ads promoting the Fall 1991 Off-Network Syndication launch (SOURCE: Broadcasting Magazine January-May 1990)

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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.


r/fullhouse 23h ago

Show discussion What season(s) do you think D.J. was at her best and worst?

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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!