What’s your favorite Full House episode? What’s your favorite adventure with the Tanners? Critics lambasted the family sitcom and gave it an F in People Magazine. By the time it reached its fourth or fifth season, they knew there was nothing they could do. They may not have liked it, but the fans couldn’t get enough.
▬Contents of this video▬ 00:00 - Intro 00:38 - The Original Concept 00:58 - Casting 01:55 - Catchphrases 02:35 - Dogs 03:12 - Name Changes 03:50 - Danny the Clean Freak 04:14 - The Full House Layout 05:25 - Forgotten Relationships and Babies 06:24 - Congratulations, Grad…Or Not 06:53 - Kimmy’s Siblings 07:22 - The Olsens 08:16 - Dirty Jokes and Pranks 08:48 - Outro
It came at a time when wholesome family sitcoms were all the rage. Hearing a character’s catchphrase was a sound for sore ears. Watching them love each other was a sight for sore eyes. Eagle-eyed fans may have noticed the show’s many inconsistencies. Last names changed between seasons. Kimmy’s family size depended on which episode you were watching. One of Danny’s defining traits, his clean-freak tendencies, didn’t show up until season two.
Even the layout of the titular house was odd. There were staircases leading nowhere. It probably couldn’t have supported the attic viewers see characters living in. These inconsistencies didn’t stop viewers from loving the show. A few cast members even almost fell in love with each other. John Stamos and Lori Loughlin almost dated as teens. Candace Cameron and Scott Weigner went to prom and a movie premiere together.
The Olsen twins could be difficult to deal with as youngsters. They still brought their own unique acting flair, even at that age. The cast also enjoyed playing pranks on each other or telling dirty jokes, even if they got scolded for it. The creator of Full House regrets leaving when he did and bought the original house. He was also a major part of why it got rebooted as Netflix’s Fuller House.
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