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I think Full House is one of the best shows ever made. I grew up watching it, now it's part of my past. I'm so glad ABC Family and Nick @ Nite are showing it now. I know I can always find something to watch on television (since it's always on). Although I don't know why Joey moved in (who has their friend move in to help them raise their kid?), I was still glued to every episode, even the boring (like the final episodes) ones. Personally, I think the plot of some of the episodes (such as Jesse not finishing high school or Stephanie being pressured to smoke) are still relevant today. It teaches kids a lesson, without them realizing they're being taught. And it's funny. I honestly still laugh at the same old jokes, because it's funny. And that's why it's the best show.
Back in the day, I was crazy about Full House no matter how cheesy I or anybody else regards it now. It's the perfect 11-year-old girl show. My favorite character was always Stephanie, although the Olsen twins are more my age. The network used to show back-to-back episodes every weekday on WGN after school (right after Blossom) and I was in my glory. Much like the X-Files, I went through a stage in my life where everything was Full House related. I even went so far as to tape it. Kimmy Gibler was a favorite of mine, probably because she was such a weirdo and makes me think of many people I know. Never cared for D.J. or Michelle very much and sadly Danny reminds me a lot of my mother who is also detergent crazy. Recommended for nostalgic reasons and to little girls.
I have to tell you, I really liked this show, but I only REALLY liked this show in the First Season. I love the episodes with Joey, Danny, and Jesse as the main characters. They were the funniest characters in the show. But when the kids grew up, there was suddenly a second plot in most episodes. Then it suddenly stopped being as funny as when there were a few main characters. But it was still pretty funny. I'm not saying that it's not good in the later seasons, it's just not AS good. It's all funny, but the First Season is the funniest. I still love the show after 17 years. Watch it when you get the chance, especially when it's the First Season, I love those episodes! I give the show overall an 8.5/10
Hi guys, I love this show but I always felt Michelle was kind of a brat. Like when she would constantly say "duh" and "you are stupid" to Uncle Jesse. I know so many people loved her, but I just got a bad feeling from her. I loved Becky, she seemed like such a sweet person. In general the show always had a wonderful message and its so refreshing in a world of trashy TV. it's too bad there aren't sitcoms like this anymore. With regards to Joey, he was okay but sometimes I just felt like saying "grow up". I really loved DJ and Stephanie, they seemed like sweet girls. Steve was major hot. I really loved how Jesse and Becky's relationship was so caring and sweet. Its so wonderful that Becky would sacrifice living in a house just for them so he could be closer to his family. Karen
Maybe an incredible situation, but it's TV and that means escapism. If you can't sit down for 30 minutes and just enjoy silliness, then pick another show. Yes they solve problems in a half hour. It's not real, but as with all things you can take something with you that may help you later. Even if it's just to chuckle.
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- AnecdotesBob Saget and Dave Coulier became friends through the L.A. Comedy circuit. Coulier lived on Saget's couch in his early days as a comedian, similar to struggling comedian Joey Gladstone residing in the basement of Danny Tanner's house.
- GaffesIn later episodes, the door to the attic is located before the last set of stairs in the upstairs hallway. But in earlier episodes, there is no door. Instead, there's just a wall with a picture hanging.
- Versions alternativesA longer version of the theme song was used in the first few seasons of the show but was truncated in later reruns, though this version was kept on some episodes, such as the pilot when it airs on ABC Family. First season episodes in syndication also feature a credit for Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen (they were only credited during the end credits in the first season).
- ConnexionsFeatured in ABC TGIF: Épisode #1.33 (1990)
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