I always thought Stephanie was the funniest character on full house. My favorite episode was the one where she crashed Joey’s car into the kitchen. Jodie was absolutely hilarious in that episode. To this day, I can’t stop laughing every time I watch it!
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Even as a kid Jodie had incredible comedy timing chops. The " There's a car in the kitchen ' ep is probably the best of all the Full House eps. I still quote, 'Just Hanging Around ' 😂
Jodie was literally hands down the most talented child actress of her time and I'm not just saying that. I've always thought about that whenever I would see her or think of her. She is my age, I think I am year older than her. Anyway, her acting range was amazing and most of all so natural, that I think a lot of people took it for granted and the others who noticed it, were probably insanely jealous of her. Acting came to her very naturally. Again, of all the 80's, 90's, 2000's and dare i say of all time, Jodie was the best child actress and please believe I am not just saying that. I really truly believe that. Jodie you deserve your flowers
I was born January sixteenth, 1983. I grew up with Full House. I always share this story: When I was about six years old, I was at an amusement park called Geauga Lake where I assume an episode of Full house was being filmed that day. A portion of the park was closed off for Jodie Sweetin to play. I had a crush on her back then. I was enthralled to see her. Staff hand-picked several kids to participate in playing with her on a playground. It was supposed to be all girls only, but I, a male, somehow got in with my female cousin. The staff placed us in there. I played with Jodie Sweetin on a playground for a grand total of thirty seconds before she gave me a terrible attitude and said some very entitled, condescending things to me. She said I'm not allowed to be there. The girls surrounded her, competing for her attention while I remained outside of the circle and the girls crowded her. She was very rude and mean to me. I was quiet and shy. I didn't really say anything at all. Staff immediately removed me, but my cousin and the other girls got to stay. I was very sad. I was singled out for being a boy. My childhood crush had turned into resentment. I'll never forget that. I didn't like her anymore after that. I couldn't really stand Full House after that. I watched it, but never the same way, and only because my family had turned it on. I refuse to watch Full House now. It's too tame. My cousin did not share my disappointment. She had totally forgotten about the whole thing until I brought it up a few years ago and she remembered. My memory is flawless. My cousin is a week younger than Jodie. I'm a year younger. I honestly do not really hold a grudge, but I pretend to because it's fun. I like to make people react. It's better than compliant Yesmanship.
I liked how when she was talking about the Olsen Twins, at one point she said "Ashley, Mary Kate and I". I have only ever heard them in the order "Mary Kate and Ashley", to the point that it was more of a brand than a couple of names. Hearing her say them "out of order" like that really shows that she valued them as people and friends and is not just name-dropping.
My twin girls go through this. They are always referred to as “Heidi and Lindsey”. Or “the girls”. They quietly hate it. So I always ensure I address them individually, or as “Lindsey and Heidi “. And instead of texting one of them within our group chat , I text them individually if the topic pertains to only them
Jodie has a high IQ. And, when they read that scene together she went right into Stephanie mode. The facial expressions were Stephanie not Jodie. Very cool.
It’s like she memorized her lines (from years ago) without looking at the script, it was all coming back to her- Full House is still one of my favorites!!! ❤
Growing up every time full house would come on my mom would give us a 10 minute warning and we would put our toys away and come running. She always had our snacks ready and we would enjoy it as a family. She would then tell me how I used to looked like Michelle. Now that she’s gone and I found it online I have rewatched full house with my boys and they get a kick out of it so now the memories I had with my mom while watching it gets passed down to my boys. I thank all the cast of full house giving my childhood some happy memories that I get to share now. The whole cast are amazing people and thank you so much for allowing us to have those special moments together. ❤
This show always made me feel like everything was going to be ok. My life at the time was not a happy one but for 30 minutes a week I forgot about my life and still cherish full house to this day, thanks for the memories, God Speed.
Exactly!!! This is what the writers or activists of today forget that is one component to good TV. Now it’s all about the message and making sure we over represent one group or another.
Yeah I'm not into tv these days if I watch at all it's what I grew up on, full house, Andy Griffith, momma's family, Gun smoke, the A-team etc. TV sucks today NO Class, No Respect, No Fear of God & Not any Good, this Country needs Jesus Period ! 🙏
@@isaac3086 amen brother I give God all the glory things are very corrupt nowadays, but God will see us through if we will surrender our life to him and stay in his word
Yeah I was 82! We got extremely lucky we got the IP’s we did. Unfortunately they have the need to mine these IP while ruining them instead of making new ones
i met jodie and her mom when i was 10 she was doing a signing in a mall in bailtmore in 1995. my grandmother was sick with cancer. and the line was really long and i wanted to get up on stage to see her. so my mom went aside of the stage . and jodie mok was there . and i stayed behind with my grand mother . and my mom and jodie mom talked . and jodie mom gave my mom a poster of her and signed . great memories when i was a kid especially i was a big full house fan. even though passed away in 2021 . thank you jodie mom and my mom 😊
Lucky You meeting Jodie Sweetin and her Mom!! I would of loved to me Jodie when I was a child if My Parents knew Jodie's Parents at The Time. We Do have a Special Bond.
@@minglouie Neither did I as kids! But I met Jodie On UA-cam back in 2013 when she Thanked Me herself on a Stephanie Tanner Video!! That Was A Dream Come True!!! ❤️❤️
The interactions between Candace and Jodie were priceless. My favorite dialogue between the two is in the episode Just Say No Way. If you didn't know better you would swear they were actual sisters off set. Candace delivering the line It doesn't matter - nobody believes me anyway - through tears and then hearing Jodie say I believe you DJ. Candace - You do? Jodie - Of course I do - you're my big sister. I doubt if there was a dry eye in that studio during this scene 😢.
I love that scene. Also the whole episode where Stephanie accidentally gets cast in the cereal commercial that DJ was auditioning for. And the "car in the kitchen" episode that others have mentioned.
It might sound corny, but what I love most about the Full House cast is that they feel like an extended family to me and the rest of the fandom - and through that shared connection to the characters/actors, the fandom itself feels like a family. If that makes sense?
@@anthonydelgrosso4818 Congratulations on coming out! Often it’s easier to disclose it in a public forum online than it is to people you know irl. 🏳️🌈
Growing up and watching TGIF Friday nights on ABC, Stephanie Tanner was my favorite character not only because she has same first name as me but with how good she was on screen. I didn't realize until last week that Dave had this podcast, it is so awesome getting to hear the memories and what it was like growing up on the set of Full House. @FullHouseRewind thanks for this. I got to see Dave Coulier perform his stand-up when he was in Norfolk, NE for the Johnny Carson Great American Comedy Festival back in 2019. He is a great host of this podcast.
Full House was more than just my favorite show growing up. It became a distraction from the bullying and abuse I endured for nearly 2 decades. I was born in the late ‘90s and didn’t start watching Full House until I was 7 years old. But by the third or fourth grade, I could quote every single episode by heart. While sitting in class everyday, I was daydreaming about being a member of the Tanner family. As I was an only child, the idea of having siblings and a large, loving family seemed magical. Life seemed so good. No matter what you did, you got a hug at the end of the day. I know I am not the only person who grew up wishing they could be a member of a family like the Tanner family.
@@Wza456 It wasn’t a situation where I had any control unfortunately. If I could have put a stop to it, I would have. I hated how I was treated. I was treated like a subhuman creature. But unfortunately the schools I went to encouraged the bullying and many teachers participated in it. “Allowing” or “not allowing” yourself to be bullied really isn’t a thing, though I wish it were that simple.
@@Krabbypattiez2424 at a certain point, one must stick up for themselves from bullies or else it’ll be treated as acceptable. Curious on what kind of schools you went to where teachers were active participants in bullying 🤔
@@Wza456 oh I stood up for myself starting at the age of 3 years old when the bullying started. I’m surprised you assume I didn’t. I have always had self respect and knew I deserved respect from others. Almost every bullied individual is forced to stand up for themself if they want to live. But that does not mean the bullying ends. That’s not at all how it works. Standing up for yourself can make the bullying way worse. And that is what happened to me. I stood up for myself 100% of the time and it made no difference. Unfortunately even when people stand up for themselves, that does not mean the bullying ends. Bullies don’t care if you stand up for yourself. That’s how bullying works unfortunately. They have privilege and the bullied individual does not. I went to public schools where mocking students with disabilities was accepted and encouraged. This is actually a very common problem many students face. I am definitely not the only one, much to people’s surprise. Private schools weren’t affordable.
YES!!! I've been waiting for her to be on as a guest! We're the same age and I was the middle child in my family so I related to her the most. I remember a rumor back in '92 that she died on the Batman ride at six flags and I was devastated. You can imagine my relief to see she was still on the show and still indeed very much alive. ("HOW RUDE!!!!") Soon after she did the glasses episode with the unforgettable Steve Urkel and blew our minds! Shout out to "Stephanie" and all her angsty, dancey, silly and wise glory!!!
@@samsong24 I'm seriously triggered right now just thinking about it. I was in line for the cafeteria when three different girls ran up to me and tell me and I had to eat my rectangle of pizza with a spork and drink my chocolate milk like everything was fine. I was also afraid of roller coasters thanks to that rumor. I've since been able to go to six flags and face my fears but I'll never forget how I felt that day. Thank you Jodie for not dying on the ride! That's crazy you heard it all the way on the other side of the world. I'm in Wisconsin in the U.S.
@@EmilyKresl Yeah it went on for years and years. I can't remember if I thought it was true or not but I just remember people always sort of flippantly saying 'Didn't she die on a rollercoaster or something?' Such a weird rumour. Surely that got back to Jodi at some point.
@@EmilyKreslI’m not sure if you were aware of this but she’s an only child in real life. She was born when her mom was in prison and her uncle adopted her
@@nsasupporter7557 oh I'm totally aware dude-I saw her Steve-0's wild ride episode!!! Did you know she also did an Oscar Meyer commercial? She's the best.
I didn't know this podcast existed. Just showed up randomly on my feed. Anyway, I'm glad it's an episode with Jodie who is super funny. And I'd like to thank her for standing up for women's rights and civil rights. ✊🏼☮
I am so glad she got straightened out with her drug issues and all. Fame is hard on anyone especially a child and we could have lost her like Dana Plato and many other of our 80s/90s treasures. So happy she is still with us.
Dave, I have to commend you. This is such a different kind of podcast. It’s a throwback to the days before the Internet. Almost Carson-esque. Except on a very almost Mr. Rogers level, if you know what I mean. It’s wholesome, but naturally. Something that is sorely missing from modern society. Everything is so fast now, so instant that people have a hard time slowing down and just enjoying the small things. Jodie is this shining light, that seems to be full of optimism and hope. The way she talks and smiles and enjoys the moment… it’s just amazing. Your stories taking you both back and the audience back just lights a spark in both of you. you can tell her parents did such an incredible job raising her. I wish there were so many more people like her on earth. Thank you both for everything. Your show was one of the last to really convey a mixed family kinship. Where people just cared for each other out of the kindness of their hearts. It was the family everybody always wanted. Even though I had a great childhood growing up, there was something about that dynamic on the show that made every kid envious. Regardless of their situation. So again, thank you.
@@BagzAndPresident TCIP was created… But the Internet didn’t really exist in its current form until 1990. I know, because when it came out… I was on it. It was up and it was slow, but it was still fun. I was the first house to have cable Internet on my block back in 92 or 93, if I recall correctly.. But it was a different Internet back there. It was a revolution. It was still a slower time, because it was a slower Internet. Websites were new to people, along with email and its current form anyways. You could message people back in the mid 80s on message boards and stuff, but it wasn’t like the modern stuff. It was still cool though. I remember I had a modem for the Atari 2600 that would allow you to download games. But you needed a credit card and I think it was like $20 a month. You could store one game on it at a time. But you could play it as long as you wanted. I forget the name of the company that made the modem. I remember I got it really cheap, like five dollars. It was on sale. I don’t think it was ever advertised, because I never heard it until I saw it in the store on sale. Such great times. But it was still a slower time, even up until I would say the mid to late 90s. I think when social media came out is when things started getting way too fast. Because when you could download a video or song in a few seconds, it seemed to relay to everybody wanting everything just as fast. I love technology, but it is attached to people now. In an unnatural way that has a lot of people spending more time on the Internet than going outside. I catch myself doing it. Simply because it’s so easy to get lost in that world. Regardless, I hope you have a great day and evening.
Thank you. Your words mean a lot to me and everyone at Full House Rewind. There's so much cynicism and negativity in today's world. Our goal is to make Full House Rewind a place that feels safe and friendly just like Full House is for so many millions of fans. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Dave
@@davecouliertv You are absolutely correct about the cynicism. It makes me sad, because I want people to grow up in a modern world that was just as good as the world that you and I grew up in. It’s hard to do that when everybody cares more about likes and dislikes, then thy neighbor. So when I see something so naturally wholesome, like this… It makes me smile, because in doing the read along.alongs like you guys do… It is a great addition to the episode. I almost wish you could post the episodes one by one, from the beginning… And then do these read alongs and talk about those episodes after watching through it with your fans. Which, I think would sell a ton of physical copies and be really popular on streaming services. Which I imagine that the parent company who owns the rights to Full House, would love… As it would draw new eyes to the product. Make a continued stream of revenue from a show that is 30+ years old. In any case, much love, my friend. I love the fact that you have kept your inner child alive and aren’t afraid to share it with the world. It’s a rare trait that very few people possess. Because too many people are too worried about what other people think in order to just be themselves and let their personality shine through. So God bless you and everybody who works with you to produce this show. if you ever get to the Ocean City Maryland area or want to book anything here, we have a huge convention center that I would love to see you do a stand-up performance at… Let me know, and I will talk to the people who do the booking and would love to have you here and be able to say hello in person. Take care and keep up the great work.
Jodi is just amazing! This brought tears to my eyes. Dave for me was always the best part of the show and it’s wonderful to hear his thoughts and see him connect with people. I can’t wait to watch the whole podcast since this was the first episode I have seen . And It was a great one.
I first fell in love with Jodie Sweetin after The 4th Season Started and I said " Wow What a Beautiful Girl" and I was in love with Jodie. Jodie and I have a Special Bond and That's Awesome!! Jodie Thanked me back in February 2013 on a Stephanie Tanner Video and That Made My Day!! I'll Always Love Jodie!! ♥️♥️♥️
@lidiabenavente351 to a point I get it at that age she felt like she was to cool to hang out with smaller kids butttt as a god loving person I always treated my younger cousins how I wanted to be treated. I can't stand her now either. She has views that she feels everyone has to agree with and godforbid if you don't.
@@lidiabenavente351there’s no such thing as a perfect person We have all fallen short in our lives Trust in Jesus He will make all things new And give you a new heart
This was soooooo awesome!!! Stefanie was my favorite!!! This show was Everything in my house!!! You all brought so much joy and magic to so many in a way that you just don't see anymore!!! Thank you!!!
I grew up watching this show, I could relate to all the kids then - be it Stephanie , DJ and even the twins (Michelle). Today I watch the reruns I can relate to the three men - Danny, Joey and Jessie. This is a classic I feel like you'll parented us through the telly ❤❤❤ I can't thank you for those valuable lessons teachings which was done with such love, compassion and understanding ❤❤❤ I was literally raised by all of you. So thank you for being a huge part of my life and showing us how to live, love and make peace ❤ the values and lessons are still embedded in every cell of my body.
Jodie’s mom was my librarian at my elementary school. She was the most sweetest person ever, always had a smile and was such a sunshine. I have cozy sweet memories of Mrs. Sweetin ❤️
I'm so glad this popped up on my recommended feed. Full House is and probably always will be a classic! Definitely going to be binge watching the episodes of this as I can!!!
I grew up watching Full House, I’m technically closer to Michelle’s age and also the youngest of three girls but Stephanie always resonated with me the most. Her role in the family and her humour, her interest in dance. It was me all over!!
I just stumbled on this podcast Channel by accident I'm a Full House Fan, this has been very cool to hear you and Jodie talk about your real lives and experiences during the show. I love the story about your dad secretly appreciating you with letters that was very emotional. I'll definitely be looking forward to watching more of your shows. Hugs
my mom is gone now but oh how she loved Stephanie on Full House. That show and Stephanie character gave her so much joy, appreciate you Jodie. have mercy!!
That reading was incredible and mind warping. I could see Uncle Jessie, but Uncle Joey was talking. Great ending to a great interview! What a fun and nostalgic channel! Subbing now ❤
I absolutely appreciate what you do here Mr.Coulier - you and the rest of the cast were my heroes growing up and are a reminder of when life was good 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
I just came across the while scrolling through UA-cam & this was so great to watch. I grew up watching Full House through my childhood & I loved it all. Thank you so much for making my childhood with this amazing show. Sending my hugs & love to everyone 🫂❤️ You all have helped me through my Autism & my learning disability throughout my life.
Full house was my childhood favorite show of all time i LOVED every single character. Jody’s facial expressions have not changed from when she was little I love it! Dave you will always be Joey to me 😂 Thank you for this!❤
In the first 2 seasons, Jodie really does steal every scene. But they decided to make the Olsen twins to breakout stars instead. I also had a massive crush on Stephanie from seasons 4-6.
Yeah, that's the only glaring flaw of the latter seasons, particularly the last few. It became less "Full House" and more "The Michelle Tanner Show" where every single character's arc revolved around the development of Michelle. Right down to the series' finale where she was amnesic and, thus, we got yet another clip show call back in the second part of the episode to help restore her memory. No offense to the Olsen Twins themselves but I always felt that Stephanie and DJ were a little shortchanged as a consequence.
@@emirlsanchos6302Yeah, lot of the classic sitcoms suffered from this: JJ in Good Times, Urkel in Family Matters, Will Smith in Fresh Prince (granted the show began centered around Will).
@@emirlsanchos6302 Agreed. Especially the last season or two was just way too much Michelle. When she was younger she was actually funny, but by the end, I was kind of sick of her(character). Course by then the show had gone on for 8 seasons and wasn't overall as good as the show had been, which is true of most sitcoms by season 8
@@emirlsanchos6302 The last episode should not have been this one. They should have done something after these two with Michelle where Vicky came back and she and Danny finally got married and DJ graduating and going off to college.
She was so hot when she started hanging out with Gia! Especially that episode when she wore that crop top on the first day of school OMG so hot! "I want to see more of your face and less of your bellybutton" LOL. I remember that episode so clear idk why? Well probably because of how hot Stephanie and Gia looked in their belly shirts!
Man this is my childhood, i loved Fullhouse especially Stephanie she was my favorite child on the show. I remember that episode when they kept calling her Step on me LOL "How Rude" will always be in my Vocab to this day
I can’t get over how young she looks. She’s still a beautiful as she was as a child. I loved her on the show. It was amazing how good she was. She could do all those facial expressions right on the money. ❤❤❤❤
Loved the episode! Steph was by far my favorite character from the series: effortlessly witty, sometimes awkward charm, vivacious. She also had the best storylines in my opinion. It makes sense, too, that Jodie felt a little closer to Mary-Kate/Ashley Olsen, since they're in the millennial generation together, 80s babies.
Full house was a big part of my childhood. One of the episodes I remember is when Teddy moved away. Being bullied myself was hard, I couldn’t imagine much harder it would be if I was on tv
Wow, Dave! I just found this channel and you ALL rule! Wow. You know... We were spoiled in those days by world-class writing and TV that entertained! It really did! AND I remember you from your impressions and you were right; yours was the best EVER Popeye! Thanks for all the fun memories. Now I'm going to go back and watch all the episodes so far. All good wishes! P.S. I had SUCH a crush on Lori!
My favorite episode is the one where Joey and Jesse change Michelle's diaper for the first time. After putting the baby into a roasting pan Stephanie quips: "And how do you roast a turkey?"
I was born in 1970 and Evel Kenievel was an idol I had; but the Full House episodes were too contagious because of "Stephanie Tanner", Jodie's sweetness and comedy sass is what I liked the most. I am so glad I came accross this today - thanks - oh, and out of the Uncles I always liked Joey the most - I loved his "cut it out" jokes.
I been waiting to see Jodie! We have exactly the same birthday and year. 01/19/82. My favorite TV show of all time was full house growing up. I watched it every TGIF and even when I was on Tuesdays. I had a difficult childhood but Full House was my savor. So great seeing these interviews.
the table read at the end with the iconic music playing in the background nearly made me cry with nostalgia. I miss the days when full house was playing live 😢
I started watching Full House in 93 when I was 3 years old. You can see by my screen name my name is Stephanie too and I just loved that there was a totally funny girl on that show and the characters name was Stephanie. Then Jodie and I went through addiction struggles at the same time. Jodie is a true and full inspiration. Thank you for getting me through those years where my parents were awful to me. I could always escape it with the Tanners. ❤
This is the best. With all the negative coming out of all the other channels and shows. It's awesome to hear good feelings of a good memory from my childhood. Thanks.
That was an awesome show and Jodie was awesome in the role. To this day my wife and I still use her famous line when someone acts less than polite.. "How rude!" 🤣🤣
Here we goooo! The OG Cast members. The cutest kid on Full House in my humble was seasons 1 and 2 Stephanie. Now she’s a damn dime piece, baggage and all!!!! Meeeeeooowww!!! But I digress
I grew up watching Full House. It was my favorite show. It was my dad go to show besides famliy matters. The show always touched me. Its like yall know how to get a tear out. Im so glad i came across this podcast. Look forward to another. ❤
Oh my goodness!! What era we are living in!! I’m from Peru, and I grew up watching Full House (tres por tres, that was the name of the show in Spanish) and I can’t believe that I’m watching them tell their stories about there, and kind of feeling them close. I remember admiring the show and wishing to be part of it, and now I’m so excited to see these videos! ❤ I always empathize with the character of Stephanie, because I was the “funny” of my family, so seeing this warms my heart! Thank you for these series!!! I was born in 84 😅
Wow can’t believe how entertaining that was, didn’t think I’d make it through the 45 min but these two are so genuine - full house was truly something special ❤
I was born in 2000 so by the time I was four or five years old, I was watching the show regularly on the couch with my grandmother until she was ready for her naps and while she slept, I still watched full house and sister sister I felt as though I was a part of the family and You guys were not dysfunctional. It was like the perfect amount of chaos and nonsense. Nothing ever went overboard so you guys were like my perfect family and every single day. I came home from school. I would come home and watch ABC family. lol
One of my favorite episodes was when DJ's new car was impounded by that female police officer (played by Sharon Barr) and Stephanie tries to get her to laugh. I liked the episode where Stephanie finds out her schoolmate is being abused at home and the one episode where Stephanie forms a band (Girl Talk) and she accidentally knocks over the microphone while singing.
I just found this podcast!!! WTH lol Wish I found it sooner! I subscribed. I love watching/listening to podcasts on UA-cam, so thank you for posting here as well 😊
I watched this already but had to go back! Stephanie was probably my favorite to watch. Jodie I have a daughter that is almost 27 years old now, but she reminds me a lot of you in so many ways! She was very precocious, and I was always told she was. I kind of took it negative and then realized it was actually a huge compliment. She had great comical timing and loved making her own sitcoms since she was 7 years old, she would take my cheesy cell phone I had and was able to make movies or TV shows of her own. After we saw her doing this, we actually downloaded the Movie Maker for her she was a creator. She was reding and writing at age 2.5 -3 years old. She tested out at a Kindergarten level at age 3 and when she was done with preschool, she was ready for 1st grade. She was talking at 6 months saying single words and the actions to go with them and everything was early with her. My 2nd child struggles in academics but she can tell a story from the beginning to end she is now 11 years old. But she can be a narrator/storyteller at the same time being in Character and sometimes up to 3 Characters and not break Character and it is so much fun to watch.
Stephanie has always been my favorite character on Full and especially Fuller House. Stephanie driving the car through the kitchen (twice) has always been my favorite. Love the podcast and being able to hear from everyone again. I miss Full and Fuller House so much. Love you guys!
My dad was a Chrysler guy in Detroit as well. he was always at every single performance of mine, no smiles. No praise. When he passed there were my modeling photos in his wallet. His own quiet way was the best honor looking back on it. He was truly proud but reserved. Making him laugh was my driving point for my entire career.
For some reason I find a lot of child actors annoying trying to hard to be funny, or seemingly too grown for their age, to me Stephanie Tanner was one of the best child characters on TV She was naturally funny and had excellent comedic timing at such a young age. Such a big personality as well, she and Rudy Huxtable were my favorite child sitcom TV characters
For the longest time, i actually thought that John wore a wig the whole first season. I learned from IMDB that John did have real long hair. He cut his hair before the episode where Jesse gets a job as an Elvis impersonator. So, when season two starts, they worked that into the show. On paper, it would be "why", but i like that it was exaggerated. Only on a show like Full House when a haircut lead to an accident.
I loved full House as a kid of course when this ran during the 90s I am Stephanie's age then So then later on it would come on after school my sisters and I would watch it while we ate ramen as an after school snack good memories!
As a kid, Stephanie was my favorite on the show for one reason that seems rather silly to look back on. The reason was in the opening credits she was standing with a stuff Odie (from Garfield) in the background.
Jodie's Beautiful With A Heart and that's why I fell in love with her during Season 4 of Full House. I was in 5th grade and Jodie was in 3rd grade back in 1990.
Love this! I had to google the Valerie episode. I think I remember seeing that one! It's funny that the same joke was done in Valerie as well as this "Cutting It Close" episode. That whole "yes he does", "no he doesn't", then the crying bit "yes he does" lol.
Dave, that’s similar to ‘Joey’s’ dad on “Full House”. That’s wonderful that you and your wife Melissa found those articles. At that moment and presently, you know your dad was proud of you. Here’s your fan hug, Dave. 🤗
I always thought Stephanie was the funniest character on full house. My favorite episode was the one where she crashed Joey’s car into the kitchen. Jodie was absolutely hilarious in that episode. To this day, I can’t stop laughing every time I watch it!
Her and Michelle
she was!
I did too! She was cleverly funny. Better actress too then the other girls
I loved this episode too. My favorite and now my granddaughter loving it too. Jodi seems real and was great as Stephanie Tanner.
Me tooooooo!!!!! “I drove the car into the house” most memorable episode ever.
She totally stole every scene. She was so good, so cute, great timing, so funny, so amazing beyond her years!!!!!
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@@Natsoc1488Absolutely.
Even as a kid Jodie had incredible comedy timing chops. The " There's a car in the kitchen ' ep is probably the best of all the Full House eps. I still quote, 'Just Hanging Around ' 😂
I loved her comebacks with Kimmy 😂
@@sgaidola76ditto
Jodie was literally hands down the most talented child actress of her time and I'm not just saying that. I've always thought about that whenever I would see her or think of her. She is my age, I think I am year older than her. Anyway, her acting range was amazing and most of all so natural, that I think a lot of people took it for granted and the others who noticed it, were probably insanely jealous of her. Acting came to her very naturally. Again, of all the 80's, 90's, 2000's and dare i say of all time, Jodie was the best child actress and please believe I am not just saying that. I really truly believe that. Jodie you deserve your flowers
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Totally agree! I am rewatching the series and so impressed with her acting!
We were born the same year. She was born in January 1982 and I was born in September that year.
I always thought that too. She didn’t scream all her lines. She was relaxed and everything felt so natural. And she had perfect timing too.
I was born January sixteenth, 1983. I grew up with Full House. I always share this story:
When I was about six years old, I was at an amusement park called Geauga Lake where I assume an episode of Full house was being filmed that day. A portion of the park was closed off for Jodie Sweetin to play. I had a crush on her back then. I was enthralled to see her.
Staff hand-picked several kids to participate in playing with her on a playground. It was supposed to be all girls only, but I, a male, somehow got in with my female cousin. The staff placed us in there. I played with Jodie Sweetin on a playground for a grand total of thirty seconds before she gave me a terrible attitude and said some very entitled, condescending things to me. She said I'm not allowed to be there. The girls surrounded her, competing for her attention while I remained outside of the circle and the girls crowded her. She was very rude and mean to me. I was quiet and shy. I didn't really say anything at all.
Staff immediately removed me, but my cousin and the other girls got to stay. I was very sad. I was singled out for being a boy. My childhood crush had turned into resentment. I'll never forget that. I didn't like her anymore after that. I couldn't really stand Full House after that. I watched it, but never the same way, and only because my family had turned it on. I refuse to watch Full House now. It's too tame.
My cousin did not share my disappointment. She had totally forgotten about the whole thing until I brought it up a few years ago and she remembered. My memory is flawless. My cousin is a week younger than Jodie. I'm a year younger.
I honestly do not really hold a grudge, but I pretend to because it's fun. I like to make people react. It's better than compliant Yesmanship.
I liked how when she was talking about the Olsen Twins, at one point she said "Ashley, Mary Kate and I". I have only ever heard them in the order "Mary Kate and Ashley", to the point that it was more of a brand than a couple of names. Hearing her say them "out of order" like that really shows that she valued them as people and friends and is not just name-dropping.
My twin girls go through this. They are always referred to as “Heidi and Lindsey”. Or “the girls”. They quietly hate it. So I always ensure I address them individually, or as “Lindsey and Heidi “. And instead of texting one of them within our group chat , I text them individually if the topic pertains to only them
Who would have thought. 🙄
OmG you got a group message on your phone with your kids too? I thought I was the only one lol@@gd8205
Jodie has a high IQ. And, when they read that scene together she went right into Stephanie mode. The facial expressions were Stephanie not Jodie. Very cool.
It’s like she memorized her lines (from years ago) without looking at the script, it was all coming back to her- Full House is still one of my favorites!!! ❤
I noticed that too about her facial expressions. She's very talented.
I thought that I was the only one that caught that, It was excellent!
I noticed that as well. She's getting herself ready for the next FH installment. Possibly fullest house?! 🤔 She showed them acting chopz.
High IQ ?? Too bad she couldn’t apply it to her real life after the show ended smh
Growing up every time full house would come on my mom would give us a 10 minute warning and we would put our toys away and come running. She always had our snacks ready and we would enjoy it as a family. She would then tell me how I used to looked like Michelle. Now that she’s gone and I found it online I have rewatched full house with my boys and they get a kick out of it so now the memories I had with my mom while watching it gets passed down to my boys. I thank all the cast of full house giving my childhood some happy memories that I get to share now. The whole cast are amazing people and thank you so much for allowing us to have those special moments together. ❤
10 minute warning ha. Your mom sounds awesome
She really went right back into character reading that scene!! You need to have her back on the "car in the kitchen" episode. 😁
Joey: MY CAR!!!!!
Yes
This show always made me feel like everything was going to be ok. My life at the time was not a happy one but for 30 minutes a week I forgot about my life and still cherish full house to this day, thanks for the memories, God Speed.
Exactly!!! This is what the writers or activists of today forget that is one component to good TV. Now it’s all about the message and making sure we over represent one group or another.
Yeah I'm not into tv these days if I watch at all it's what I grew up on, full house, Andy Griffith, momma's family, Gun smoke, the A-team etc. TV sucks today NO Class, No Respect, No Fear of God & Not any Good, this Country needs Jesus Period ! 🙏
I couldn't have said it better! My kids now watch and love the show as well.
That's exactly how I felt too ❤️💯%
@@isaac3086 amen brother I give God all the glory things are very corrupt nowadays, but God will see us through if we will surrender our life to him and stay in his word
I was born in 84, so I grew up with the show... Thank you for having Fuller House same feel as Full House..
Me too :) March 1984
I think a lot of us 80s babies grew up with show! 😁
May 1985,this show was everything!!!
Yeah I was 82! We got extremely lucky we got the IP’s we did. Unfortunately they have the need to mine these IP while ruining them instead of making new ones
I was born in 86 and full house was my favourite show to watch as well. I loved the Olsen twins.❤
Jodie, ‘Stephanie’ was, is, and will always be my favorite character on “Full House”.
By far
true but I would be gay for Uncle Jesse
i met jodie and her mom when i was 10 she was doing a signing in a mall in bailtmore in 1995. my grandmother was sick with cancer. and the line was really long and i wanted to get up on stage to see her. so my mom went aside of the stage . and jodie mok was there . and i stayed behind with my grand mother . and my mom and jodie mom talked . and jodie mom gave my mom a poster of her and signed . great memories when i was a kid especially i was a big full house fan. even though passed away in 2021 . thank you jodie mom and my mom 😊
Lucky You meeting Jodie Sweetin and her Mom!! I would of loved to me Jodie when I was a child if My Parents knew Jodie's Parents at The Time. We Do have a Special Bond.
I met Jodie. She was amazing and such a down to earth person. ❤️
@@minglouie I Wished Jodie and I Met as Kids!!
@@GhostbustersReturns I didn’t meet her as a kid lol
@@minglouie Neither did I as kids! But I met Jodie On UA-cam back in 2013 when she Thanked Me herself on a Stephanie Tanner Video!! That Was A Dream Come True!!! ❤️❤️
It's awesome that jodie has turned her life around and has her life together
Yes she is well spoken, funny , beautiful and creative. I wish her nothing but the best.
The interactions between Candace and Jodie were priceless. My favorite dialogue between the two is in the episode Just Say No Way. If you didn't know better you would swear they were actual sisters off set. Candace delivering the line It doesn't matter - nobody believes me anyway - through tears and then hearing Jodie say I believe you DJ. Candace - You do? Jodie - Of course I do - you're my big sister. I doubt if there was a dry eye in that studio during this scene 😢.
I love that scene. Also the whole episode where Stephanie accidentally gets cast in the cereal commercial that DJ was auditioning for. And the "car in the kitchen" episode that others have mentioned.
Excuse me is this Mr. Oat? Mr. Oat Boat? That's my favorite episode.
Gay
Stephanie was always my favorite character. She was so sassy & always had great comebacks especially towards Kimmy.
It might sound corny, but what I love most about the Full House cast is that they feel like an extended family to me and the rest of the fandom - and through that shared connection to the characters/actors, the fandom itself feels like a family. If that makes sense?
Absolutely
Gay
@@anthonydelgrosso4818 Congratulations on coming out! Often it’s easier to disclose it in a public forum online than it is to people you know irl. 🏳️🌈
Growing up and watching TGIF Friday nights on ABC, Stephanie Tanner was my favorite character not only because she has same first name as me but with how good she was on screen.
I didn't realize until last week that Dave had this podcast, it is so awesome getting to hear the memories and what it was like growing up on the set of Full House. @FullHouseRewind thanks for this.
I got to see Dave Coulier perform his stand-up when he was in Norfolk, NE for the Johnny Carson Great American Comedy Festival back in 2019. He is a great host of this podcast.
I absolutely adored Stephanie and was my favorite on the show and was a great character. Such happy memories of my childhood.
Full House was more than just my favorite show growing up. It became a distraction from the bullying and abuse I endured for nearly 2 decades. I was born in the late ‘90s and didn’t start watching Full House until I was 7 years old. But by the third or fourth grade, I could quote every single episode by heart.
While sitting in class everyday, I was daydreaming about being a member of the Tanner family. As I was an only child, the idea of having siblings and a large, loving family seemed magical. Life seemed so good. No matter what you did, you got a hug at the end of the day. I know I am not the only person who grew up wishing they could be a member of a family like the Tanner family.
How did you allow bullying to occur for 2 decades?
@@Wza456 It wasn’t a situation where I had any control unfortunately. If I could have put a stop to it, I would have. I hated how I was treated. I was treated like a subhuman creature. But unfortunately the schools I went to encouraged the bullying and many teachers participated in it. “Allowing” or “not allowing” yourself to be bullied really isn’t a thing, though I wish it were that simple.
@@Krabbypattiez2424 at a certain point, one must stick up for themselves from bullies or else it’ll be treated as acceptable. Curious on what kind of schools you went to where teachers were active participants in bullying 🤔
@@Wza456 oh I stood up for myself starting at the age of 3 years old when the bullying started. I’m surprised you assume I didn’t. I have always had self respect and knew I deserved respect from others. Almost every bullied individual is forced to stand up for themself if they want to live. But that does not mean the bullying ends. That’s not at all how it works. Standing up for yourself can make the bullying way worse. And that is what happened to me. I stood up for myself 100% of the time and it made no difference. Unfortunately even when people stand up for themselves, that does not mean the bullying ends. Bullies don’t care if you stand up for yourself. That’s how bullying works unfortunately. They have privilege and the bullied individual does not. I went to public schools where mocking students with disabilities was accepted and encouraged. This is actually a very common problem many students face. I am definitely not the only one, much to people’s surprise. Private schools weren’t affordable.
YES!!! I've been waiting for her to be on as a guest! We're the same age and I was the middle child in my family so I related to her the most. I remember a rumor back in '92 that she died on the Batman ride at six flags and I was devastated. You can imagine my relief to see she was still on the show and still indeed very much alive. ("HOW RUDE!!!!") Soon after she did the glasses episode with the unforgettable Steve Urkel and blew our minds! Shout out to "Stephanie" and all her angsty, dancey, silly and wise glory!!!
I remember that rumour! People were even peddling it here in New Zealand lol
@@samsong24 I'm seriously triggered right now just thinking about it. I was in line for the cafeteria when three different girls ran up to me and tell me and I had to eat my rectangle of pizza with a spork and drink my chocolate milk like everything was fine. I was also afraid of roller coasters thanks to that rumor. I've since been able to go to six flags and face my fears but I'll never forget how I felt that day. Thank you Jodie for not dying on the ride! That's crazy you heard it all the way on the other side of the world. I'm in Wisconsin in the U.S.
@@EmilyKresl Yeah it went on for years and years. I can't remember if I thought it was true or not but I just remember people always sort of flippantly saying 'Didn't she die on a rollercoaster or something?' Such a weird rumour. Surely that got back to Jodi at some point.
@@EmilyKreslI’m not sure if you were aware of this but she’s an only child in real life. She was born when her mom was in prison and her uncle adopted her
@@nsasupporter7557 oh I'm totally aware dude-I saw her Steve-0's wild ride episode!!! Did you know she also did an Oscar Meyer commercial? She's the best.
I didn't know this podcast existed. Just showed up randomly on my feed. Anyway, I'm glad it's an episode with Jodie who is super funny. And I'd like to thank her for standing up for women's rights and civil rights. ✊🏼☮
Same here! I'm happy it just popped up on my feed 😊
Me, too. This is episode 23. I need to bring up episodes 1-22 and watch them. 😊
I am so glad she got straightened out with her drug issues and all. Fame is hard on anyone especially a child and we could have lost her like Dana Plato and many other of our 80s/90s treasures. So happy she is still with us.
Dave, I have to commend you. This is such a different kind of podcast. It’s a throwback to the days before the Internet. Almost Carson-esque. Except on a very almost Mr. Rogers level, if you know what I mean. It’s wholesome, but naturally. Something that is sorely missing from modern society. Everything is so fast now, so instant that people have a hard time slowing down and just enjoying the small things.
Jodie is this shining light, that seems to be full of optimism and hope. The way she talks and smiles and enjoys the moment… it’s just amazing. Your stories taking you both back and the audience back just lights a spark in both of you. you can tell her parents did such an incredible job raising her. I wish there were so many more people like her on earth.
Thank you both for everything. Your show was one of the last to really convey a mixed family kinship. Where people just cared for each other out of the kindness of their hearts. It was the family everybody always wanted. Even though I had a great childhood growing up, there was something about that dynamic on the show that made every kid envious. Regardless of their situation.
So again, thank you.
The internet existed in the 80s
@@BagzAndPresident TCIP was created… But the Internet didn’t really exist in its current form until 1990. I know, because when it came out… I was on it. It was up and it was slow, but it was still fun. I was the first house to have cable Internet on my block back in 92 or 93, if I recall correctly.. But it was a different Internet back there. It was a revolution. It was still a slower time, because it was a slower Internet. Websites were new to people, along with email and its current form anyways. You could message people back in the mid 80s on message boards and stuff, but it wasn’t like the modern stuff. It was still cool though.
I remember I had a modem for the Atari 2600 that would allow you to download games. But you needed a credit card and I think it was like $20 a month. You could store one game on it at a time. But you could play it as long as you wanted. I forget the name of the company that made the modem. I remember I got it really cheap, like five dollars. It was on sale. I don’t think it was ever advertised, because I never heard it until I saw it in the store on sale.
Such great times. But it was still a slower time, even up until I would say the mid to late 90s. I think when social media came out is when things started getting way too fast. Because when you could download a video or song in a few seconds, it seemed to relay to everybody wanting everything just as fast. I love technology, but it is attached to people now. In an unnatural way that has a lot of people spending more time on the Internet than going outside. I catch myself doing it. Simply because it’s so easy to get lost in that world.
Regardless, I hope you have a great day and evening.
Thank you. Your words mean a lot to me and everyone at Full House Rewind. There's so much cynicism and negativity in today's world. Our goal is to make Full House Rewind a place that feels safe and friendly just like Full House is for so many millions of fans. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Dave
@@davecouliertv You are absolutely correct about the cynicism. It makes me sad, because I want people to grow up in a modern world that was just as good as the world that you and I grew up in. It’s hard to do that when everybody cares more about likes and dislikes, then thy neighbor. So when I see something so naturally wholesome, like this… It makes me smile, because in doing the read along.alongs like you guys do… It is a great addition to the episode.
I almost wish you could post the episodes one by one, from the beginning… And then do these read alongs and talk about those episodes after watching through it with your fans. Which, I think would sell a ton of physical copies and be really popular on streaming services. Which I imagine that the parent company who owns the rights to Full House, would love… As it would draw new eyes to the product. Make a continued stream of revenue from a show that is 30+ years old.
In any case, much love, my friend. I love the fact that you have kept your inner child alive and aren’t afraid to share it with the world. It’s a rare trait that very few people possess. Because too many people are too worried about what other people think in order to just be themselves and let their personality shine through. So God bless you and everybody who works with you to produce this show. if you ever get to the Ocean City Maryland area or want to book anything here, we have a huge convention center that I would love to see you do a stand-up performance at… Let me know, and I will talk to the people who do the booking and would love to have you here and be able to say hello in person.
Take care and keep up the great work.
Jodi is just amazing! This brought tears to my eyes. Dave for me was always the best part of the show and it’s wonderful to hear his thoughts and see him connect with people. I can’t wait to watch the whole podcast since this was the first episode I have seen . And It was a great one.
I've never realized anyone thought Dave was the best part of the show. But I agree the podcast is great!
I do… I think that
I first fell in love with Jodie Sweetin after The 4th Season Started and I said " Wow What a Beautiful Girl" and I was in love with Jodie. Jodie and I have a Special Bond and That's Awesome!! Jodie Thanked me back in February 2013 on a Stephanie Tanner Video and That Made My Day!! I'll Always Love Jodie!! ♥️♥️♥️
Loved that she said she was close with Mary Kate and Ashley
Also, candace was kinda mean to her on set on and off so makes sense. I'm sure jodie was a protector even back then.
@@MelissaElias1983I can't stand candace now I really can't stand her now that I know she was mean to jodie my favorite
@lidiabenavente351 to a point I get it at that age she felt like she was to cool to hang out with smaller kids butttt as a god loving person I always treated my younger cousins how I wanted to be treated. I can't stand her now either. She has views that she feels everyone has to agree with and godforbid if you don't.
@@lidiabenavente351there’s no such thing as a perfect person
We have all fallen short in our lives
Trust in Jesus
He will make all things new
And give you a new heart
@@daisysuperflower2113 Oh stop this religious bullshit.
Jodie was always my favorite on the show.
This was soooooo awesome!!! Stefanie was my favorite!!! This show was Everything in my house!!! You all brought so much joy and magic to so many in a way that you just don't see anymore!!! Thank you!!!
"I want to see more of your face and less of your bellybutton" Danny to Stephanie's outfit on her first day of school lol.
I grew up watching this show, I could relate to all the kids then - be it Stephanie , DJ and even the twins (Michelle). Today I watch the reruns I can relate to the three men - Danny, Joey and Jessie. This is a classic I feel like you'll parented us through the telly ❤❤❤ I can't thank you for those valuable lessons teachings which was done with such love, compassion and understanding ❤❤❤ I was literally raised by all of you. So thank you for being a huge part of my life and showing us how to live, love and make peace ❤ the values and lessons are still embedded in every cell of my body.
She was the best character 🩷💞 so cute and fun
The amount of times I quote “how rude” is astronomical! Loved Stephanie growing up.
Jodie’s mom was my librarian at my elementary school. She was the most sweetest person ever, always had a smile and was such a sunshine. I have cozy sweet memories of Mrs. Sweetin ❤️
I'm so glad this popped up on my recommended feed. Full House is and probably always will be a classic! Definitely going to be binge watching the episodes of this as I can!!!
I grew up watching Full House, I’m technically closer to Michelle’s age and also the youngest of three girls but Stephanie always resonated with me the most. Her role in the family and her humour, her interest in dance. It was me all over!!
I'm an 85 baby so I'm closer to the twins age too
I just stumbled on this podcast Channel by accident I'm a Full House Fan, this has been very cool to hear you and Jodie talk about your real lives and experiences during the show. I love the story about your dad secretly appreciating you with letters that was very emotional. I'll definitely be looking forward to watching more of your shows. Hugs
I think I'm in love with her... Their table read was so good I thought I was watching an episode for a second
my mom is gone now but oh how she loved Stephanie on Full House. That show and Stephanie character gave her so much joy, appreciate you Jodie. have mercy!!
I'm sorry ❤
My mom also passed on to be with Jesus and she loved her character on the show!! So nice to hear this!
That reading was incredible and mind warping. I could see Uncle Jessie, but Uncle Joey was talking. Great ending to a great interview! What a fun and nostalgic channel! Subbing now ❤
I absolutely appreciate what you do here Mr.Coulier - you and the rest of the cast were my heroes growing up and are a reminder of when life was good 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
I just came across the while scrolling through UA-cam & this was so great to watch. I grew up watching Full House through my childhood & I loved it all. Thank you so much for making my childhood with this amazing show. Sending my hugs & love to everyone 🫂❤️ You all have helped me through my Autism & my learning disability throughout my life.
I don't know why but at 7:57 when Dave called her Jodes it was so heartwarming. I'm so happy to see everyone still such good friends.
Full house was my childhood favorite show of all time i LOVED every single character. Jody’s facial expressions have not changed from when she was little I love it! Dave you will always be Joey to me 😂 Thank you for this!❤
In the first 2 seasons, Jodie really does steal every scene. But they decided to make the Olsen twins to breakout stars instead. I also had a massive crush on Stephanie from seasons 4-6.
Yeah, that's the only glaring flaw of the latter seasons, particularly the last few. It became less "Full House" and more "The Michelle Tanner Show" where every single character's arc revolved around the development of Michelle. Right down to the series' finale where she was amnesic and, thus, we got yet another clip show call back in the second part of the episode to help restore her memory. No offense to the Olsen Twins themselves but I always felt that Stephanie and DJ were a little shortchanged as a consequence.
@@emirlsanchos6302Yeah, lot of the classic sitcoms suffered from this: JJ in Good Times, Urkel in Family Matters, Will Smith in Fresh Prince (granted the show began centered around Will).
@@emirlsanchos6302 Agreed. Especially the last season or two was just way too much Michelle. When she was younger she was actually funny, but by the end, I was kind of sick of her(character).
Course by then the show had gone on for 8 seasons and wasn't overall as good as the show had been, which is true of most sitcoms by season 8
@@emirlsanchos6302 The last episode should not have been this one. They should have done something after these two with Michelle where Vicky came back and she and Danny finally got married and DJ graduating and going off to college.
She was so hot when she started hanging out with Gia! Especially that episode when she wore that crop top on the first day of school OMG so hot!
"I want to see more of your face and less of your bellybutton" LOL. I remember that episode so clear idk why? Well probably because of how hot Stephanie and Gia looked in their belly shirts!
Man this is my childhood, i loved Fullhouse especially Stephanie she was my favorite child on the show. I remember that episode when they kept calling her Step on me LOL "How Rude" will always be in my Vocab to this day
I loved watching Full House as a kid AND Fuller House as an adult. Thanks for the walk down memory lane.
I love Jodie, she's so real.
💅
So true. She was raised by great parents.
She's older than me I'm Mary Kate and Ashley's age but somehow she looks younger than me dang it lol
This was my favorite episode of Stephanie/Jodie
I can’t get over how young she looks. She’s still a beautiful as she was as a child. I loved her on the show. It was amazing how good she was. She could do all those facial expressions right on the money. ❤❤❤❤
sir this is creepy
Jodie's character Stephanie was one of my favorites, she was soooo funny! Enjoyed the show from start to finish!
She was such a scene stealer ❤
She was the most talented one out of all of the Full House kids. By far.
How rude!
She really was! 😊
Jodie has always been a huge inspiration for me. Love how open and real she is. I was also bullied a lot, so I can relate to a point.
My favorite episode is “Silence is not golden.” I greatly appreciated the maturity of the episode.
I disagree FYI silence is golden true facts
She betrayed Peter's trust!
@@me-fv5xbYou can’t be serious.
Loved the episode! Steph was by far my favorite character from the series: effortlessly witty, sometimes awkward charm, vivacious. She also had the best storylines in my opinion. It makes sense, too, that Jodie felt a little closer to Mary-Kate/Ashley Olsen, since they're in the millennial generation together, 80s babies.
I loved that they did an episode on middle child syndrome. It was the episode where Stephanie feels ignored so she goes to mars in a dream
@@nsasupporter7557 I remember that episode and it was one of my favorites. Really solidified Stephanie's character
I am new to this podcast and loved this episode of Full House, one of my favorites. Thanks to both of you for great comedy.
Jodi was the most talented out of the girls!
Love the show, Dave. I really do feel like I'm reliving my childhood when I'm watching your podcasts. Thank you for everything you do!
Loved this. I also appreciated the personal story about your dad, at the end. Very encouraging and heartfelt.
I had the biggest crush on her back when she was on the show. She's still an awesome person. This was very fun to watch. Thank you!
Full house was a big part of my childhood. One of the episodes I remember is when Teddy moved away. Being bullied myself was hard, I couldn’t imagine much harder it would be if I was on tv
Wow, Dave! I just found this channel and you ALL rule! Wow. You know... We were spoiled in those days by world-class writing and TV that entertained! It really did! AND I remember you from your impressions and you were right; yours was the best EVER Popeye! Thanks for all the fun memories. Now I'm going to go back and watch all the episodes so far. All good wishes! P.S. I had SUCH a crush on Lori!
My favorite episode is the one where Joey and Jesse change Michelle's diaper for the first time. After putting the baby into a roasting pan Stephanie quips: "And how do you roast a turkey?"
Oh my god that was the most positive ending to a podcast show I had ever seen, simply beautiful thank you
Jodie and Andrea are some of the most likeable people. Love them.
I was born in 1970 and Evel Kenievel was an idol I had; but the Full House episodes were too contagious because of "Stephanie Tanner", Jodie's sweetness and comedy sass is what I liked the most. I am so glad I came accross this today - thanks - oh, and out of the Uncles I always liked Joey the most - I loved his "cut it out" jokes.
I been waiting to see Jodie! We have exactly the same birthday and year. 01/19/82. My favorite TV show of all time was full house growing up. I watched it every TGIF and even when I was on Tuesdays. I had a difficult childhood but Full House was my savor. So great seeing these interviews.
I grew up in St. Clair Shores also-still live here. So proud of you Dave!!
the table read at the end with the iconic music playing in the background nearly made me cry with nostalgia. I miss the days when full house was playing live 😢
I love you guys!!! You were my whole childhood and this podcast is the best!!
I started watching Full House in 93 when I was 3 years old. You can see by my screen name my name is Stephanie too and I just loved that there was a totally funny girl on that show and the characters name was Stephanie. Then Jodie and I went through addiction struggles at the same time. Jodie is a true and full inspiration. Thank you for getting me through those years where my parents were awful to me. I could always escape it with the Tanners. ❤
Dave. You know what you did to Alanis. 😂😂😂
This is the best. With all the negative coming out of all the other channels and shows. It's awesome to hear good feelings of a good memory from my childhood. Thanks.
That was an awesome show and Jodie was awesome in the role. To this day my wife and I still use her famous line when someone acts less than polite.. "How rude!" 🤣🤣
Here we goooo! The OG Cast members. The cutest kid on Full House in my humble was seasons 1 and 2 Stephanie. Now she’s a damn dime piece, baggage and all!!!! Meeeeeooowww!!! But I digress
From Full House to FULL BLOUSE!!! Haaaaaaaaaave Merrrrrcaaaay
I grew up watching Full House. It was my favorite show. It was my dad go to show besides famliy matters. The show always touched me. Its like yall know how to get a tear out. Im so glad i came across this podcast. Look forward to another. ❤
Stephanie was always my favorite. 🎉 her and Joey made the show so great and gibbler❤
Oh my goodness!! What era we are living in!! I’m from Peru, and I grew up watching Full House (tres por tres, that was the name of the show in Spanish) and I can’t believe that I’m watching them tell their stories about there, and kind of feeling them close. I remember admiring the show and wishing to be part of it, and now I’m so excited to see these videos! ❤ I always empathize with the character of Stephanie, because I was the “funny” of my family, so seeing this warms my heart! Thank you for these series!!! I was born in 84 😅
I just found your channel! I am so happy you have a channel on UA-cam!! my daughter and myself will continue to be watching. 🙂💕
Wow can’t believe how entertaining that was, didn’t think I’d make it through the 45 min but these two are so genuine - full house was truly something special ❤
I was born in 2000 so by the time I was four or five years old, I was watching the show regularly on the couch with my grandmother until she was ready for her naps and while she slept, I still watched full house and sister sister I felt as though I was a part of the family and You guys were not dysfunctional. It was like the perfect amount of chaos and nonsense. Nothing ever went overboard so you guys were like my perfect family and every single day. I came home from school. I would come home and watch ABC family. lol
When we first immigrate to USA we adapted to new life , language was something new also and I learned to speak English with this show ❤
One of my favorite episodes was when DJ's new car was impounded by that female police officer (played by Sharon Barr) and Stephanie tries to get her to laugh. I liked the episode where Stephanie finds out her schoolmate is being abused at home and the one episode where Stephanie forms a band (Girl Talk) and she accidentally knocks over the microphone while singing.
Full House WAS & still IS my favorite tv show. I can't thank you all enough for all the laughs through the years.
I always love the last segment! It always makes me cry! 😢
I just found this podcast!!! WTH lol Wish I found it sooner! I subscribed. I love watching/listening to podcasts on UA-cam, so thank you for posting here as well 😊
I like how there were pictures while you were describing the episode so cool
I watched this already but had to go back! Stephanie was probably my favorite to watch. Jodie I have a daughter that is almost 27 years old now, but she reminds me a lot of you in so many ways! She was very precocious, and I was always told she was. I kind of took it negative and then realized it was actually a huge compliment. She had great comical timing and loved making her own sitcoms since she was 7 years old, she would take my cheesy cell phone I had and was able to make movies or TV shows of her own. After we saw her doing this, we actually downloaded the Movie Maker for her she was a creator. She was reding and writing at age 2.5 -3 years old. She tested out at a Kindergarten level at age 3 and when she was done with preschool, she was ready for 1st grade. She was talking at 6 months saying single words and the actions to go with them and everything was early with her. My 2nd child struggles in academics but she can tell a story from the beginning to end she is now 11 years old. But she can be a narrator/storyteller at the same time being in Character and sometimes up to 3 Characters and not break Character and it is so much fun to watch.
Stephanie has always been my favorite character on Full and especially Fuller House. Stephanie driving the car through the kitchen (twice) has always been my favorite. Love the podcast and being able to hear from everyone again. I miss Full and Fuller House so much. Love you guys!
I loved Stephanie, she was my absolute favorite on the show. Both full house and fuller house. Jodie rocks
My dad was a Chrysler guy in Detroit as well. he was always at every single performance of mine, no smiles. No praise. When he passed there were my modeling photos in his wallet. His own quiet way was the best honor looking back on it. He was truly proud but reserved. Making him laugh was my driving point for my entire career.
For some reason I find a lot of child actors annoying trying to hard to be funny, or seemingly too grown for their age, to me Stephanie Tanner was one of the best child characters on TV She was naturally funny and had excellent comedic timing at such a young age. Such a big personality as well, she and Rudy Huxtable were my favorite child sitcom TV characters
She is my absolute favorite, and she is SOOOO beautiful! Years ago,her book on her addiction story, really helped me so much. I love you Jodie!!!❤👍
For the longest time, i actually thought that John wore a wig the whole first season. I learned from IMDB that John did have real long hair. He cut his hair before the episode where Jesse gets a job as an Elvis impersonator. So, when season two starts, they worked that into the show. On paper, it would be "why", but i like that it was exaggerated. Only on a show like Full House when a haircut lead to an accident.
I love this episode! Jodie’s laugh is contagious! Love her!❤ Great interview Dave!
I loved full House as a kid of course when this ran during the 90s I am Stephanie's age then So then later on it would come on after school my sisters and I would watch it while we ate ramen as an after school snack good memories!
This made my whole day! It was so lovely to see you both back on my screen!
As a kid, Stephanie was my favorite on the show for one reason that seems rather silly to look back on. The reason was in the opening credits she was standing with a stuff Odie (from Garfield) in the background.
What a great episode! Stephanie was the best character, such talent at such a young age.
Jodie's Beautiful With A Heart and that's why I fell in love with her during Season 4 of Full House. I was in 5th grade and Jodie was in 3rd grade back in 1990.
Love this! I had to google the Valerie episode. I think I remember seeing that one! It's funny that the same joke was done in Valerie as well as this "Cutting It Close" episode. That whole "yes he does", "no he doesn't", then the crying bit "yes he does" lol.
Dave, that’s similar to ‘Joey’s’ dad on “Full House”. That’s wonderful that you and your wife Melissa found those articles. At that moment and presently, you know your dad was proud of you. Here’s your fan hug, Dave. 🤗