AutumnColorsღ

AutumnColorsღ

I this show! I couldnt believe there wasnt a thread for it.

~Unfaithful~

I know, there should have been one! It was the ideal 80's show! It was the core TGIF moment that I stayed glued to the TV for! (It was because I thought Uncle Jesse was hot) but still! It was a good show.

-Kelly-

There's a thread at the tv board

I'll join this 1 too.

AutumnColorsღ

I hope you do, Kelly

~Unfaithful~ Yep Jesse was hot, and the actor is has it going on.

-Kelly-

Are we allowed to talk about the 90's seasons? FH started in late 80's

AutumnColorsღ

Sure, we talk about the old and recent seasons on the Roseanne thread, so it should be fine talking about it here as well.

Do you own any of the seasons on DVD?

-Kelly-

Cool, thanks

I have season 1 and 2, I'm waiting on season 3

AutumnColorsღ

I almost bought season one but my mom said I should wait until my birthday comes since isnt until September. I dont know if I can wait any longer for it

-Kelly-

I couldn't wait

from the FH thread at the tv board.

Series Description:
The Full House TV show was a situation comedy series about a man who must raise his three little daughters alone after his wife was killed by a drunk driver. In order to provide his girls with more love and attention, he has his comedian best friend and rock musician brother-in-law to move in with them. As the series continues, the brother-in-law marries and has two children (twins) of his own making the household literally a "Full House" with nine persons and a pet dog all living together by the final season.

Cast:
Bob Saget ............................. Daniel "Danny" Tanner
Dave Coulier .......................... Joeseph "Joey" Gladstone
John Stamos ........................... Jesse (Cochran) Katsopolis
Candace Cameron ....................... Donna Jo "D.J." Tanner
Jodie Sweetin ......................... Stephanie "Steph" Judith Tanner
Mary-Kate Olsen / Ashley Olsen ........ Michelle Tanner
Lori Loughlin ......................... Rebecca "Becky" Donaldson
Andrea Barber ......................... Kimmy "Kimmy" Gibler
Kevin Renteria ........................ Alexander "Alex" Katsopolis #1 (1991-1992)
Dylan Tuomy-Wilhoit ................... Alexander "Alex" Katsopolis #2 (1992-1995)
Daniel Renteria ....................... Nicholas "Nicky" Katsopolis #1 (1991-1992)
Blake Tuomy-Wilhoit ................... Nicholas "Nicky" Katsopolis #2 (1992-1995)
Scott Weinger ......................... Steven "Steve" Hale (1993-1995)



Theme Song Lyrics
Title: "Everywhere You Look"
By: "Jesse Frederick"

What ever happened to predictibility?
The milkman, the paperboy, evening TV.
Everywhere you look , everywhere you go (there's a heart).
There's a heart
A hand to hold onto.
Everywhere you look , everywhere you go.
There's a face
Of somebody who needs you.
Eveywhere you look,
When you're lost out there and you're all alone,
A light is waiting to carry you home,
Everywhere you look.
Everywhere you look.

Trivia:
Full House was originally supposed to be titled, "House of Comics". The plot was to have been about three single comedians living under one roof and the storylines would have been more adult in nature. The producers decided that they wanted the show to be more family-oriented, however, so the show added the girls and changed the main character's from swinging single guys to a dad, his friend, and uncle Jesse.

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen appeared in many projects together including two other popular TV series, "Two of a Kind" and "So Little Time". They shared the role of Michelle Tanner on Full House due to laws about how much time small children can work in a week. They got the role partly because they were the only twins that didn't cry during the audition. The producers did not want audiences to realize that Michelle Tanner was played by two children so they listed them in the credits as "Mary-Kate Ashley Olsen" until the final season where they finally got separate billing. By the age of six, they were noticeably becoming different in appearance and the network wanted to choose just one (Mary-Kate) to continue in the role. John Stamos objected, however, and they both stayed on as the stars of Full House. Actually, the twins could be told apart from birth. If you look closely, you can see that Ashley had a freckle above her lip.

Bob Saget appeared on "The Dating Game" in 1979 as one of three bachelor contestants and the bachelorette chose him!

Michelle, Nicky, and Alex all had the same birthday! Apparently, you either like Bob's comedy ... or you don't! Critics have often referred to him as "The Best Comedian Ever" and others have called him "The Worst Comedian Ever". You can't please everyone!

During the first season, John Stamos' character's last name was Cochran. It was changed to Katsopolis in the second season to pay homage to John's Greek ancestry. (His ancestral last name was "Stamotopoulos" but his grandparents shortened it to Stamos when they came to the U.S.) Originally, John's character's first name was to have been "Adam". John said he liked Jesse better and the producers agreed.

The new network "The WB" actually wanted to buy Full House from ABC and run it for a ninth season to help draw audiences to their line-up with an established series. John Stamos did not like the idea of being dropped by a major network and moving to an unproven one so he announced that he would not sign with the WB for another season. Candace Cameron then announced that she was going to college and wasn't interested either. After that, the other cast members and writers all turned down the offer too.

Lori Loughlin was originally only hired to do a six-episode series on Full House where she would be Danny's co-host and then go out on one date with him. After much thought, they would have both agree to keep their relationship on a professional level and Lori would have gone on to other roles. Audiences liked her character so much that they decided to make her Jesse's love interest and, well, the rest is history! By the way, John Stamos (Jesse) and Lori did date for a while in real life!

Dave Coulier's last name is pronounced "Cool-Yay". He is a member of the Celebrity All-Stars hockey squad and his teammates include Richard Dean Anderson ("MacGyver" / "Stargate SG1"), Michael J. Fox ("Family Ties" / "Spin City"), Michael Keaton, Matthew Perry ("Friends"), Jason Priestly ("Beverly Hills 90210"), and Alan Thicke ("Growing Pains"). Dave also does a lot of voiceover work. He began doing numerous miscellaneous voices on Hanna-Barbera's "Scooby and Scrappy-Doo" and the re-syndicated version of "The Jetsons". He portrayed "Animal", "Dr. Bunsen Honeydew", Bean Bunny, Waldorf, and Statler on the series, "Muppet Babies". Dave also did the voice of "Peter Venkman" on "The Real Ghost Busters" (the character that Bill Murray played in the movies).

The Entire First Season!
Get all 22 episodes plus the pilot episode that did not originally air with John Posey playing the role of Danny Tanner rather than Bob Saget! And there are more bonus features including commentary tracks, a trivia track

Episodes List With Original Air DatesThe First Season

1... Our Very First Show (9/22/1987)
2... Our Very First Night (9/25/1987)
3... The First Day Of School (10/2/1987)
4... The Return Of Grandma (10/9/1987)
5... Sea Cruise (10/16/1987)
6... Daddy's Home (10/23/1987)
7... Knock Yourself Out (10/30/1987)
8... Jesse's Girl (11/6/1987)
9... The Miracle Of Thanksgiving (11/20/1987)
10. Joey's Place (12/4/1987)
11. The Big Three-O (12/11/1987)
12. Our Very First Promo (12/18/1987)
13. Sister Love (1/8/1988)
14. Half A Love Story (1/15/1988)
15. A Pox In Our House (1/29/1988)
16. But Seriously Folks (2/5/1988)
17. Danny's Very First Date (2/12/1988)
18. Just One Of The Guys (3/4/1988)
19. The Seven-Month Itch - Part 1 (3/11/1988)
20. The Seven-Month Itch - Part 2 (3/18/1988)
21. Mad Money (4/29/1988)
22. D.J. Tanners's Day Off (5/6/1988)

The Second Season
23. Cutting It Close (10/14/1988)
24. Tanner vs. Gibbler (10/21/1988)
25. It's Not My Job (10/28/1988)
26. D.J.'s Very First Horse (11/4/1988)
27. Jingle Hell (11/11/1988)
28. Beach Boy Bingo (11/18/1988)
29. Joey Gets Tough (11/25/1988)
30. Triple Date (12/9/1988)
31. Our Very First Christmas Show (12/16/1988)
32. Middle Age Crazy (1/6/1989)
33. A Little Romance (1/13/1989)
34. Fogged In (1/20/1989)
35. Working Mothers (2/3/1989)
36. Little Shop Of Sweaters (2/10/1989)
37. Pal Joey (2/17/1989)
38. Baby Love (2/24/1989)
39. El Problema Grande De D.J. (3/10/1989)
40. Goodbye, Mr. Bear (3/24/1989)
41. Blast From The Past (4/7/1989)
42. I'm There For You, Babe (4/14/1989)
43. Luck Be A Lady - Part 1 (4/28/1989)
44. Luck Be A Lady - Part 2 (5/5/1989)

The Third Season
45. Tanner's Island (9/22/1989)
46. Back To School Blues (9/29/1989)
47. Breaking Up Is Hard To Do (In 22 Minutes) (10/6/1989)
48. Nerd For A Day (10/13/1989)
49. Granny Tanny (10/20/1989)
50. Star Search (11/3/1989)
51. And They Call It Puppy Love (11/10/1989)
52. Divorce Court (11/17/1989)
53. Dr. Dare Rides Again (11/24/1989)
54. The Greatest Birthday On Earth (12/1/1989)
55. Aftershocks (12/8/1989)
56. Joey & Stacy And ... Oh, Yeah, Jesse (12/15/1989)
57. No More Mr. Dumb Guy (1/5/1990)
58. Misadventures In Baby-Sitting (1/12/1990)
59. Lust In The Dust (1/26/1990)
60. Bye, Bye Birdie (2/2/1990)
61. 13 Candles (2/9/1990)
62. Mr. Egghead (2/16/1990)
63. Those Better Not Be The Days (2/23/1990)
64. Honey, I Broke The House (3/9/1990)
65. Just Say No Way (3/30/1990)
66. Three Men And Another Baby (4/13/1990)
67. Fraternity Reunion (4/27/1990)
68. Our Very First Telethon (5/4/1990)

The Fourth Season
69. Greek Week (9/21/1990)
70. Crimes And Michelle's Demeanor (9/28/1990)
71. The I.Q. Man (10/5/1990)
72. Slumber Party (10/12/1990)
73. Good News, Bad News (10/19/1990)
74. A Pinch For A Pinch (10/26/1990)
75. Viva Las Joey (11/2/1990)
76. Shape Up (11/9/1990)
77. One Last Kiss (11/16/1990)
78. Terror In Tanner Town (11/23/1990)
79. Secret Admirer (12/7/1990)
80. Danny In Charge (12/14/1990)
81. Happy New Year (12/28/1990)
82. Working Girl (1/4/1991)
83. Ol' Brown Eyes (1/11/1991)
84. Stephanie Gets Framed (1/25/1991)
85. A Fish Called Martin (2/1/1991)
86. The Wedding - Part 1 (2/8/1991)
87. The Wedding - Part 2 (2/15/1991)
88. Fuller House (2/22/1991)
89. The Hole-In-The-Wall Gang (3/1/1991)
90. Stephanie Plays The Field (3/8/1991)
91. Joey Goes Hollywood (3/29/1991)
92. Girls Just Wanna Have Fun (4/1/1991)
93. The Graduates (4/26/1991)
94. Rock The Cradle (5/3/1991)

The Fifth Season
95. Double Trouble (9/17/1991)
96. Matchmaker Michelle (9/24/1991)
97. Take My Sister, Please (10/1/1991)
98. Oh Where, Oh Where Has My Little Girl Gone? (10/8/1991)
99. The King And I (10/15/1991)
100. The Legend Of Ranger Joe (10/22/1991)
101. The Volunteer (10/29/1991)
102. Gotta Dance (11/5/1991)
103. Happy Birthday, Babies (11/12/1991)
104. Nicky And/Or Alexander (11/19/1991)
105. Bachelor Of The Month (11/26/1991)
106. Easy Rider (12/3/1991)
107. Sisters In Crime (12/17/1991)
108. Play It Again, Jess (1/7/1992)
109. Crushed (1/14/1992)
110. Spellbound (1/28/1992)
111. Too Much Monkey Business (2/11/1992)
112. The Devil Made Me Do It (2/18/1992)
113. Driving Miss D.J. (2/25/1992)
114. Yours, Mine And Ours (3/3/1992)
115. Trouble With Danny (3/17/1992)
116. Five's A Crowd (3/31/1992)
117. Girls Will Be Boys (4/28/1992)
118. Captain Video - Part 1 (5/5/1992)
119. Captain Video - Part 2 (5/12/1992)

The Sixth Season
120. Come Fly With Me (9/22/1992)
121. The Long Goodbye (9/29/1992)
122. Road To Tokyo (10/6/1992)
123. Radio Days (10/13/1992)
124. Lovers And Other Tanners (10/20/1992)
125. Educating Jesse (10/27/1992)
126. Trouble In Twin Town (11/10/1992)
127. The Play's The Thing (11/17/1992)
128. Nice Guys Finish First (11/24/1992)
129. I'm Not D.J. (12/1/1992)
130. Desiging Mothers (12/8/1992)
131. A Very Tanner Christmas (12/15/1992)
132. The Dating Game (1/5/1993)
133. Birthday Blues (1/19/1993)
134. Be True To Your Pre-School (1/26/1993)
135. The Heartbreak Kid (2/9/1993)
136. Silence Is Not Golden (2/16/1993)
137. Please Don't Touch The Dinosaur (2/23/1993)
138. Subterranean Graduation Blues (3/2/1993)
139. Grand Gift Auto (3/16/1993)
140. Room For One More (4/6/1993)
141. Prom Night (5/4/1993)
142. The House Meets The Mouse - Part 1 (5/11/1993)
143. The House Meets The Mouse - Part 2 (5/18/1993)

The Seventh Season
144. It Was A Dark And Stormy Night (9/14/1993)
145. The Apartment (9/21/1993)
146. Wrong-Way Tanner (9/28/1993)
147. Tough Love (10/5/1993)
148. Fast Friends (10/12/1993)
149. Smash Club: The Next Generation (10/19/1993)
150. High Anxiety (10/26/1993)
151. Another Opening, Another No Show (11/2/1993)
152. The Day Of The Rhino (11/9/1993)
153. The Prying Game (11/16/1993)
154. The Bicycle Thief (11/23/1993)
155. Support Your Local Parents (11/30/1993)
156. The Perfect Couple (12/14/1993)
157. Is It True About Stephanie? (1/4/1994)
158. The Test (1/11/1994)
159. Joey's Funny Valentine (1/25/1994)
160. The Last Dance (2/8/1994)
161. Kissing Cousins (2/15/1994)
162. Love On The Rocks (3/1/1994)
163. Michelle A La Cart (3/15/1994)
164. Be Your Own Best Friend (4/5/1994)
165. A Date With Fate (5/3/1994)
166. Too Little Richard Too Late (5/10/1994)
167. A House Divided (5/17/1994)

The Eighth Season
168. Comet's Excellent Adventure (9/27/1994)
169. Breaking Away (10/4/1994)
170. Making Out Is Hard To Do (10/11/1994)
171. I've Got A Secret (10/18/1994)
172. To Joey, With Love (10/25/1994)
173. You Pet It, You Bought It (11/1/1994)
174. On The Road Again (11/8/1994)
175. Claire And Present Danger (11/22/1994)
176. Stephanie's Wild Ride (11/29/1994)
177. Arrest Ye Merry Gentlemen (12/13/1994)
178. D.J.'s Choice (1/3/1995)
179. The Producer (1/10/1995)
180. Super Bowl Fun Day (1/25/1995)
181. My Left And Right Foot (1/31/1995)
182. Air Jesse (2/7/1995)
183. Dateless In San Francisco (2/14/1995)
184. We Got The Beat (2/21/1995)
185. Taking The Plunge (2/28/1995)
186. Up On The Roof (3/14/1995)
187. Leap Of Faith (3/21/1995)
188. All Stood Up (4/4/1995)
189. Michelle Rides Again (5/23/1995)


I have great news, season 4 is coming on dvd

http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/newsitem.cfm?NewsID=5502

edited - icons.


Rest

Marilyn_19032002

I love this show! I watch it everytime it's on!

AutumnColorsღ

Oh wow thanks for all that, and the icons are so cute!

-Kelly-

Thanks Jenny

Laura, it's never on for me, I don't have paytv *sighs* so the dvds are a must

edited - Jodie got a job

Jodie Sweetin spent her formative years on the tube as the middle sister in "Full House." When it ended, she went through some tough times and eventually slid into a crystal-meth addiction. But for 15 months now, the 24-year-old has been sober and looking for work. Which she found as host for the Fuse channel cable show "Pants-Off Dance-Off." And yes, it's exactly what you think it is. Seeing that sweet little kid hosting something such as this just galls me. The only thing worse would be if Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen grew up to be skeletal, chain-smoking, college-student party animals. Oops.
http://www.cleveland.com/entertainme...350.xml&coll=2

June 7, 2006 -- FORMER "Full House" child star and crystal meth addict Jodie Sweetin is getting back to work. Sweetin has signed on to host the strip-tastic new show on Fuse, "Pants-Off Dance-Off." The show, taped at Fuse music TV's Midtown studio, features people of all ages taking off their clothes to their favorite music videos. No word yet if Sweetin plans to doff her duds, but Fuse says it hopes she will use her connections to get her former little TV sisters - Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen - to join in the freaky fun.

Marilyn_19032002

oh kelly that's why god made DVD!

That's cool that jody is cleaning up her life when I heard about that I was in shock I know it runied her marriage. That's cool that she;s getting back to work espcailly with mary kate and ashley.

-Kelly-

That's true

Yeah I opened up a Jodie thread in my sig