Full House

I remember this show funny show back then during Friday nights! I think this is really an ideal family-oriented show. It's really produced to give good laughs to all of its viewers. The plot of this show is pretty realistic. I still can't believe that it's really been a while since this show was aired on TV and I also got a copy of this show at . The DVDs I received came from a decent company that produced this high quality DVDs. I was thankful that I finally have a copy of this show. For those who haven't seen the whole episodes yet go watch it again and I assure you that you'll probably cry while laughing. i gave full house a 10/10!

I own all eight seasons on DVD. What I love about this 90s sitcom was that it was about the characters facing problems people in the real world faced DJ wanting to lose weight to look just like the swim- suit models in magazines). Kimmy was HIL-ARIOUS! She never was invited, she would always barge in the Tanners' house like how Urkel wolud barge in the Winslows' house in "Family Matters". Michelle was adorable. I love Stephine's catchphrase "How rude!" I'm good at imitating that. This show was great! Oh, please. Cut. It. Out!

I tried watching this show a few years ago on cable, not sure what I used to like about it though. Seems very candy sugar coated. Maybe because i'm over the age of 12 now. If I had to pick sitcoms from the Full House era they would be Growing Pains, Cosby Show, Family Matters, and Fresh Prince.

I love this show. I can't seem to get enough of it. It is on Nickelodeon every night starting at 9:00-7:00 in the morning. I stay up until 10:30 watching it and get up at 5:30 to watch more of it. Full House i love you!!!!!!!!!!

Roseanne beats this show hands down! I hate fullhouse...

How do I watch this episode???

Even though it's been criticised for being to cheesy and predictable I can honestly say that Full House is the best family show I think ever to air. The cast were so appealing that you just find yourself falling in love with them instantly. The girls on the show Dj, Stephanie and Michelle were very funny and the guys were so talented in the scenes. I love watching the Olsen Twins growing up on TV I think that's such a unique Idea for America to see them take their first steps, words etc. and I think that they made it believable to me as that was actually happening. One of my favourite actors on the show is John Stamos as Uncle Jesse because he's so handsome and such a fantastic actor. I have all the seasons and watched every episode multiple times, highly recommended by me ! a show like this should stay in each generation and it will always be my number 1 .

Now I watch and it is pretty stupid but I still love this show.

full rock because it show lots of learning about life and someday i am going to full house house and it show about funny jokes and it show in the 1993 and 1992 the was it that much now that at 2012 and the house is big and the backyard is right bye keme and she donts it rell the doorbell

While Full House was a big part of my life since I was three and most of the time, I still love the show - enough to have bought the complete DVD series! - I have to say that the awesone parts were seriously counteracted by the child-centered plots. As a kid, I loved that a show had the guts to portray whole situations from a child's point of view, although when I tried getting away with anything D.J., Stephanie, or Michelle did, I ended up in "big trouble, mister." But the "child-centered" episodes I'm talking about are not the D.J. or Stephanie episodes; they're the Michelle ones. Not only was this odd-looking child a terrible actress, but every single episode focused on the youngest, most-annoying Tanner child. (Nicky and Alex are Katsopolises and therefore don't count.) But literally, you can't go two minutes in any of these episodes without seeing or hearing from or even about Michelle. To highlight just a few of the things that bugged me, in the episode "Shape Up," Michelle decides she's not a little girl as much as she is a total pig and decides to sit her fat arse in the middle of the dining table with her head on a platter of cake samples Uncle Jesse brought home to help determine which flavor to have his wedding cake made of. She literally uses her bare hands to shovel whole mouthfuls into her face, her head horizontal with the top of the table. When I saw this, I almost threw my remote at the TV; that's how annoyed I got when I saw Michelle on all fours like the animal she is and her whole family, standing around laughing like she's just so cute - she's not, by the way. In "The Last Dance," Michelle insults her great-uncle (Papouli, whatever relation he is to the child-animal everyone so adores) repeatedly and only shows him any leniency for his age when he agrees to do something for her. Despite being about seven or eight, her acting hasn't improved. She hears the news that Papouli has died and sort of deadpans all of her lines, with zero expression at all. To be honest, seeing D.J., Stephanie, Uncle Jesse, and the others coping with real tears in their eyes and expressions that indicate real, genuine grief (impressing!) brought tears to my eyes, too - only in part because my father just died and I'm an emotional bundle of "don't mess with me," but this scene is truly a touching one, not at all cheesy or overdone. Very much the opposite where Michelle's concerned.



Full House is an amazing series, despite Michelle. The family values are reflected in every episode, though Michelle was always a brat because unlike in a real family, absolutely nobody punished this girl. Still, the family's abilities to talk through every problem and the show's courage to portray real-life situations, such as death and eating disorders, dealt with by children and adults alike, make it a wonderful addition to your shelf - especially for those of us with fond memories from the long-ago days when this show was still on TV! The show focuses a lot on issues that are a bit exaggerated (as an example, all four adults in the house have jobs with a showbiz theme - TV host, musician, comedian, adertising, etc.) but also on nice, simple issues that nearly everyone ought to be able to relate to - sibling rivalry, fighting with friends, fighting with family, body image, peer pressure, and romance - as well as having a large family and not much privacy.



I rate this show an 8 because while the show touched on serious subjects and 8/9 actors/actresses were awesome and the jokes were (unless they came out of Joey's or Michelle's mouth(s)) actually funny, and many of the situations were relatable and interesting, the brat-centered episodes and lazy attempt at a finale (the show deserved better) truly took away from it. Fortunately, nostalgia is on this show's side in my case.

I first started watching Full House back in 2003 or 2004, when it used to air every night on nick at nite. Back then my friends and I loved it, and we would always come home from school and watch it on ABC family at 4:00...good times. It started airing on Nick at Nite again recently, and I've started watching it again. My opinion on it hasn't changed, I still love the show. A lot of people think it's bad because it's "corny" or "old." What do you expect? It was made so long ago, plus it's more family oriented than most sitcoms on TV today. I happent o love the classics, so this show will always be a favorite of mine. It has more morals and lessons than most sitcoms today. Danny's kids were actually good kids who studied and wanted to do something with their lives. Jesse and Joey were pretty good guardians too. Kimmy Gibler was annoying af and disrespectful as hell to Danny, but she was pretty funny. DJ kind of got annoying as well..but, I still liked her. Overall, the characters for the most part are really likeable characters. Not the mention Uncle Jesse is hot, lol.

Some things I don't like about it:

-How Kimmy had the audacity to disrespect Mr. Tanner in his own house most of the time, and how she would just barge into the house with no warning and invite herself to any event the Tanners were having. I know her and DJ were best friends, but I mean, come on. There has to be some respect involved..



-How Jeese and Becky raised their children. I mean, what the hell, they go into Michelle's room and destroy her science project, and THEN she has to forgive them right on the spot? I mean, I know they were little kids and all, but come on, you're kidding right? And also how they wrecked havoc in a restaurant and called Jeese "mean daddy" Seriously, I kinda think Jesse and Becky needed to get their act together a little more with their kids..



That's basically it...someties DJ acted like a brat and all with her Dad, like the time he read her diary and found out about her "megs crisis" and she basically ditched him at the bowling alley and flipped her shit when she found out Danny read her diary and started saying all this crap to him...really disrespectful...but for the most part she seemed like a good kid..



Overall, I loved this show. I thought It tought a lot of morals and life lessons TV would never be the same without it.

best show ever ! hands down bitchhesz

One of the best shows ever! Loved it 20+ years ago and still love it!!

Just imagine this: Flicking on your T.V. and finding this 90's sitcom about the average American family, so you're like, "Okay, it's probably not that bad." Well if the show your talking about is Full House, don't even bother. Yep, it's once again another family sitcom. But it is a horrible one. First of all, it's one of the cheesiest and corniest shows ever. With the dumb, annoying neat freak, Danny; the Elvis impersonator Jesse; the childish and extremely annoying comedian Joey; and the three wierd and also annoying children but the youngest one steals all the jokes and everybody laughs at her jokes because she's "soooooooooooooooooo cute" Please don't make me barf! Oh, and I forgot that almost every episode ends with wise Danny or some one else giving their incredibly profound pep talk and ending with a hug and the laugh track people's cue,"AWWWWWW!!!!!!!" Please stay away from this show!!!!!!1

I remember watching this show when I was just a toddler -- I LOVED IT & I still do. I would watch it on Nick @ Nite but they took it off so I bought the complete series....This wonderful show never gets old. I love everything about it. The characters, especially D.J., eventhough some of the episodes are sappy and corny --- I LOVE THEM!

I REALLY miss this show! I really wish they would bring it back. I stumbled upon Full House when I was about 10-years-old and I have loved it ever since. My favorite character would have to be Joey because he is just really funny and keeps the show alive still today. Like his "Cut it out" joke with the hand movements. That will always be remembered as something great. The show was just awesome! I have all eights seasons on DVD, so I can always watch them any time I feel like it! This was just an awesome show and I'm sure people will remember it for a very, very, very, very, very long time!

full house is the most funniest thing you'll ever see , sadly in england i can't watch it but i watch it on youtube mark my words xx

I love to watch this show and it's very enjoyable. I honestly don't see how people don't like this show. It makes me laugh so hard and I've seen pretty much every single episode of this show. People, if you're complaining about this show being bad then you are dead wrong because it was meant to be a family show. It's not just for teenagers, it's not just for adults, it's for everyone of all ages. My brother introduced this show to me 8 years ago. He watched it and he thought that it was absolutely hilarious (at least back then). He doesn't like it too much anymore but I'm glad that my brother introduced it to me because this show still makes me laugh hard to that very day. My brother thinks that "Full House" is an alright shiow now that he is older, this show still makes him laugh sometimes but not much as it used to from when we were little. All of the characters in this show were absolutely likeable. Stephanie was kind of annoying to me when she was young but when she got older in the later episodes, she doesn't annoy me anymore and she grew up to be a beautiful girl. Kimmy is probably the most annoying characters in this show though but it's hilarious how everyone complains everytime they see Kimmy because she annoys the heck out of them (as for me). Michelle is a cute little girl and I've always liked her "You got it dude" line no matter how many times she uses it. DJ is also a good character and think that she is beautiful. We also have more characters like Danny, Jesse, Joey, and Rebecca. My absolute favorite character in this show is by far Joey. Joey just makes me laugh so hard so whenever he makes his impressions. Overall, I love "Full House" and it's a wonderful family comedy show to watch so don't complain about this show being bad because it's meant to be for the whole family. 9.5/10

when i was a kid i didn't really know what good shows were i used think that this is the best show ever but then as years went i was flipping through channals and stopped at this show and i couldn't believe how ridicoulous and cheesy this show is. whats so stupid is that its always the same routine one of the girls gets upset storms upstairs and either danny, jesse , or joey goes upstairs and talks to them and problem is solved within seconds and then it ends with a hug and sappy music. i hate this show for making me think as a kid that problems could be solved within seconds. this show is just too predictable and i cant believe that it even lasted 8 seasons. i think that it got worse every season.

The first sitcom I ever watched.

It's always a happy ending with lovely characters but also very humorous and that's what I really, really love about this show.

I love Danny, the neat freak. I love Joey, the funny laidback person. I love Jessy, the married Uncle with exceptionally great hair. I love Michelle, she is spoiled and just a talented young actress. I love Stephanie. She is overlooked because she's shy, but she always cracks me up with her "How Rude" line. I love how they go on family adventures and how their are multiple personalities in one big house. From music videos, to growing up, this is THE perfect Family classic show to see. Live on!

This show is kinda good, kinda not. I think the people who like this show are children, or those who watched it growing up and still like {nostalgia purposes}. But to me this show isn't that good, and neither are the plots. The show isn't very funny IMO. A lot of episodes are too dramatic, which isn't bad, but none of them interest me a whole lot. The acting, especially for say Michelle, is pretty bad. Of course, she is the baby, but she isn't that good, she's better in movies and stuff now.





Overall grade for the series- C, which to me, is about average.

I grew up watching this show & recently have been watching the season sets again for old times sake- I noticed two things changed- uncle Jesse has a different mom in season 2 & his last name is different. Why is that?

This show is okay, but it can get good at times and I do watch this so occasionally. So it is worth watching I guess, but it can get cheesy from time to time. Although with all of this being said this show does put a smile on my face and makes me calm and ready to take on the day. So I do enjoy this show from time to time. With that said this show is worth a shot.

This show is great!!! I love it sooo much. This show was my childhood. Cute and funny. I can't say it enough! Jesse was cool. Michelle and Stephanie were cute. DJ and Danny were funny. I loved Nickyy and Alex. Joey and Kimmy were some of the greatet chracters from any show. EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is my favorite TV show of all time. Danny Tanner (Saget)- The clean obsessed dad, he is a former sportscaster but now a talk show host. He always knows exactly how to parent his kids, but sometimes has trouble letting them grow up.





Joey Gladstone (Coulier)- Danny's best friend, he's a young comedian who is a great impressionist. He worked with Jesse in an advertising company, but later got a role on his own TV show.





Jesse Katsopolis (Stamos)- Danny's brother-in-law, he has great hair and is proud of it. He is a rising musician who even gets his own record deal. The kids all love him because he's so nice and funny to them, and because he loves kids.





DJ Tanner (Cameron-Bure)- The oldest Tanner girl, she gets into trouble sometimes and always tries to get out of it on her own, which leads to more trouble.





Stephanie Tanner (Sweetin)- My favorite character, she is the middle child. She never seems to get her way, but she is adorable and soooo cute. She has a catchphrase of "How Rude!" whenever someone says something kind of mean about her.





Michelle Tanner (Olsen)- The youngest Tanner girl, she is always "babied" by Danny. She is very troublesome and has a lot of cute lines that everyone loves.





That's about the cast. This show is really great, I wish there were more like it. TV needs some family comedies with good lessons and a bit of drama like Full House.





Overral, I rank it an A+, my favorite show and my sister's too.

I've seen this show before on Nick at Nite (when it used to air every night on there) and ABC Family, and while I think it's honestly decent, it's pretty much boring. I understand how alot of people would like this due to noglosta (blah) of the time period, but honestly it's not funny. It's kind of like animated comedy: some of the episodes intrest you because they're original, other's bore you to death because you've seen them a billion times. I think it was good for it's time, but it doesn't stand up so well in today's era. 5.5/10 F+

First of all I'd like to say that I seem to have a totally different opinion about Full House than most other people and so also different reasons for liking it. I think it's a great show and the main problem with it seems to be that it's mainly known nowadays for being "corny". Aside from the fact that the main alternative would be shows with unnecessary violence or other things that some people like to see on TV for some reason, the show is having simply great family storylines that often attempt to teach some sort of lesson and I can't really see where's the harm in that. Of course it might seem corny if you're already biased against family shows, but then I don't really understand why you would be watching it in the first place. The only thing that sort of annoyed me about that was that the only time when the show used background music were those episode endings. That sort of emphasized it, I guess.





Now to the actual show. The main reason I think I have a different view to it is the fact that I discovered it quite recently. Although I caught some episodes in 2005 (which itself was already 10 years after the show ended), it was only because I decided to check it out because of Mary-Kate and Ashley as I was (and sort of still am) a fan of their acting, but I didn't really pay attention to Full House back then. I started to watch it again in fall 2009 with more focus on the show in general (as opposed to viewing it as just another one of the Olsens' projects) and I discovered that it has lots of different aspects that I have never seen in any other show.





The main thing that amazes me about Full House is that it, at least in my opinion, stayed consistently good and on the same level in all of its 8 season run and sort of adapted when the kids got older. Most other shows that I like have (at least to some degree) become worse in later seasons and most of them have very few seasons, unlike this one. Also the jokes for the most part were really funny, I think the show had sort of its own specific sense of humor and also a lot of running gags which I tend to like. All the child actors were exceptional and fit their parts perfectly, I especially liked Jodie Sweetin's performance as Stephanie. And it's also interesting to see a that a lot of producers and writers who I already know from several newer projects were involved with this show.





So, it's definitely one of my favorite shows. It has lots of qualities that people tend to overlook and in general I think it's a great family show.

This has to be one of the worst sitcoms that I have ever seen in my life. In fact, I don't even know why this is called a sitcom. It wasn't even funny. Every episode was like this: One of the girls does something bad, the dad has a talk with the girl, this awful sappy music plays, the dad says that he loves the girl anyways and then he gives her a hug and the audience goes "Aww!". Come on, where is the comedy in that? I watch sitcoms to laugh, not to be preached at. If this show was around nowadays, it probably wouldn't even last a whole season. Not to mention, the acting was horrible, the writing was juvenile and the plots were pretty much the same in every episode. Quite frankly, if you seen one episode, you have seen them all. If you are under 12, you might like this show. Other than that, avoid this like the plague.

Okay, so a majority of the jokes on the show are bad, (At least from the later seasons.)but it's still a very decent show. One thing I like about Full House is some of the situations the characters place themselves into. Like the one where Stephenie drove Joey's car from the backyard into the kitchen. How epic was that? One of my all-time favorite episodes is where D.J has been accused of drinking beer, which she didn't and everybody thought she did. This and the other episode I just mentioned both came from the same season. Now, everybody may like Michelle Tanner, but I don't. The reason is because she really annoys me. I know others that feel the same way about her. What can I say? Everyone's entitled to their opinion. If you don't agree with it, I'm sorry you feel that way, but that's just me. But one of the things I do like about Full House is that everyone, including the viewers learns a valuable lesson. Overall, Full House is an average sitcom that a lot a people will like if they just give it a chance.