I grew up watching Full House in syndication so I'm used to the shortened theme song. Whenever I watch an episode with the full opening it just sounds so weird to me lol. I'm so used to the shorter version that hearing all those extra lyrics throws me off.

I know the longer version is the original but the syndicated one is so ingrained in my head that the full version just sounds wrong to me lol. I can't be the only one.

Oh Joey ... Joey, "Joey's Funny Valentine." We meet his new comedian girlfriend Roxy, as she bombs with the family. Between a mischievous macaw, an awkward comedy set and the Tanners' trademark overreactions, this episode is well ... you'll have to tune in to see where we rate this one. 

I was searching for it on my tv now it's on the Apple TV app

that's the only thing I have on my TV is tubi I have no Netflix on my TV

Love how she talks about Bob there's another part to this IV too where she says that her taste in music is influenced by what Bob used to listen to and how she became a fan of Counting Crows.

This means a lot to me, since it was taken off Netflix in Canada years ago. My sister just told me today and we are watching now. Hoping others here who haven't been able to watch it (like outside of USA) can watch now?

I get that John Stamos cut his hair between seasons and they needed to explain Jesse's new look, but did they really have to make Stephanie responsible for it?

This is probably my least favorite episode of the entire show. Stephanie was six years old and accidentally cut his hair while playing beauty parlor. Jesse's reaction was ridiculous, especially when she started blaming herself for his motorcycle accident and broken arms.

What bothers me even more is that Danny doesn't really tell Jesse off for how he's treating his daughter. Stephanie literally starts punishing herself because she thinks she's a terrible person, and somehow we're supposed to find this funny?

And I can't help thinking that if Michelle had done the exact same thing in the later seasons when she was Stephanie's age, Jesse would've never reacted this way. He probably would've laughed it off and called her his little munchkin.

I know Jesse eventually apologizes, but it feels like the only reason he does is because the show needs to establish its new status quo with his shorter hair while returning everything else to the old one. Jesse gets his new look, Stephanie forgives him, and everything goes back to normal like nothing happened.

I still think the writers went way too far with how Stephanie was treated in this episode. The apology doesn't really make up for how awful Jesse was to a six-year-old over an accident.

I see this coming up a lot here, acting like Kimmy was abused by the Tanner elders.

All I ever saw it as was banter between an eccentric neighbor and the family next door. They shot jabs back at her but most often she made the first jab at them, and I never saw either side as malicious but more banter on the playful side.

Am I missing something? What exactly was so cruel in the way they interacted with her?

He was an awesome actor and had added a specific attitude to the character. Why didn't his character reach the audience as much as Michelle did?

I wanted to have my next birthday party based on the episode: Beach Boy Bingo! I was wondering if any Full House fans here would have any good ideas for how to create a birthday party based on this episode, thanks for reading!

This has bugged me since I first watched this episode as a kid and still drives me nuts.

In the infamous disney world episode "House Meets the Mouse," Michelle is crowned princess for a day and granted 3 wishes by a genie. The issue is that this makes NO sense whatsoever.

Luckily the things Michelle wishes for all happen to be things that Disney employees could actually grant. It still makes no sense for them to grant these things to a random child (skipping all the lines would piss off every other kid in the park) but within the reality of this show they don't feel particularly out of place.

But the employees don't, like, explain to Michelle any limitations on her wishes. Her first instinct is to wish for world peace, what would they have done if she HAD wished for that? What if her wish was for a pet pony? Or her mom to come back to life?

I know it's a sitcom and it doesn't have to be realistic but this moment really stands out to me as making zero sense whatsoever.

I don’t get it. Kimmy is very likable and seems to be good for DJ. Maybe it’s just me but I have never found Kimmy to be annoying.

Who is this random kid ? I hate this rusty kid who made Danny slip into mud .

I HATE how that dude doesn't get called out or face consequences of any kind for intentionally trying to sabotage his Daughter's wedding.

He literally tries to manipulate Jesse into calling off the wedding by making it out that he's gonna end up throwing away everything about himself because of his new responsibilities as a husband and family man.

And the kicker is that Mr Donaldson thinks Jesse is nothing but a Punk, and thinks he's not good enough for his daughter, so he believes this little conversation they have will drive him away. He outright says "If you have any doubts, you better not walk down that aisle tomorrow." Then had the biggest shit-eating grin telling him to sleep tight.

Jesse didn't have any doubts and wouldn't have, if this asswipe just kept his mouth shut and accepted that this was the man his daughter loved and should be happy that she's happy.

Of course it backfires, and leads to Jesse pulling the insane skydiving stunt, but as far as everyone knew for a moment it seemed like Jesse left Becky at the altar, which is exactly what this guy was hoping.

But the WORST part is that at no point is there any moment where Becky tells him off for it, or even asks what the hell he said to him. Especially considering that he almost ruined the whole wedding.

I’m all for wanting money back that you loaned to a friend, but at this point it had been eleven years.

And considering Joey moved into Danny’s house to help him raise his three daughters after Pam died, I feel like that should’ve been more than enough to call the loan even

Hello all,

Last week, Candace Bure shared that she became a grandma earlier than anticipated because her oldest son’s wife delivered their baby early. Bond is the name of that child. Today I learned that Natasha Bure and her husband, Bradley Steven Perry welcomed their baby, Winnie. Winnie is a girl. So, I hope that Bond and Winnie enjoy one another and will grow up together as two cousins in a pod. Congrats to the Bure, Steven, Cameron and extended family on their littlest members adding to their family joy!

Photo is from Bradley’s IG page and announcement about Winnie’s birth👶🏼

why did Uncle Jesse go to jail and did someone bail him out of jail

D.J. and Kimmy were old enough to know better than to go into Jesse's room, mess with his equipment and record over a tape without checking it first.

Stephanie was only six so her playing with Jesse's keyboard or recording equipment and accidentally erasing his work would've felt like a genuine little kid mistake.

A supersized episode packed with SAT stress, Joe Pesci potatoes and wait, is Kimmy Gibbler going to Stanford? Vanna White guest-stars in this truly sitcom-ee episode ... and yes, number four pencils are absolutely a thing.