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Full House star Jodie Sweetin has accepted being associated with Stephanie Tanner. The famous sitcom concluded in 1995 and remains cherished by audiences. Sweetin famously portrayed Stephanie, a middle child known for her fun personality and "how rude" catchphrase. Stephanie later returned in Fuller House, the Netflix series that began in 2016, which reunited her and her sister DJ (Candace Cameron Bure) in adulthood.

During an interview with People, Sweetin revealed that she accepts being Stephanie "forever." As Sweetin explained, there was a period when she was pursuing other careers and was content with that, but enjoyed having an opportunity to portray Stephanie again in Fuller House.

She also acknowledged that playing Stephanie and having audiences grow attached to her character has benefited her career. Read her comments below:

I will be Stephanie Tanner forever. And I've come to be really okay with that over the last 20 years. I kind of walked...

Apologies to Jeff Franklin, creator of the Tgif sitcom Full House, but the show aired many episodes that could compete for the series’ worst. Maybe that’s why Franklin limited it to Season Three when he picked his “controversial” entry for most horrible episode, that year’s season premiere, “Tanner’s Island.”

The premise is predictably dopey. To celebrate the anniversary of Joey and Jesse moving in with the Tanners (did they have the date written on the calendar?), Danny gifts everyone with a surprise vacation to Hawaii. That’s a helluva present! There are the usual hijinks (Joey wants to hook up with a hula dancer) before their three-hour boat tour goes awry, and the fam finds themselves stranded on a deserted island.

Yeah, it’s Gilligan’s Island, complete with coconuts falling on Joey’s head.

“It had so much potential and cost so much money,” Franklin told...

Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber used one of their recent podcast episodes to make an apology to Full House creator Jeff Franklin. Sweetin and Barber have shared their thoughts — both good and bad — about the beloved sitcom on the How Rude, Tanneritos! rewatch podcast since 2023. During a conversation with Franklin on the show’s Wednesday, July 9, episode, the actresses expressed regret about some of their critiques regarding the series. “We finally get to have Jeff in here for one of our recap episodes. And I’m very excited for this,” Sweetin said, to which Barber continued, “We felt a little bad at how we’ve been a little critical of the show. … Critical with love.” Franklin, for his part, said rewatching the show through a critical lens is “part of the fun” of the podcast. “I get it,” he said. “And all of the vicious criticism is well-deserved. I can’t really argue with that.

Jodie Sweetin, Andrea Barber, John Stamos and Lori Loughlin recently had a mini Full House reunion during a live version of the How Rude, Tanneritos podcast. The gang reminisced, as old cast members do, and eventually the conversation turned to Bob Saget, the late actor who played Danny Tanner on the show.

As anyone who’s seen The Aristocrats knows, Saget was notorious for filthy jokes, which made him an interesting presence on the set of a kiddie sitcom. Despite working with young co-stars, Saget rarely held back his favorite kind of humor. Stamos asked the younger actors, “What’s the most foul thing Bob said ever that got him the most in trouble?”

“I don’t know that I’d want to say it into a microphone,” replied Sweetin, who played Saget’s TV daughter Stephanie. Since she’s reluctant to repeat the raunchy punchlines, let’s let Saget do it himself.

From 1987 to 1995, ABC's family sitcom "Full House" entertained audiences with its exploration into the lives of the Tanner family household led by widower Danny Tanner (Bob Saget). Danny raised his three daughters, D.J. (Candace Cameron Bure), Stephanie (Jodie Sweetin), and Michelle (Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen) with the help of his brother-in-law Jesse Katsopolis (John Stamos) and best friend Joey Gladstone (Dave Coulier) in his titular full house in San Francisco, CA. Throughout the series' eight-year run, the Tanner household grows larger, as does the property value of the house itself.

Over 20 years after the original series' conclusion, Netflix's "Fuller House" caught viewers up with the Tanners' lives in the 21st century, with the now-grown-up widowed mother D.J. raising her three sons with the help of her sister Stephanie and best friend Kimmy Gibbler (Andrea Barber). Premise sure sounds familiar, huh? Well, given the timeless nature of family-related sitcoms,...

Full House star Andrea Barber recently opened up about Bob Saget‘s bad habit that got him in trouble with the child stars’ moms. Recently, How Rude, Tanneritos! co-hosts Barber and Jodie Sweetin teamed up with John Stamos and Lori Loughlin for a live show, which they then shared in multiple parts on their podcast. The actors behind Uncle Jesse Katsopolis (Stamos), Aunt Becky Donaldson-Katsopolis (Loughlin), Stephanie Tanner (Sweetin) and Kimmy Gibbler (Barber) chatted about the Jesse-Becky wedding episodes during the sit-down. Additionally, the former castmates shared anecdotes involving Saget, who portrayed Danny Tanner. “What’s the most foul thing Bob said ever that got him the most in trouble?” Stamos asked the women of their late costar. Sweetin said she couldn’t repeat Saget’s behind-the-scenes jokes, insisting, “I don’t know that I would want to say it into a microphone.” However, Barber recounted how the parents of...

Full Housewas so beloved that the sitcom, which ran for eight seasons from 1987 to 1995, spawned a spinoff in Netflix’s Fuller House.The latter ran for an additional five seasons and brought back nearly all the original cast, including Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber, who now host a rewatch podcast called How Rude, Tanneritos!.

Sweetin played middle daughter Stephanie Tanner in Full House, while Barber was the annoying neighbor, Kimmy Gibbler, who was also best friends with Candace Cameron Bure’s D.J. Tanner. While some would argue that the younger actors were the stars of the show, particularly Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's Michelle and siblings, the series was led by the likes of John Stamos, Dave Coulier, and the late Bob Saget. Saget passed away in 2022 at the age of 65.

Per Entertainment Weekly, Barber, in a recent podcast episode, talked about the time that her star power as Kimmy...

After the original Full House series, the cast reunited for the sequel series, Fuller House. Two of the stars of both shows remain open to coming back for a third show, though fans shouldn't expect to see it happen anytime soon.

These days, series stars Jodie Sweetin (Stephanie Tanner) and Andrea Barber (Kimmy Gibbler) have been co-hosting How Rude, Tanneritos!, a rewatch podcast for the show. The two recently discussed the possibility of doing a third Full House series on their podcast, and Barber hinted that she'd "never say never" to another return as Kimmy. Sweetin concurred, but her idea is to make the next show feel more like The Golden Girls by picking up with Kimmy and the Tanner women during their golden years. That also means that she wants 15 years or so before pursuing the idea.

"We need some more time. It's too soon," Sweetin said on the...

Everywhere you look, everywhere you go, there’s a grown-ass adult asking a child if they find Uncle Jesse sexy.

There’s no questioning the fact that, out of all of the hotties and heartthrobs of 1990s television, John Stamos was in the upper echelon of family-friendliness during his time on the hit sitcom Full House. Playing the musically inclined, Elvis-obsessed, avuncular hunk Uncle Jesse, Stamos became one of those rare sex symbols who managed to maintain that perfect G-rating throughout his historic run as the subject of so many comedy lovers’ not-so-g-rated fantasies, in no small part because Uncle Jesse was so good with the girls — but not too good, not in a weird way that would give the Tanners and their friends uncomfortable ideas.

While Stamos may have been the most desired man on television to so many grown adult women and men when Full House was on the air,...

For Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber, it’s gross when people ask whether they ever had crushes on Full House costar John Stamos. The topic came up in the duo’s How Rude, Tanneritos! podcast as the two actors pondered whether they’d rather marry Stamos’ character from the show, Jesse Katsopolis, or Dave Coulier’s, Joey Gladstone. “This a weird question to answer,” observed Sweetin, who played Stephanie Tanner on the ABC sitcom. “I’m like, I don’t know, I wouldn’t marry either one of them because they’re like family, and it’s weird.” Barber, who played neighbor Kimmy Gibbler on the show, said, “It’s like when people ask us in media interviews, they’re like, ‘Did you ever have a crush on John Stamos?’ Like, that is a gross question. No! They’re like our older brothers. We do not think of them that way.

A number of Full House viewers likely had crushes on John Stamos, who played Uncle Jesse on the ABC sitcom, but his young co-stars didn’t see him that way.

Speaking on the How Rude, Tanneritos! podcast alongside co-star Jodie Sweetin, Andrea Barber, who played next door neighbor and D.J. Tanner’s (Candace Cameron Bure) best friend Kimmy Gibbler, recalled being asked in interviews if she “ever” had “a crush” on Stamos, calling it “a gross question.”

“No,” she added, going on to say of Stamos and fellow co-star Dave Coulier, who played family friend Joey Gladstone, who also helped raise the Tanner girls alongside widowed dad Danny (Bob Saget), “they’re like our older brothers, and we do not think of them that way.”

Sweetin agreed, adding, “Not even older brothers. They’re like my uncles.”

The moment came up during a game of “Would You Rather” on a...

Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber are not fans of a frequent question they get about their Full House costar John Stamos.

If you didn’t now, Jodie played Stephanie Tanner on the show from 1987 to 1995, while Andrea played Kimmy Gibbler. Meanwhile, John famously played Uncle Jesse, and the three all reprised their roles in the revival Fuller House, which ran from 2016-2020.

On a recent episode of the rewatch podcast “How Rude, Tanneritos,” Jodie and Andrea explained why a remark they often receive about John makes them uncomfortable.

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“It’s like when people ask us in media interviews, they’re like, ‘Did you ever have a crush on John Stamos? Like, that is a gross question. No,” said Andrea, who was 11 when she first appeared on the show.

“They’re like my uncles,” Jodie chimed in, also mentioning Dave Coulier, who played Uncle Joey.

Full House stars Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber recently revealed which episode they believe is the worst in the show’s history. The two actresses, who played Stephanie Tanner and Kimmy Gibbler, discussed the topic on their podcast, How Rude, Tanneritos, and had no hesitation in choosing the season 1 episode “Sea Cruise.”

During their podcast discussion, Sweetin and Barber mentioned that “Sea Cruise” stood out as the worst episode of Full House. Although they considered other contenders, such as Michelle’s strange dream sequence in season 3’s Bye, Bye Birdie, they ultimately agreed that nothing was as bad as “Sea Cruise.”

Sweetin confidently stated, “I think the audience already knows the answer to the worst.“

Barber responded, “Oh, yeah. Should we start with the worst?“

The two then counted down together before saying in unison, “Sea Cruise!“

Barber emphasized her point, saying, “Easily the worst episode. I don’t think...

Fuller Housewas a Netflix original series that ran for five seasons. The show was essentially a "where are they now?" for fans of Full House. D.J. Tanner (Candace Cameron-Bure) is now a veterinarian with her own practice, Stephanie (Jodie Sweetin) is an international deejay and aspiring singer, and Kimmy Gibbler (Andrea Barber) runs a party planning business. When D.J.'s husband dies in the line of duty, Stephanie and Kimmy move in to help her raise her three kids: Jackson, Max, and Tommy. Kimmy also brings along her own daughter, Ramona. Meanwhile, Danny Tanner, Jesse, Rebecca, and the twins, and Joey Gladstone (Dave Coulier) also pop in on various episodes. Steve Hale (Scott Weinger) is also back to bring a "will-they-or-won't-they" romantic dynamic for D.J.

The child stars of Fuller House bring a lot of heart to their characters. They also have impressive comedic timing with their line deliveries.

Full House is arguably one of the funniest sitcoms to grace the curved TV screens of the 1980s and '90s. The Tanner family and friends are remembered for more than their heartwarming moments. Thanks to Joey's goofy antics, Michelle's catchphrases, Kimmy Gibbler's mishaps, and laugh-out-loud comedic deliveries, this show will forever live in the sitcom Hall of Fame.

Full House fans may watch and re-watch this beloved series for nostalgia, but they will always treasure it for its delightful humor. The average sitcom relies on the comedic strengths of two to three main characters, while the side characters tend to only fill in with dialogue as needed. What makes Full House great is that every single cast member, including those who only make occasional appearances, is brilliantly funny each time and in their own individual way.

Michelle Shows off Her Comedic Skills in "Crimes and Michelle's Demeanor" Season 4, Episode...

The entire premise of Full House is based on the kids’ mom dying. When Pam Tanner, mother to DJ, Stephanie and Michelle, is killed in a car accident, Danny Tanner enlists the help of his brother-in-law Jesse and best pal Joey to help him raise the girls. Baby Michelle would be too young to remember Mom, but what about DJ (10 years old!) and Stephanie (5)? You’d think the subject of their missing mom would come up once in a while, right?

Turns out Dead Mom Amnesia is a common complaint among Full House fans. Andrea Barber and Jodie Sweetin, who played Kimmy Gibbler and Stephanie Tanner on the show, say ignoring dead mothers doesn’t make sense to them either on a recent episode of their podcast, How Rude, Tanneritos!

Pam Tanner gets a brief mention during Season One, the costars point out. It’s a home-movie flashback in which...

Andrea Barber and Jodie Sweetin recently expressed their thoughts on Full House during a new “minisode” of their podcast, How Rude, Tanneritos. They discussed a fan’s unpopular opinion about the show, and both agreed with the sentiment.

The opinion in question was that the show should have explored the character of Pamela Tanner more.

Pamela, the mother of D.J., Stephanie, and Michelle, passed away before the events of Full House. Her absence was a significant part of the storyline, but her presence was minimal on the show.

Barber, who played Kimmy Gibbler, noted, ‘She’s talked about a little bit in season 1. We see a flashback or not the flashback, but we see the VHS tape.’ After that, the show hardly touched on her.

Sweetin, who played Stephanie Tanner, also wished there was more focus on Pamela. ‘It doesn’t need to be morbid or down,’ she said. ‘It would [be like] naturally,...

Considering the death of Pam Tanner kicked off the plot of Full House, why did the ABC sitcom ignore her absence for most of its eight-season run? Fans don’t know why, and, as it turns out, cast members Andrea Barber (Kimmy Gibbler) and Jodie Sweetin (Stephanie Tanner) don’t either. Barber and Sweetin discussed Pam’s short shrift during the February 20 “minisode” of their podcast, How Rude, Tanneritos!, as they reacted to Reddit users’ complaints about Full House. And one of the quibbles is that the show hardly mentioned Pam. As fans know, Pam welcomed daughters D.J. (Candace Cameron Bure), Stephanie, and Michelle (Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen) with husband Danny Tanner (Bob Saget) and died in an automobile accident before the events of Season 1. Following his wife’s death, Danny enlisted brother-in-law Jesse Katsopolis (John Stamos) and best friend Joey Gladstone (Dave Coulier) to help raise his kids. Barber...

Sometimes, the hardest part of the journey is the decision to start. And it’s a truth Candace Cameron Bure knows all too well. After decades of gracing our TV screens with her charm and warmth, the actress who became synonymous with Hallmark Channel found herself at a crossroads.

For years, her face had been the hallmark—pun intended—of cozy, feel-good holiday films and cozy mysteries. Yet, in 2022, Bure made a monumental shift, leaving her beloved role at Hallmark for Great American Media. But why? What could possibly make someone walk away from a comfortable, long-established relationship with one of the most recognized brands in TV entertainment?

Candace Cameron Bure in A Shoe Addict’s Christmas (2018) | Credit: Hallmark Channel

It’s no secret that Bure’s presence on Hallmark Channel is akin to the icing on a gingerbread cookie—sweet, comforting, and full of nostalgia. She’s carved out...

The best Mckenna Grace movies and TV shows feature the young star playing both young versions of popular characters in TV shows and her eventual rise as a star in her own right on TV and in movies. Grace got her start acting in 2012 when she was only six. She had early appearances in Crash & Bernstein and The Goodwin Games before she got her biggest break as Faith Newman in the daytime soap opera The Young and the Restless.

She then got some big movie roles as a child star in Gifted, I, Tonya, and The Bad Seed. She also had a lot of experience playing younger versions of characters in flashbacks, playing the young Emma Swan in Once Upon a Time, young Carol Danvers in Captain Marvel, and young Madison Lake in Malignant. However, Grace finally enjoyed her breakout in Ghostbusters: Afterlife and on TV in The Handmaid’s Tale.

‘Full House’ is a popular American sitcom that aired from 1987 to 1995. It follows a widowed father Danny Tanner, who gets help from his brother-in-law Jesse and friend Joey to raise his three daughters in San Francisco. While it wasn’t a critical hit, the show became very popular in reruns, leading to a sequel series called ‘Fuller House’ that aired on Netflix from 2016 to 2020.

2 years ago several stars from the show talked about the possibility of a third version of the show. The idea came up as the cast discussed how different generations of fans, including moms bringing their daughters, have connected with the series.

Andrea Barber shared how it felt like a full-circle moment, with moms who grew up watching the show now sharing it with their kids.

There’s a lot of moms bringing their little girls — it’s such a wonderful full circle moment to see these moms who were like,...

The mere mention of a remake or revival has the potential to strike fear into the heart of any entertainment lover. It evokes nauseating flashbacks of brain-rotting shows like 2008's "Knight Rider" or 2021's "Gossip Girl." That said, it isn't always a bleach-in-the-eye situation. Yes, there are good revivals and remakes of TV shows from the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s.

While nostalgia often holds back people from seeing the forest through the trees, there are instances when the modernized version of a series proves to be better than the original. Take "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" as a prime example. The sitcom turned Will Smith into a household name and features a legendary theme song, but it isn't often credited among the best sitcoms of all time. By comparison, the reimagined "Bel-Air" flips the focus to the intercharacter drama rather than the situational laughs, coming out a much stronger and resonating program in the end.

Dave Coulier has a message for everyone sending hate to his Full House co-star John Stamos: Cut. It. Out.

On Monday, Stamos posted several pictures to Instagram of himself wearing a bald cap, showing his support for Coulier, who recently went public with his own Stage 3 non-Hodgkin lymphoma diagnosis. Coulier also posted the photos to his own Instagram account, where co-stars like Candace Cameron Bure and Andrea Barber chimed in with messages of support.

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Dave Coulier revealed how he told his Full House castmates about his cancer diagnosis.

On Wednesday (November 13), the 65-year-old actor revealed that he had been diagnosed with stage 3 Non-Hodgkin lymphoma, a form of blood cancer.

Before he shared the news with the public, Dave made sure to tell his castmates from the iconic ’90s sitcom. In an interview, he revealed how they responded.

Costar John Stamos also took to social media to voice his support.

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Speaking to People, Dave revealed that he reached out to castmates John, Candace Cameron Bure, Andrea Barber, Jodie Sweetin, Lori Loughlin and Scott Weinger and series creator Jeff Franklin via text message.

“I didn’t want them to hear it from someone else, so I sent a text message out,” he explained. The cast “immediate[ly]” replied. “It was just this outpouring of, ‘I will be there. You just name the time,...

Kimmy Gibbler (Andrea Barber) in Full House and Fuller House may not have been a Tanner by blood, but she was always a part of the Tanner family tree. Throughout the franchise, her immediate familys context has been ambiguous as they were always mentioned as an afterthought. However, Jimmy Gibblers (Adam Hagenbuch) arrival in Fuller House caused more confusion with Kimmys family tree, as he was never introduced as Kimmys brother in Full House.

Following the original show's ending, the young cast of Full House ages in Fuller House as they take on challenges in their extended family. Even though Jimmy stayed until the season finale and ending of Fuller House, the plot hole regarding Kimmys family tree never got the closure it needed. However, there was a reason why producers added Jimmy to Fuller House, despite making an already big plot hole even worse.

Fuller House Producers Wanted "Jimmy...

While talking with some stars of the show, actor Scott Curtis talked about this two-episode stint on Full House. During the conversation, he revealed what it was like to film actress Candace Cameron Bure’s first kiss. He also shared what it was like for him seeing Bure after the kiss.

D.J. Gets A Special 13th Birthday Present

Curtis appeared as Kevin Gwynn, an early love-interest for Bure’s character D.J. Tanner. In the episode, “13 Candles,” Kevin goes to D.J.’s 13th birthday party, where her friends try to arrange for them to kiss during a game of spin the bottle. Danny, Jesse and Joey intervene, humiliating her. However, Kevin returns after the party and gives D.J. her first kiss, giving the story a happy ending.

Curtis also appeared in the episode, “Just Say No Way,” in which Kevin’s friends try to get him to drink beer at a school party.

Great American Family is gifting fans of Candace Cameron Bure with not one, but two Christmas movies this holiday season.

TVLine exclusively revealed the title, premise and first photo from A Christmas Less Traveled, which centers on a down-on-her-luck proprietor (played by Bure) who embarks on a life-changing road trip. Now, Great American Family is announcing that Bure will also executive-produce and star in Home Sweet Christmas, opposite soap vet Cameron Mathison.

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Christine Lakin on why she was fired from Fuller House [Image @yolakin on Instagram]

Back in 2018, actress Christine Lakin had recently given birth and was looking forward to getting back into acting. She had an opportunity to star in the Full House reboot, Fuller House, but was quickly fired. Meanwhile, Lakin believes this happened because she mocked Candace Cameron Bure’s brother, Kirk Cameron.

Christine Lakin believes she was fired from Fuller House for mocking Kirk Cameron Cast of Fuller House [Image @fullerhouse/Instagram]

When production started on the Netflix reboot of Full House, Fuller House, fans were excited to see their favorite TV family returning to the small screen. It turns out the American actress and director, Christine Lakin was to also star in the show. Lakin is best known for her role as Alicia “Al” Lambert on the 1990s ABC/CBS sitcom Step by Step.

While Christine was excited to star in Fuller House,...

Andrea Barber admits she was nervous about introducing Kimmy's family in Fuller House, fearing fan backlash and questions. Despite micro-continuity issues, Fuller House solidified Kimmy as a Tanner family member, elevating her from a supporting role. By embracing Kimmy as part of the Tanner family, the Netflix sequel allowed for unique storylines and character development.

Kimmy Gibbler actor Andrea Barber admits to being wary of the fan backlash from retconning the family aspect of her character in Fuller House. Four years since the Fuller House finale on Netflix, the family sitcom remains a comfort show on the platform thanks to its nostalgic storytelling and subject. With that comes a couple of podcasts looking back at the Full House franchise's history, allowing people involved in both shows to reveal new information about their respective characters. That's exactly the case when Barber recently addressed a major change to her character in the Netflix sequel spinoff.

Christine Lakin accused Fuller House of firing her due to Candace Cameron Bure's influence. Lakin believes her firing was connected to a comedic video mocking Cameron Bure's brother's anti-lgbtq+ comments. Circumstantial evidence, including anti-lgbtq+ sentiments Cameron Bure has been accused of, suggests a negative history between the actors may have led to Lakin's role denial.

Christine Lakin, who was supposed to have a role in Fuller House season 2, has accused the show of firing her because of Candace Cameron Bure. She reprised her Full House role on the cast of Fuller House as D.J. Tanner-Fuller, where she led as a single mother raising her three sons after the death of her husband. Multiple characters, new and old, appeared throughout the series, meaning there was room for actors like Lakin to show up. However, the Step by Step star didn't end up appearing in the series despite originally having...

Actress Christine Lakin, best known for playing the role of Alison Lambert on the 1990s ABC/CBS sitcom Step by Step, recently appeared on the How Rude, Tanneritos! Podcast and opened up about her experience being initially cast in the Netflix sequel series Fuller House. And how she was subsequently fired. The podcast is hosted by Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber, who both had roles in Full House and Fuller House, respectively.

Lakin recounted how she was thrilled to receive a casting call from Fuller House creator Jeff Franklin, and after her meeting went well, was stoked about appearing on the show. However, just two days before the table read, Lakin received another call, this time from her manager, informing that the table read was being pushed back. She was later told she had been "let go."

And then about two days before the table read, I got a call from my manager saying,...

Recasting pivotal TV show characters can lead to a noticeable shift in the tone and dynamic of the series. Characters like grandmothers or matriarchs benefit from consistency, making recasting more challenging. Audiences tend to respond poorly to changes in casting, especially for iconic roles on long-running shows.

When an actor decides it's time to leave a TV show, this might leave the creative team with the impossible task of finding a new performer to replace them. Depending on how long an actor has been on a series, this could be a huge change to the show's character dynamic, and it might mean that audiences will notice a distinct shift in the tone and style of the story. While there have been some instances when the replacement actor's performance went on to be considered the definitive version, in most cases, the original actors are the best.

Conversely, shows with episodic formulas...

Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber were not fans of the Claire Tanner recast in Full House season 3. The actresses found the original portrayal by Alice Hirson as warm, while the recast to Doris Roberts was overbearing. Despite differing portrayals, both versions of Claire Tanner remain classic parts of the sitcom.

Full House stars Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber have explained why they were not fans of a major Tanner family recast, which happened during season 3 of the beloved sitcom. During the season 3 episode "Granny Tanny," Danny's mother Claire arrives for a visit, seeking purpose after finally retiring. While the rest of the Full House cast remains the same as they've always been, the guest character is portrayed by Doris Roberts, who replaces Alice Hirson in the role. While not a striking change, it was still one made in the early seasons of the show.

Speaking on their rewatch podcast How Rude,...

Great American Family is gifting fans of Candace Cameron Bure with not one, but two Christmas movies this holiday season.

TVLine exclusively revealed the title, premise and first photo from A Christmas Less Traveled, which centers on a down-on-her-luck proprietor (played by Bure) who embarks on a life-changing road trip. Now, Great American Family is announcing that Bure will also executive-produce and star in Jingle Bells, Wedding Bells, opposite soap vet Cameron Mathison.

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The Mummy Director Recalls When Brendan Fraser Was Knocked Out While Performing A Dangerous Stunt. (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Brendan Fraiser and Rachel Weisz starrer The Mummy is a cult classic directed by Stephen Sommers. The movie was released in 1999, and this year, it turns 25. With movies like this, Fraser became one of the favorite action-adventure heroes of the cinephiles. However, the Oscar winner almost died while filming a stunt in this 1999 movie. Sommers recalls the anxiety-filled moment in a recent interview.

It was a remake of the 1932 movie of the same name. In addition to Brendan and Rachel, the movie also featured John Hannah, Arnold Vosloo, Oded Fehr, and more. Keep scrolling for more.

The Mummy director, Stephen Sommers, recently shared the horrific incident from the film’s set when Brendan Fraser was knocked out and was completely unconscious. Fraser’s character was hung by a rope in the scene,...

Paul Walker’s scenes in Fast & Furious 7 was done with VFX. (Photo Credit – Instagram)

The Fast & Furious franchise faced an unexpected and tragic challenge after actor Paul Walker, who played Brian O’Conner, died in a car accident in 2013. While the actor is still remembered by everyone, his death deeply affected not only the cast and his fans but also the franchise. The filming of the seventh installment was hit with this tragedy but his scenes were completed using CGI technology.

Although the creators of the series thought of canceling Furious 7, they later decided to go through with it in the wake of Walker’s passing and the movie became a massive box-office success, grossing over $1.5 billion in theaters globally.

Following his passing, the storyline of Brian O’Conner was rewritten to include a tribute to Walker. The film’s crew was tasked to produce around 350 additional shots of Walker,...

Kevin Costner’s magnum opus, Horizon: An American Saga, features a star studded cast. (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Kevin Costner’s magnum opus, Horizon: An American Saga, is finally ready to hit the screens. The epic Western film series comprises four parts, with the first one, Chapter 1, releasing in theaters on June 28th, 2024.

The movie, co-written, directed, produced by, and starring Kevin Costner, tells the tale of the expansion of the American West before and after the Civil War. Apart from Costner, several other big names are also going to be seen in the project. Here is the complete cast and character guide of Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1.

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Yellowstone star Kevin Costner plays the lead role of Hayes Ellison, a loner and reclusive man with sharp survival skills, who often finds himself in dangerous situations.

Andrea Barber Recalls Padding Her Bra As A Teenager For A Scene In Full House. (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Andrea Barber has recalled an uneasy moment she had while shooting for Full House. The actress, who was a teenager when she starred in the ABC sitcom, has revealed how she felt mortified when she had to pad her bra for a sequence in the show.

Barber played the role of Kimmy Gibbler in all eight seasons of the show, and its Netflix sequel, Fuller House. In one of the episodes, Barber’s character joined junior high school and decided to get a makeover with makeup and a padded bra to fit in with her older schoolmates.

Andrea Barber’s Mortifying Experience of Padding Her Bra as a Teen Actor in Full House

On a recent episode of her podcast How Rude, Tanneritos!, Barber talked about Full House Season 3 episode, Back to School Blues.

DJ's romance with Viper in Full House was cut short due to the show's cancellation, reveals star David Lipper. Viper was meant to be DJ's final love interest, but she ultimately chose nobody. The sequel series Fuller House ends with DJ and Steve, her first love interest, getting married, eliminating Viper as a potential suitor.

Full House star David Lipper has explained why DJ's new romance with his character, Viper, was ultimately cut from season 8, making his role reduced from what was originally planned. Viper was first introduced in season 8, a young member of Jesse's band who becomes enamored with DJ. While the pair initially had a romantic connection, a later episode of the season saw him compete for her heart with her former boyfriend, Nelson. She ended up choosing neither of them, with Full House getting cancelled before the storyline could continue.

Speaking with star Dave Coulier on the...

Full House actors Dave Coulier and Lori Loughlin reunited by chance in Beverly Hills, and the photo of the two together was subsequently posted online. For Coulier, it was the perfect time to quote the sitcom's iconic theme song.

In the classic comedy series, along with the sequel series Fuller House, Coulier played Joey Gladstone, a friend of Bob Saget's Danny Tanner who helped with raising his roommate's three daughters. Lori Loughlin also played Rebecca Donaldson, a co-worker of Danny's who ends up marrying Jesse Katsopolis (John Stamos), making her an official part of the family as well. On X on Friday, Coulier shared an image of himself alongside Loughlin to share that he just happened to bump into his former co-star.

I was taking a walk through Beverly Hills today and guess who spotted me? What are the chances! Everywhere you look @fullhouserewind #rebeccadonaldson #joeygladstone #fullhouse pic.twitter.

There are many great shows in this world and many of them get canceled unjustly, and they don’t get to finish the story they were trying to tell what’s even sadder is that sometimes they end on a note that needs some type of resolution and if it’s a Netflix original series there is even a higher chance of that. So, today we are making a list of every Netflix original series that was canceled in 2024.

Obliterated (2023)

Obliterated is a carefree action comedy-drama series created by Jon Hurwitz, Hayden Schlossberg, and Josh Heald. The Netflix series released its first and only season in November 2023 and it followed the story of an elite joint special-operations team trying to stop a deadly terrorist network from blowing up Las Vegas. When the team thinks that they have succeeded in their mission they go out and party hard all night but...

More than two years after the passing of legendary funnyman Bob Saget, he is getting remembered by his Full House family. The occasion came on Friday, which would have been his 68th birthday.

On Instagram, Full House star John Stamos (Jesse Katsopolis) shared an image that saw several cast members from the series all back together again. Along with Stamos, other actors featured are Dave Coulier (Joey Gladstone), Candace Cameron Bure (DJ Tanner), Jodie Sweetin (Stephanie Tanner), Scott Weinger (Steve Hale), and series creator Jeff Franklin. Also featured are Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen, who shared the role of little Michelle Tanner in Full House, though they did not return for the sequel series, Fuller House. The reunion photo can be viewed below.

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Candace Cameron-Bure almost died on the set of Fuller House due to a safety mishap during a creative episode filming. Some cast members express interest in a possible Fuller House revival, despite challenges like Bob Saget's passing. With unresolved plot lines from season 5, writers could bring back the Tanners, although there are no concrete plans to revive Fuller House.

Almost four years since it ended, Candace Cameron-Bure reveals that she almost died on the set of Fuller House. A spinoff sequel of ABC's classic family sitcom, Full House, Netflix's revival ran for five seasons and focused on the Tanner kids' lives as adults. Cameron-Bure's DJ was, however, its true lead, as she experienced the same tragedy that Danny did in Full House. Despite the lighthearted nature of the sitcom, focusing on the day-to-day challenges of raising a family, Fuller House had some more creative episodes, including one that...

Candace Cameron Bure is revealing that she “almost died” in a Fuller House stunt while filming the show. This was pretty scary that this happened to her. People shared about how this went wrong for her and something almost happened. Keep reading to find out what happened.

Freak Accident For Candace Cameron Bure

While on Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber’s How Rude, Tanneritos! podcast, she talked about what happened to her. She was filming a stunt that involved a zipline and things went terribly wrong for her. In this episode, she was doing something similar to American Ninja Warrior in her living room. The finish of it was a zipline.

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Things didn’t go well for her, though. Here is what she revealed:

“But during rehearsal, the rig was not set up correctly and there was no safety stop on the end of it. So,...

Candace Cameron Bure has revealed she “almost died” while trying to pull off a stunt on Netflix’s Full House reboot Fuller House. The actress joined her former co-stars Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber on the latest episode of their How Rude, Tanneritos! podcast, where she opened up about the scary incident. “I almost died!” Bure said (per Parade). “That’s not even an exaggeration,” she added, noting that she still has “Ptsd” from the experience. She then described the stunt in which her character, D.J. Tanner, rode a zipline across the show’s living room set. However, she said the rig wasn’t properly set up and ended with an almost fatal accident. “During rehearsal, the rig was not set up correctly, and there was no safety stop on the end of [the zipline],” Bure recalled. “So when I landed off the zipline and stopped, the whole mechanism, which is all metal and very,...

We’ve got an early Christmas present for Candace Cameron Bure fans.

TVLine can exclusively reveal the title, premise and first photo from Bure’s annual Great American Family Christmas movie. Premiering in November as part of the network’s “Great American Christmas” slate, A Christmas Less Traveled stars Bure and Eric Johnson (Rookie Blue, Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin) and centers on a down-on-her-luck proprietor who embarks on a life-changing road trip. The official logline reads as follows:

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When Full House legend Bob Saget’s death was revealed in 2022, the world was in shock. TV fans across the country mourned the loss of the Tanner Patriarch.

But, imagine how hard the news of Bob Saget’s unexpected death hit his friends and family. Lori Loughlin recently opened up about how she learned of her co-star’s passing, and the details were heartbreaking.

The former When Calls The Heart actress joined Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber this month on the How Rude Tanneritos podcast.

It wasn’t long before the conversation turned to Bob Saget and his passing. In early 2022 the actor was found dead in his hotel room.

His death was determined to be the result of blunt force trauma to his head, apparently he had taken a fall while he was alone. Despite a lot of conspiracy theories, the actor’s death is believed to have been an accident.

Keanu Reeves has a reputation for being one of the nicest men around. As an actor, he has been a part of several noteworthy films and franchises. Throughout his career, Reeves has won hearts on and off the screen.

The actor lives a very down-to-earth lifestyle, and he is known for his charming personality in real life. His co-stars are always in awe of him. Even those he shared the screen with years ago have nothing but the best things to say about him, including Lori Loughlin.

Loughlin was all praise for Reeves (Source: The Night Before)

Lori Loughlin recalls what an amazing co-star she had in Keanu Reeves

Keanu Reeves is one of the most sought-after actors in the industry at present. The Matrix star has been around for nearly four decades, and he has amassed a huge fanbase. Given his loveable nature, his co-stars also make up a good portion of his fanbase.

Lori Loughlin praises Keanu Reeves for 1988 work in The Night Before, confirming his genuine and generous nature that persists to this day. Reeves' consistent kindness and generosity extend to all levels of production, from veteran actors to newcomers, proving his authentic character. Keanu Reeves goes above and beyond by embodying true Hollywood star values.

Keanu Reeves is one of the nicest men in Hollywood according to everyone he has worked with, and it seems that was no different over 30 years ago. Full House star Lori Loughlin recently recalled working with the John Wick star back in 1988 on the dark comedy The Night Before.

Loughlin is just the latest in a long line of stars to praise the actor for his work ethic, his genuine love for the industry and his co-stars, and his generosity as both a performer and in terms of the gifts he usually bestows upon the crew...

Full House star Lori Loughlin says that all of the wonderful things that people have heard about Keanu Reeves are true. She can personally recall just how "lovely" he'd been with her on the set of the movie they shot together more than three decades ago.

In 1988, Loughlin and Reeves co-starred in the movie The Night Before. The dark comedy film follows Reeves as a nerdy character taking a popular high school girl (Loughlin) to prom after she loses a bet, only to wake up to discover her missing with no memories of the night before. Recently, the film was brought up by Loughlin when she appeared on the How Rude, Tanneritos! podcast with her former co-stars Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber. After Loughlin spoke about how much "fun" that film was to make, Sweetin expressed her surprise over Reeves' casting.

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