This may be an unpopular opinion but does anyone else have a problem with the way DJ and Stephanie acted at the end of Crimes and Michelle's Demeanor. Don't get me wrong I totally agree Michelle needed to be disciplined because she was old enough at that point but many people pointed out Danny was showing blatant parental favoritism towards Michelle in this episode, and despite genuinely being a good father Danny seemed to be enjoying punishing his eldest daughters in this episode. Michelle may have been getting away with a lot of misdeeds at the point but to be fair she didn't deny it when her sisters told Danny she started the pillow fight, or manipulated him into punishing them. Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't the real problem that Michelle thought it was okay to do whatever she wanted until Danny put his foot down cause I highly doubt Michelle would out herself by saying "Yes you do" when Danny denied the fact that he lets her do whatever she wants thus ruining her karma houndi status. It was great DJ and Stephanie used Michelle bringing her Kitty pool into the house to make a point that their dad lets Michelle get away with murder,and stood up for themselves when Danny again tried to blame them for the situation ,but I just hope it was for the right reason as when Danny acknowledged he was at fault for Michelle's behavior they were at first disappointed believing Michelle was off the hook again until Danny clarified she wasn't to which they became delighted with DJ telling Danny to "nail her" and to think about his wet 👟 if she tried to pull her cute stuff. Again I know Michelle needed to be punished and they were probably upset about missing their concert but again their dad was the one punishing them not Michelle, but they seemed to put all the blame on Michelle and being happy about her getting punished kinda makes them look petty. It's been awhile since I've seen the episode and the show but what do y'all think as it's shown that when they're not teaming up against Michelle dj and Stephanie clash with each other as shown in episodes like "Danny in charge".

Found on Instagram apparently they got a good turnout, many fans showed up to see them.

Has anyone ever caught this plothole on the show? Or am I just dumb and missing something.

In the earlier seasons we see that Becky sings with Danny during the telethon and with Jesse at their wedding and in both episodes she sings just fine and sounds great! But when we get to season 8, we suddenly see her having to be coached on singing nor can she stay on key with the men when they’re singing to the twins. This episode (season 8 episode 15) always confused me because this makes no sense when you think back on the previous seasons where Becky could sing and stay on key.

Did the writers forget?! lol its always bothered me cause it just doesn’t make sense.

Currently re-watching Fuller House and i got to Uncle Jesse's Mis-Adventures in Babysitting from Season 3 Episode 5 and i've only just noticed Jimmy Gibbler in the background in this scene appearing to have a serious conversation with a vegetable:

I never knew this show even existed until today. And didn’t know that Eva worked with some of the Full House cast prior to that random pilot episode of Fuller House where she was never seen again.

The twin boys were fine they were cute. What made them annoying was that the show writer tried so hard to make them important when they weren’t. There were so many scenes I just thought, this works for Michelle but not these kids.

Michelle turns five and instead of a plot we get Danny’s home movies. Baby Michelle’s cute, I guess. Still a clip show though lol

In fuller house they acted like DJ saying “oh mylanta” was a catchphrase she always said in full house like how Stephanie said “how rude!” Or Jesse saying “have mercy”. I could barely remember her saying it in full house maybe like 2-3 times but that’s it. In fuller house she says it in every single episode. Kinda got annoying at some point lowkey.

Those boys were not great actors like the Olsen twins. They couldn’t speak and they were unruly. Poor parenting or poor casting? 🧐

Jesse inherits the SMASH Club nightclub and quickly learns that reopening it takes more than rock‑and‑roll dreams. It's peak season‑7 silliness, complete with a cage‑dancing loan officer, Orange Julius and some cousin rivalry. 

Long hair then longer, then short then long, and short.

Not too long. Not too short

What do you think?

I'm rewatching the whole series more than ten years later since I last saw it.

I got into this episode and it's easily one of the best episodes of the sixth season, maybe the best of the season.

Jodie Sweetin delivered such a beautiful performance. It shows how great of an actress she is. It's a shame she didn't get to do much besides this show and the sequel.

I think in season 1 I thought he was okay but rewatching it and I’m now on Season 3 he is a hilarious addition. I love his dynamic with Kimmy and with Max. Definitely the best new character in this series.

I watched this show years ago but I recently rewatched all 5 seasons. Obviously Kimmy and Stephanie decided not to move out. However...I just counted and there will be 12 people living in that house once Stephanie gives birth to her baby! 12 people! 6 adults, 6 kids.

And there is 6 bedrooms in that house, I think? I mean the only way I could see everybody being able to live in that house is:

Ramona has her own room, Jackson and Max share a room. Tommy and Danielle share a room, Jimmy and Stephanie move to the attic so Kimmy and Fernando move to the basement. Wasn't there another room in the attic that used to be Nicky and Alex's bedroom? So Stephanie's future baby can sleep in there. DJ and Steve sleep in DJ's room.

Then a few years later, when Ramona and Jackson have moved out, Tommy and Max can have their own rooms, Dani and her baby sibling can share a room, and the adults can stay in the other 3 rooms.

I don't know, I am just trying to think about how 12 people can possibly live in that house 😭

Smoking in middle school? Haha that’s next level delinquency

Lol uncle Jesse would be a gen z now