u/Bemago1140

What I mean by asking if anyone has had a Real life full house experience, meaning that a young parent/spouse unexpectedly and tragically dies, and to help out the remaining parent/spouse with raising the kids and keeping the house together, a few relatives (like uncle Jesse) and/or really good family friends (like Joey) move into the newly mourning house to become a really good team, loving house and support system? Even with occasional quirks and mishaps,

Sorry if my paragraph is all jumbled but you get my point and question. I’d love to hear your stories.

And how did that younger spouse or parent die in your household also (if you don’t mind me asking)?

Only on episode 3. (Rewatching season 1 first time since I was a kid practically. I’m 41 now fyi) Jokes about strippers, losing virginity, Jesse trying to have a girl over for the night etc.

Obviously tame next to adult sitcoms today but definitely racy by abc tgif full house standards.

I’m guessing the first half of season 1 wanted to be bachelor humor centric somewhat and was trying to blur the line/ test the waters between adult dude humor sitcom and family sitcom…….from what I hear by the second half of season 1 seemed to have transitioned more towards wholesome family sitcom and by season 2 was fully family friendly.

What are your takes and observations?

Based on gossip, new reports, real life encounters, friendships or mutual connections/friends, who you would you say are the nicest vs least nice in real life?

Could be main cast, supporting, or occasional characters

It blows my mind about the concept of time between the above two time periods

You look at the full house’s run. Outside of the 3 girls growing up on screen, so much changed. Fashion, hairstyles, music, cultural views, general vibes, even the camera qualities and lighting changed so much.

Comparing 2018 to now? Doesn’t really feel different fashion hair music and pop culture wise. Asides from before and after the Covid crisis, clothing hair and most of pop culture feels the same.

Politics have always been up and down past and present but I’m sure that was probably in the 80s and 90s and it is now with up and down politics. Obviously inflation and prices have changed too.

But yeah TL:DR the general changes between 1987-1995 felt way more dramatic and felt like a longer time gap than between 2018-2026

Maybe because he was dorky, strait laced the haircuts, outfits etc. or maybe he just seemed “old” because I was a little kids during the shows run.

Looking closer at his face he wasn’t older looking in the face I guess his characters persona and style did that.

Meanwhile Dave coulier and John stamos were only 3 and 7 years younger…..yet they seemed more their age and youthful.

I guess Joey being the comedian with the silly outfits and demeanor and Jesse being the hot rocker with the good hair and cool outfits.

Whatta ya think?