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* CreatorBacklash: Both Bob Saget and John Stamos were not excited to be stuck with a family sitcom. Saget enjoyed success as a foul-mouthed comedian before the show and was frustrated that afterwards people looked at him as a father figure. John Stamos tried to get the show behind him by taking on some of the most intense roles he could find, including those as a killer and rapist. Saget later found a niche by deliberately playing against his Danny Tanner persona, lampooning the show and shocking the audience by being as dirty as possible. It's notable, though, that the entire cast had a great time together, after its cancellation they would have private reunions as though they really were a family. The SequelSeries ''Series/FullerHouse'' came about mostly because they hung out with each other all the time anyway, with Saget and Stamos actually among the first to sign on.
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* OldShame: Both Bob Saget and John Stamos were not excited to be stuck with a family sitcom. Saget enjoyed success as a foul-mouthed comedian before the show and was frustrated that afterwards people looked at him as a father figure. John Stamos tried to get the show behind him by taking on some of the most intense roles he could find, including those as a killer and rapist. Saget later found a niche by deliberately playing against his Danny Tanner persona, lampooning the show and shocking the audience by being as dirty as possible. It's notable, though, that the entire cast had a great time together, after its cancellation they would have private reunions as though they really were a family. The SequelSeries ''Series/FullerHouse'' came about mostly because they hung out with each other all the time anyway, with Saget and Stamos actually among the first to sign on.
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* BillingDisplacement: Going by the show’s premise and overall storyline, Danny is the main protagonist therefore Bob Saget should have received top billing. Instead, it’s John Stamos (Jesse) who gets top billing with a “Starring” credit across all eight seasons. Saget, on the other hand, is billed second to Stamos.[[note]]Stamos’ crediting above Saget may be due to the former already having been known for his earlier role as Blackie Parrish (from 1982 to 1984) on fellow Creator/{{ABC}} series ''Series/GeneralHospital'', while Saget was a relative unknown outside the stand-up comedy circuit at the time they were both cast.[[/note]]
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* BillingDisplacement: Going by the show’s premise and overall storyline, Danny is the main protagonist therefore Bob Saget should have received top billing. Instead, it’s John Stamos (Jesse) who gets top billing with a “Starring” credit across all eight seasons. Saget, on the other hand, is billed second to Stamos.[[note]]Stamos’ crediting above Saget may be due to the former already having been known for his earlier role as Blackie Parrish (from 1982 to 1984) on fellow Creator/{{ABC}} series ''Series/GeneralHospital'', ''Series/GeneralHospital'' and his role playing opposite Jack Klugman on ''You Again?'', while Saget was a relative unknown outside the stand-up comedy circuit at the time they were both cast.[[/note]]
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* CaliforniaDoubling: In a case where both setting and filming location are in California - WB's lot in Los Angeles doubled for San Francisco. Only one episode was shot in Florida (and both a Hawaii episode and the ones at Walt Disney World are on location). Then after production ended in 1995, the next show to use Full House's studio lot was ''Series/{{Friends}}'' - Los Angeles doubling for New York!
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* CaliforniaDoubling: In a case where both setting and filming location are in California - WB's lot studios in Los Angeles doubled for San Francisco. Francisco (the [[Creator/SonyPicturesStudios former MGM lot in Culver City]] for most of the run, as when the show started Lorimar owned the lot; the WB lot in Burbank for the last two seasons). Only one episode was shot in Florida San Francisco itseld (and both a Hawaii episode and the ones at Walt Disney World are on location). Then after production ended in 1995, the next show to use Full House's ''Full House'''s studio lot was ''Series/{{Friends}}'' - -- Los Angeles doubling for New York!York! (The studio at the Culver City lot wound up being occupied by ''Series/MarriedWithChildren'', as Creator/SonyPictures had bought that lot after WB purchased Lorimar in 1989 {WB had been renting half their Burbank lot to WB since the 1970s}; when they moved in, [[TakeThat they held an exorcism to rid the stage of the spirit of Full House]].)
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* TheWikiRule: The [[http://fullhouse.wikia.com/wiki/Full_House_Wikia Full House Wiki]], and another [[http://the-full-house.wikia.com/wiki/Full_House Full House Wiki]].
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** Dave Coulier (Joey) is also known for voicing Animal, Bean Bunny, and Bunsen in ''WesternAnimation/MuppetBabies'' and for voicing Peter Venkman in ''WesternAnimation/TheRealGhostbusters''.
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** Dave Coulier (Joey) is also known for voicing Animal, Bean Bunny, and Bunsen in ''WesternAnimation/MuppetBabies'' ''WesternAnimation/{{Muppet Babies|1984}}'' and for voicing Peter Venkman in ''WesternAnimation/TheRealGhostbusters''.
