History Fridge / FullerHouse

* In the pilot, there is a TakeThat at UsefulNotes/DonaldTrump. [[WereStillRelevantDammit This may seem as a lame attempt to be relevant]], but keep in mind the show takes place in the very liberal San Francisco and Trump was running for President (and later won) as a Republican.

* In the pilot, there is a TakeThat at UsefulNotes/DonaldTrump. [[WereStillRelevantDammit This may seem as a lame attempt to be relevant]] but keep in mind the show takes place in the very liberal San Francisco and Trump was running for President (and later won) as a Republican.

* The Gibblers left San Francisco to travel the world 20 years ago. Kimmy and Jimmy have not seen them since. Jimmy is only 28. They left an 8 year old alone.

* This is the second time the actor who portrays the head of the Tanner household is simultaneously hosting another show. Creator/BobSaget had ''America's Funniest Home Videos'', and Creator/CandaceCameronBure has ''The View''.
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* In ''Oh My Santa'' Kimmy discovers Christmas presents Tommy Sr had hidden away for DJ and the boys that they never got. This implies he died during the Christmas season.

* The Gibblers left San Francisco to travel the world 20 years ago. Kimmy and Jimmy have not seen them since. Jimmy is only 28. They left an 8 year old alone.

* This is the second time the actor who portrays the head of the Tanner household is simultaneously hosting another show. Bob Saget had ''America's Funniest Home Videos'', and Candace Cameron Bure has ''The View''.

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* In the pilot, there is a TakeThat at Creator/DonaldTrump. [[WereStillRelevantDammit This may seem as a lame attempt to be relevant]] but keep in mind the show takes place in the very liberal San Francisco and Trump was running for President (and later won) as a Republican.
* Steph's line to Tommy about "This Dairy Queen is closed" takes on an extra meaning when we find out later in the series that [[spoiler: she's barren.]]

!!FridgeLogic
* How did Stephanie, so broke she couldn't even get her morning coffee and snack, afford a couple of barrels worth of tomato juice later the same day?
** Some embezzlement from the Harmon Pet Clinic cash register may be involved...
** Stephanie could have asked for the money from Matt, and considering the skunk attack was an on-the-job accident, I wouldn't call it embezzlement.
** Stephanie was alone in the clinic at the time. What's a better question is, other than RuleOfFunny, why did someone go buy tomato juice? Don't vets have some kind of skunk stuff they use?
** Stephanie is not a professional so she may have zero clue about the professional-grade skunk smell remover, and have to resort to random methods discovered online. As for the costs, since Stephanie can count as a temporary hire at the pet store when this on-the-job accident happened, it could be covered by the store's insurances.
* In the ''Series/FullHouse'' episode "Under The Influence" DJ was opposed to drinking because her mother was killed by a drunk driver. Why does she got out and get wasted with Stephanie and Kimmy in this series?
** They were taking an Uber, so they had a designated driver.
*** Probably because people change a lot in twenty years?
** Also, DJ was underage back then, and being raised with wholesome values (in a family sitcom no less) tends to cause you to be opposed to drinking underage.
*** She wasn't so much opposed to drinking as she was to drinking and driving. Kimmy wanted to drive when she was drunk when they were younger so that was her problem. Remember, the Tanner girls lost their mother to a drunk driver.

* In the pilot, there is a TakeThat at Creator/DonaldTrump. [[WereStillRelevantDammit This may seem as a lame attempt to be relevant]] but keep in mind the show takes place in the very liberal San Francisco and Trump is running as a Republican.
* Steph's line to tommy about "This Dairy Queen is closed" takes on an extra meaning when we find out later in the series that [[spoiler: she's barren.]]
* This is the second time the actor who portrays the head of the Tanner household is simultaneously hosting another show. Bob Saget had America's Funniest Home Videos, and Candace Cameron Bure has The View.

** Stephanie is not a professional so she have zero clue about the professional-grade skunk smell remover, and have to resort to random methods discovered online. As of the costs, since Stephanie can count as a temporary hire at the pet store when this on-the-job accident happened, it can be covered by the store's insurances.

*** She wasn't so much opposed to drinking as she was to drinking and driving. Kimmy wanted to drive when she was drunk when they were younger so that was her problem.

** Also, DJ was underage back then, and being raised with wholesome values (in a family sitcom no less) tends to cause you to be opposed to drinking underage.

* In the pilot, there is a TakeThat at DonaldTrump. [[WereStillRelevantDammit This may seem as a lame attempt to be relevant]] but keep in mind the show takes place in the very liberal San Francisco and Trump is running as a Republican.

How did Stephanie, so broke she couldn't even get her morning coffee and snack, afford a couple of barrels worth of tomato juice later the same day?
* Some embezzlement from the Harmon Pet Clinic cash register may be involved...
* Stephanie could have asked for the money from Matt, and considering the skunk attack was an on-the-job accident, I wouldn't call it embezzlement.
* Stephanie was alone in the clinic at the time. What's a better question is, other than RuleOfFunny, why did someone go buy tomato juice? Don't vets have some kind of skunk stuff they use?
* Stephanie is not a professional so she have zero clue about the professional-grade skunk smell remover, and have to resort to random methods discovered online. As of the costs, since Stephanie can count as a temporary hire at the pet store when this on-the-job accident happened, it can be covered by the store's insurances.

In the ''Series/FullHouse'' episode "Under The Influence" DJ was opposed to drinking because her mother was killed by a drunk driver. Why does she got out and get wasted with Stephanie and Kimmy in this series?
* They were taking an Uber, so they had a designated driver.
** Probably because people change a lot in twenty years?
* Also, DJ was underage back then, and being raised with wholesome values (in a family sitcom no less) tends to cause you to be opposed to drinking underage.

** Probably because people change a lot in twenty years?

In the FullHouse episode "Under The Influence" DJ was opposed to drinking because her mother was killed by a drunk driver. Why does she got out and get wasted with Stephanie and Kimmy in this series?

* They were taking an Uber, so they had a designated driver.

In the FullHouse episode "Under The Influence" DJ was opposed to drinking because her mother was killed by a drunk driver. Why does she got out and get wasted with Stephanie and Kimmy in this series?

* Stephanie is not a professional so she have zero clue about the professional-grade skunk smell remover, and have to resort to random methods discovered online. As of the costs, since Stephanie can count as a temporary hire at the pet store when this on-the-job accident happened, it can be covered by the store's insurances.

* Stephanie was alone in the clinic at the time. What's a better question is, other than RuleOfFunny, why did someone go buy tomato juice? Don't vets have some kind of skunk stuff they use?

* Stephanie could have asked for the money from Matt, and considering the skunk attack was an on-the-job accident, I wouldn't call it embezzlement.

* Some embezzlement from the Harmon Pet Clinic cash register may be involved...

* Some embezzlement from the Harmon Pet Clinic till may be involved...

How did Stephanie, so broke she couldn't even get her morning coffee and snack, afford a couple of barrels worth of tomato juice later the same day?