John Stamos seemed like the nice guy on Full House. But behind the scenes, he was a real bastard. That is because the actor told Josh Peck, his TV son, on the podcast Good Guys that he got the 11-month-old Olsen twins fired from the pilot of Full House.
What? So you know if the first episode where Joey and Uncle Jessie try to change Michelle’s diapers? Well, Mary Kate and Ashley wouldn’t stop crying, and he couldn’t deal with it. Therefore, Stamos told the higher-ups, “This is not going to work.” So, they got rid of them.
And then, they hired two redheaded twins. Well, Stamos hated them (and their looks) even more than Olsens’ crying. So, after a few days of working with them, he told them to bring back the Olsen girls. And the rest is sitcom history.
Who knew Stamos was such a dick? But he was. I wonder if his real son, Billy, was a crier because that would be total karma if he were.
This photo of Jodie Sweetin on Pictionary has Caption Me written all over it, so go ahead and do it. And for bonus points, try to guess what they asked her to draw on the game show that is hosted by Jerry O’Connell.
Before Candace Cameron was eating expensive lunches on the set, she was happy to have Chef Boyardee for lunch. How cute was the 8-year-old in that 1984 commercial?
On January 9th, Bob Saget passed away suddenly from a head injury. Netflix wanted to honor the comedian, so they called up his best friends who were already doing that.
On June 10th, John Stamos, Jeff Ross, Chris Rock, Jim Carrey, John Mayer, Darren Criss, Kelly Rizzo-Saget, Mike Binder, Jackson Browne, Seth Green, Mike Young, Michael Keaton, Candace Cameron Bure, Dave Coulier, Dave Chappelle, Tim Allen, Paul Rodriguez, Jon Lovitz, and his daughters Lara and Aubrey Saget will roast him in Dirty Daddy: A Tribute to Bob Saget.
While they might not be saying the most positive things about the Full House dad, I think we can all agree that is how he would’ve wanted it.
