A babysitter introduced this to me and I have loved it since! I own the 2nd season on DVD! It's funny and heart-warming. Great for families, but they do deal with tough subjects like teen drinking/smoking, child abuse, or running away from home. My favorite joke is in "Fogged in"-in the 2nd season: "Uncle J-can I see you in the K(kitchen), right away?" "Why yes you may!" Have fun watching-Nick at Nite plays this almost every night!

Ok, I'm going to start off by saying that Full House is one of the most unique sitcoms I've ever watched. No other show on television makes you feel the same as Full house does. The show is unique in the fact that the chemistry of the cast members is so strong. My twin brother and I started watching this show when we were 9 years old; we found it while we were flipping the channels on a good old station called ABC Family. I taped many of the episodes on Stephen's wacky Tapes and I eventually came to own a few of the box sets. Let me just put it this way: Full House is undeniably a television classic and a fan favorite. Although the humor and cuteness can be cheesy at times, I will say that Full House was intended to be a little cheesy because it was a family oriented sitcom. If you want to fall down laughing, this isn't the show for you. The jokes are more subtle in this show. The characters' personalities are all clearly defined by the early seasons. The endings are all always my favorite part when the heartwarming music comes on and one of the characters learns a lesson. I noticed on this site many people find this show to be a great part of their childhood while many others claim that this show is an appalling pile of garbage. Think what you want, I am not going to manipulate anyone's thoughts but I will say Full house is a show where you have to take it for what it is: a family oriented sitcom intended to show a loving non-traditional family who really genuinely care about each other. John Stamos is amazing!!!

May be cheesy to others but I actually fall in love with this show. I was 7 years old when this show started but I wasn't able to watch the original airings. I heard John Stamos, the Olsen twins got so famous from this show. I know the show is famous but I only started watching this show this year and I fall in love with it. John Stamos was so hot! What a heartthrob! Michelle is beyond adorable and it's addictive to watch the show to follow her since she started as infant till she learned to talk and got her own story lines. The rest of the characters are great. I don't dislike anyone. Really depends on somebody's taste to hate or to love this show. I don't mind cheesy but wholesome family show so I love it! very much!

season 3 episode 59. Lust in the Last Danny was looking forward to dating with a woman who teach dancing to Stephanie. They were going to make good relationship each other and Danny was invited her home. However, the room was mess. She said she don't know how to clean up her room, and the room doesn't matter for her. She tried to kiss Danny, but he couldn't do that. He couldn't understand such a dirty place because he is obsessed with cleanliness. He decided to become just friend with her. He talked Jesse and Joey about what happened to him and how he was kind of unlucky at love after he came back to home. Then, Jesse said "There's no such thing as the perfect woman, you're going nuts looking for perfect woman" "The bottom line here is that you're afraid to get close to somebody, so you look for something wrong in girls you can out with." They are my favorite line from this episode. For me, this line tell my personality exactly. Sometimes I seem to find perfect person even though I know nobody is perfect. However, I realized that I just afraid to believe in someone deeply, so I am always too careful. I want to take note of these words. Besides, I want to remember them when I have same trouble like Danny.