Candace Cameron Can't Escape Her Full House Past in Access Hollywood Interview
When Candace Cameron appeared on Access Hollywood Live to talk about her book, all Billy and Kit wanted to talk about was Full House. Do her kids watch the show? (Yes.) Didn't Uncle Joey introduce her to her husband? (Yes.)
The Stephanie Tanner "How Rude" Supercut
Well, this video is exactly what the headline implies—many, many instances of the pre-meth Jodie Sweetin saying her classic phrase on Full House. Did I actually just bring up her drug-addicted past? Say it with me: "How. Rude."
John Stamos Reminisces About His Days on Full House
On today's Ellen, guest John Stamos talks about his bad hair cut in Full House, saying it looked like a "dead crow" on his head. He also talks about his initial dislike for the infant Olsen twins.
The Curious Case of Comet, the Full House Dog, and His Possible Stalker
We received a tip from Kayla, a reader who got a strange letter in the mail that includes details about Comet, the Tanner Family's dog from Full House. TV fans, we present the evidence to you in hopes of answers.
The Best TV Dads: A Father's Day Tribute
We here at Gawker.TV love our dads. But we really love our TV dads, for they taught us everything we'd need to know about life in under an hour. From the Danny Tanners to the Frank Costanzas, we salute you!
Uncle Jesse & The Rippers Beach Boys Reunite on Dancing With the Stars
John Stamos and The Beach Boys rocked out on last night's Dancing With the Stars, performing a medley that included "California Girls" and "Kokomo." Last night's performance and the clip from that retro Full House episode inside!
The Stephanie Tanner Dance Video: Moves Before Meth
Stephanie Tanner always knew one way to trump her adorable and perky sisters: actress Jodie Sweetin's radical 90s dance moves. Her scrunchies spinning, Full House's resident sourpuss was queen of the floor before hopping aboard the disenchanted child star express.
You Can't Tell Me What To Do, You're Not My Father
Someone has made a strange, looping, Phillip Glass-y video from an old Full House clip. Apparently it was some kind of art project. It stars actors from all over the world who were found on Craigslist, and goes on and on and on. We're not sure why it exists, but it does. Watch it over and over again. It's mesmerizing.…

