John Stamos has a complex relationship with his iconic role on “Full House.” In a recent episode of “Hot Ones,” the actor revealed that he initially wanted to be “the f— off” the show after a table read. The show was pitched to him as a similar concept to “Bosom Buddies,” but with a few kids in the background. However, as the casting process began, Stamos noticed that a lot of time was being spent finding the right child actors for these supposed background roles. This realization left him feeling unsure about the direction of the show.
During the table read, Stamos realized that his assumption was completely wrong. When Jodie Sweetin, who played Stephanie, read her lines, the audience’s response was overwhelming. People were “dying” laughing, and Stamos questioned what was happening. It was apparent that Sweetin’s performance was a major hit, leaving Stamos feeling overshadowed and questioning his own role on the show.
Despite these initial doubts, Stamos eventually grew to love “Full House.” He reflected on the fact that the show was not centered around any particular character but rather around the theme of love. It showcased an unconventional family that acted as a representation of a new normal. Stamos realized the beauty of the show and recognized that he had been fighting against it unnecessarily. In the end, he embraced and grew to adore “Full House.”
Stamos also shared a surprising anecdote about the Olsen twins, Mary-Kate and Ashley, who played Michelle on the show. When they were just 11 months old, Stamos had a challenging day of filming with them and ultimately requested that they be fired. The babies were constantly crying and causing disruptions during a scene where Stamos and co-star Dave Coulier had to change their diapers. Stamos couldn’t handle the stress and made the decision to have them removed from the show. However, the replacements brought in did not work out, and Stamos eventually pleaded for the Olsen twins to return.
Overall, Stamos’s journey with “Full House” went from hatred to love. He experienced initial doubts and frustrations but eventually recognized the show’s worth and its impact on popular culture. Although his relationship with the show had its ups and downs, Stamos’s portrayal of Uncle Jesse made him an integral part of television history.
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