The Carlton right there.
Our next guest is a wearer
of many hats, and today,
a beautiful headband.
Candace Cameron Bure's in the
building.
>> Hey, guys.
>> How are you feeling?
I mean, I know this is probably
an emotional time,
so you're dancing it out?
>> I'm having more fun in that
way than crying.
I shed all my tears way back
when we were shooting
"Fuller House,"
so I'm done with tears.
I'm just having fun now.
>> Okay, wait.
You brought it up -- the tears.
So, we're saying goodbye for
the second time to everybody.
Let's begin with,
are fans gonna be content
with the ending?
>> Yes, I really think so.
I love these last nine episodes.
I think the fans are gonna be
so, so happy.
We give you everything!
It's, like, tons of laughs
and hijinks and silliness,
but you get a triple wedding,
and it's really beautiful.
And it's really grounded.
As much as "Fuller House"
can be grounded, it is.
>> I feel like your house
right now is also a fuller
house, right?
In quarantine,
you got a lot going on.
You've also stayed pretty busy.
Is there one aspect
of the quarantine in particular
that you were like, "I didn't
think I had that in me, but..."?
>> You know, I have to tell you,
my cooking skills
are getting so much better.
>> Me too!
>> Good. Good. Yes!
And I just never had the time
to really dive into it.
So, now, I've just been using
some cookbooks, and, like, going
at it, and we've been cooking
every meal of, you know,
breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
>> Right.
>> So I'm actually, like,
pretty impressed with myself.
>> I'm kind of the same way.
I don't know if it's good,
but I'm loving the family meals
that we really -- Scotty knows
it's Mach 10 over here
with a gazillion sports.
And for you, Candace, how was it
having -- your three chickens
had flown --
They're all successful,
doing their thing --
having them back home?
It had to be great.
>> I am one happy mama.
Like, so happy to have my babies
back at home.
And they're -- they're
young adults, so it's --
I feel for all the people
that have young children
at home right now.
I mean, I really, really do,
and homeschooling and all that,
but my kids are in college
or out of college,
and so everyone helps,
everyone participates,
and it's great.
Like, I'm just -- I'm thrilled
that they're back.
>> One of the things I love
about you, Candace, is your
approach in parenting sometimes.
You have this, like, "I'm not
playing.
Let's get this done,
and there are no excuses."
It's actually one of, like, Yo
mottos, I think --
Excuses are for losers, right?
>> That is our family motto.
I mean --
>> I know about the tough love,
but, like, it's real.
>> Yeah.
This face makes me look sweet.
But, listen, I am a tough mama,
okay?
I don't take anything.
Excuses are for losers.
We actually -- we say that
to our kids because
it's always about, like,
"Don't give me an excuse.
Just try.
It's always okay to fail.
But you have to try.
So just do it."
>> I love that.
>> Good.
>> You would say solutions, not
excuses.
So, "You're gonna complain,
well, come to me with the
option.
What's our plan B?"
>> That's right. Yes.
>> And whining, ugh.
Scotty's gonna have a whole
house full of kids.
Wait till you get the whining,
Scott.
You gotta put the kibosh on
early.
>> Unh-unh. Mnh-mnh.
>> Candace, what exactly --
>> I'm just kidding.
I'm just kidding.
>> What about the video we love
with the whole "Fuller House"
cast doing the theme song?
How did all of that
come together?
>> "Full Quarantine."
>> So, totally hopped
on the tiktok bandwagon.
I said I would never do it.
And my kids were like,
"Please don't do it."
And then our producer,
our creator of the show,
Jeff Franklin, was like,
"Let's do 'Full Quarantine.'"
So, in a, like, chain messages
of texts, within an hour,
we all sent videos,
and my daughter, Natasha,
put together that
"Full Quarantine" video
that went viral very fast.
And now I'm, like, hooked on
tiktok.
That's the saddest part for me.
I spend hours
watching tiktok videos
and then thinking of which ones
I'm gonna make next.
>> See?
But that's how they get you.
They lure you in.
>> They're so fun, though.
And when you find your...on
tiktok, you're like -- you can't
stop.
>> And before you know it,
you're like Mario Lopez
pulling his -- wrangling
his whole family in the gym
to do tiktok videos.
We thought -- we thought
it was the little baby, Gia,
who was setting all that up.
Lo and behold, it's been
Mario Lopez the whole time.
>> Oh, my goodness.
I need to follow him on tiktok.
>> Really. It's worth it.
>> Now, Scott and I are hearing
rumors about a spin-off.
I'm kind of making it up,
but let's go with it.
>> Okay.
>> Is there gonna be --
We need -- I just -- We're not
ready to say goodbye to
"Fuller House."
If there wasgonna be a
spin-off, has it been discussed
with any characters -- yours? --
or anything good?
Let's give fans a teaser.
>> Well, here's the thing --
Whether anyone wants it, like,
networks want it or not,
we plan on doing --
Andrea Barber and Jodie Sweetin
and I plan to do
the "Fuller House: Golden Girls"
version, you know,
like in 10 or 15 years.
So, we'll be doing
"Fullest House,"
even if it's in my own house.
In my garage.
>> Which one are you?
>> Oh, I'm Rose for sure.
>> You're Rose?
>> Yes. Because I'm so innocent
and -- and, like, clueless at
times.
Not really.
But I love her.
Yeah, Jodie's gonna be
Bea Arthur's character,
and Andrea wants to be Blanche.
Yeah.
>> And, Scott, how about
Candace's workout videos?
Before you came on...
>> I was just gonna say.
>> ...I said, "Hello, abs."
I mean, we've been friends
for a long time.
I did not know your ab game was
this strong.
You might have to stand up
and punch your stomach
so we can see how strong.
I mean, gosh, it is ripped in
there!
What are we doing for this?
>> Well, you know, I love
working out, and quarantine
hasn't stopped me.
I love it even more
because, no excuses,
I'm at home, and I just do it.
But I use the Kira Stokes
fitness app, which is amazing.
She's an incredible trainer.
I worked out with her
for several years,
but her app is just the best.
So, that's it.
You know, I actually borrowed
weights from my gym.
I just called them up,
because I couldn't buy anything.
Nothing was available.
So I'm like, "Can I rent them?
Can I...?"
And they were like,
"Just borrow them.
And when quarantine is over,
bring them back."
So it's like, sometimes we just
have to think outside the box,
even with the simplest things.
>> That's kind of brilliant.
I didn't even think about
calling the gym...
>> Mm-hmm. Yeah.
>> ...To see if we could borrow
it.
>> Well, Candace Cameron Bure,
best of luck with everything.
Well done, Candace Cameron Bure.
Alright, well, stay safe in
quarantine.
We love catching up with you.
>> Thanks for having me.
See you.