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♪ (Miranda Lambert, "The House That Build Me") ♪
- Is this Full House?
- I've seen this so many times, this one trailer.
- I've seen this trailer. This isn't very nostalgic for me,
because I was never that big of a fan of Full House.
- I feel like it's something trending, but I don't know.
- (gasps) It's like Comet. It's a younger Comet.
- Oh my god, it's so much more clearer and high-def.
- (Uncle Jesse) Max, the hair, huh? - (Uncle Joey) Yeah, Max.
- I hear John Stamos. I'm very excited, people!
- Come on, open the door.
(gasps) - (Danny) Welcome home.
- No. You gotta show their faces, please.
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- (Finebros) Have you ever watched the original Full House?
- Yeah, I watched it.
- Yes, many, many times.
- I did watch the original Full House.
- I mean, I see it on Nick at Nite,
and my friends tell me that it's a good show.
- Of course I did.
My second cousin's actually Dave Coulier.
- (Finebros) What?! - Yeah.
- (Finebros) Really?! - Uh-huh.
- (Finebros) So how does a show like Full House
compare to the sitcoms of today? - It's a lot more wholesome.
- It's more family-oriented,
and they still deal with serious issues,
but it's not as dramatic as a lot of the things on TV right now.
- (Finebros) How does Full House compare
to the shows that you have acted in?
- Um, it's pretty similar, 'cause the process is the same.
And what's really cool is a lot of the directors
that I've worked with, a few of them, they directed Full House.
- (Finebros) So almost everyone from the show is coming back
except for the Olsen twins.
Have you heard of the Olsen twins? - They played Michelle, right?
- Yes. I know Elizabeth. She's a hottie. (chuckles)
- (Finebros) But Elizabeth is their sister.
- Oh. Wait, hang on. Who's the one who played Scarlet Witch?
- (Finebros) Elizabeth. - Oh. No, I don't know the others.
I just only care about Elizabeth.
- (Finebros) Why do you think they chose not to do this?
- Didn't they get into drugs or something?
- I know they have that fashion line.
- Maybe they just didn't want to do the same exact thing again.
- People are growing up. They're moving on.
- (Finebros) So we have two pictures from the cast.
We're gonna show you them 30 years ago and them today.
- All right.
- (Finebros) So this is gonna be DJ, Stephanie, and Kimmy.
- Oh my god.
It's like a trip, honestly.
- Stephanie looks the same.
Kimmy looks-- they all look really similar.
- Wow. They're all so pretty. What the heck?
- Stephanie looks a lot different.
(affectionately) And Kimmy! Wow.
They actually do look pretty similar to when they did back then.
- I don't want to be offensive.
I don't want to say they're like 50,
but they look older, you know?
- Now I'm kind of envisioning it from the audience's perspective.
'Cause they're gonna see my character Ravi
exactly the same for the next ten years.
(chuckling) Like, it's not gonna change.
- (Finebros) And here is Danny, Jesse, and Joey.
- Danny definitely aged a little bit.
- This guy on the top didn't age too well.
But the guy in the middle-- gotta love that mullet though.
- I forgot the bottom guy's name.
He just looks like a dad now. He just has that dad face.
- The show also had a lot of catchphrases.
Do you remember any of them? - No, it's been a while.
- Not really. I haven't watched it in so long.
- This wasn't really a catchphrase,
but Joey Gladstone would do his voices.
I don't know. I kinda forgot a lot of them.
- (Finebros) So we had Michelle's "You got it, dude."
- Oh yeah, I remember.
- Oh yeah. Okay. And she would, like--
would she do thumbs-up with it?
- I used to run around my parents' store and be like,
"What's up, dude?" to random customers.
- (Finebros) And another was, "How rude!"
- How rude!
- Oh yeah. I do remember that.
- How did I forget that? I say that all the time!
- (Finebros) There was "Cut. It. Out."
- Oh yeah.
- Oh my god! I remember that!
And he had puppets, didn't he? Or he was--
- (Finebros) In the teaser, he actually has one of the puppets.
- Oh my god. - (Finebros) Even now.
- Oh boy. At least he's following his passion.
- (Finebros) Why don't you think there's catchphrases
in shows today, when shows like Full House and other '90s shows
would always have catchphrases? - Oh.
(coming to realization) There isn't--
There isn't catchphrases in shows today. What?
Oh my-- I don't know.
- Maybe because they used them so often in all the other shows
that people got tired of them.
- I think they're trying to have more catchphrases now
to kind of bank off of that old thing
of there being catchphrases.
But they're not as good at it anymore, so nobody cares.
- (Finebros) So last question: what do you think
appeals to people about seeing shows that have been off the air
for so long that, when they come back, people are so excited?
- I think people just love to see
that the characters aren't dead.
- It gives them a feeling of nostalgia.
- I think it's all nostalgia.
I don't think there's any other explanation for it.
- It's that feeling of watching it when you were younger.
Like, "Hey, Full House is on. Let's go watch it."
And then it kind of ends, you're just like,
"What am I supposed to do now?"
Comes back on, you're like, "Yes! I have a life now!"
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