Jodie Sweetin shared a sweet throwback picture from the first season of Full House. The post went up on the Instagram account of her rewatch podcast, How Rude, Tanneritos!, featuring images from the season one’s Christmas party. Sweetin, who played Stephanie Tanner, was pictured alongside her beloved co-stars, capturing a precious moment from the past.
The photo included series creator Jeff Franklin and co-stars Bob Saget, Dave Coulier, and John Stamos. The caption revealed that Franklin had given Sweetin her first bike at the time. Fans flooded the comments with nostalgia, while Kelly Rizzo, the wife of Bob Saget, expressed her emotions with a tear-eyed emoji, attesting to the enduring power of the show and its cast.
Jodie Sweetin looks back on working with Dave Coulier and Bob Saget
Sweetin is spotted exchanging smiles with Full House icons Dave Coulier, Bob Saget, and John Stamos, all of whom were part of her television family. She has often spoken about the strong bond she shared with her co-stars, especially the father-daughter relationship she had with Saget, who played her dad, Danny Tanner, throughout the show’s eight-year run.
Full House fans remember the chemistry between the cast, particularly that of Sweetin and Dave Coulier, Bob Saget, and John Stamos. Though they used to poke fun at Kimmy on set, behind the scenes, the cast was pleasant and caring toward one another, which had extended into Fuller House, which was a re-launch by Netflix.
The ‘Full House’ legacy continues to thrive
Since its debut in 1987, Full House has been a beloved staple of popular culture, warming the hearts of multiple generations of viewers. Sweetin’s flashback photo not only provided fond memories for the show’s fan base but also brought into perspective the enduring friendships made on the show during its original run.
Although the series itself concluded in 1995, its legacy continues to live on from the bond the cast shares. Sweetin’s emotional moment is a testament to the genuine bonds that made Full House a timeless classic.