The stars of Full House have reunited for a special event, bringing several beloved cast members back together decades after the original sitcom became a television favorite. The gathering also came at a meaningful time for Dave Coulier, who recently completed treatment for cancer.
According to TVInsider, Coulier, who played Joey Gladstone, joined John Stamos, Jodie Sweetin, Lori Loughlin, and Andrea Barber at Nostalgia Con Orlando on August 8. The longtime co-stars appeared together for a panel and later shared a playful video, giving fans another nostalgic moment with the actors behind some of the show’s most memorable characters.
‘Full House’ Cast Reunites at Nostalgia Con
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Coulier appeared alongside Stamos, Sweetin, Loughlin, and Barber during the convention panel. Stamos played Jesse Katsopolis, while Sweetin portrayed Stephanie Tanner, Loughlin played Becky Donaldson, and Barber starred as Kimmy Gibbler. Their reunion brought together several of the original show’s most recognizable faces.
The cast also had fun together away from the panel, sharing a video in which they dramatically turned their heads to C+C Music Factory’s “Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now).” Stamos joked about the physical demands of their performance, while fans filled the comments with excitement. Several viewers praised the reunion and expressed how happy they were to see Coulier looking strong after his difficult year.
Dave Coulier Shares Encouraging Update After Cancer Treatment
Coulier’s return to the spotlight carried particular significance following his cancer battle. The actor announced in February that he was cancer-free after undergoing treatment for non-Hodgkin lymphoma and oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma. During the Nostalgia Con panel, he told the audience that he felt great and that his doctors had cleared him.
The actor also used his appearance to encourage fans to take their health seriously. Coulier urged people to speak with their doctors and keep up with important medical examinations, emphasizing the importance of early detection. His message added a personal and emotional element to a reunion that already gave longtime viewers plenty of reasons to celebrate.