Meet the Fam

The Cast

Season 1:

Season 2:

 

Danny Tanner/Bruce (seasons 1 and 2)

Consummate family man, Senior VP of a large non-profit, in-home workout enthusiast, son of a preacher man

Likes: saving money, 70’s rock music, bow ties, whatever’s best for his girls

Dislikes: teenage boys, cancer, NASCAR

DJ Tanner/Bailey (seasons 1 and 2)

16 going on 21, social butterfly, dancer/singer/Netflix user, near straight-A student (AP Bio was tough!)

Likes: cool clothes, Instagram, Pretty Little Liars, her Dad (seriously!) and his credit card (duh.)

Dislikes: at any given time, potentially anything.

Stephanie Tanner/Lucy (seasons 1 and 2)

Thoughtful teenager, aim-to-pleaser, television zombie, sweet middle child, straight A student

Likes: the DVR, taking her time, over-sized dessert portions, her Dad (honest!)

Dislikes: running, mornings, hustle

Michelle Tanner/Annie (seasons 1 and 2)

Aspiring diva, gregarious fifth grader, funniest person in the house

Likes: creating things, singing out loud, fashion, her Dad (believe it!)

Dislikes: sitting still, imperfect hair, boredom

 

Jesse Katsopolis/Hayes (season 1)

Social networker, NBA Jam lover, high school graduate, not as funny as he thinks he is

Likes: pick-up basketball, a captive audience, music, dressing like an 18-year old

Dislikes: stupid people, things he isn’t good at, healthy food

Kimmy Gibbler/all friends of the girls (season 1 and 2)

Just the name we use for any of the girls’ friends.

 

 

Julie (season 2)

Biggest smile, loves on people, fierce advocate for her fam

Likes:  Danny Tanner, every single day, seeing the world

Dislikes:  Unvacuumed floors, toenails clipped in the bed, potty talk

Will (season 2)

Smarter than most, driven, talents galore

Likes:  sports, sports, more sports

Dislikes:  clothes shopping, not much more

Lizzie (season 2)

Tied with Michelle for funniest person in the house, baker, adventure taker

Likes:  Scotland, Danny’s odd humor, spontaneity

Dislikes:  too many rules, long layovers

Why “Full House”?

A few weeks after the passing of the family’s matriarch, Lisa, the girls were sitting around the living room watching a“Full House” re-run when we realized, “Hey, we look a lot like that family!”–only we didn’t have a laugh track and our family passed gas a lot more than the Tanners. Oh, and technically we were short one uncle. But the parallels were too similar to ignore, and we joked about being “the real Full House” ever since. These are our real life stories, we’ve used the Full House names to protect the innocent.

After ten years of kids growing up and moving out, Danny remarried a charming woman with two children of her own.  Season 2 chronicles a much fuller house and the beautiful life that can follow great tragedy.

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