The “Full House” cast still keeps in touch.
Before the June 5 live taping of Jodie Sweetin’s “Full House” rewatch podcast “How Rude, Tanneritos!,” the actress shared that the cast’s group chat is very active – and can even get a little chaotic.
Sweetin, who co-hosts “How Rude, Tanneritos!” with “Full House” co-star Andrea Barber, told People about a “horrifying” AI-generated image of the cast if they were “goths” (courtesy of Dave Coulier).
Sweetin And Her ‘Full House’ Co-Stars Were Depicted As ‘Aged Down’ Goths
The actress, 43, went on to describe what she and her fellow “Full House” stars looked like in the picture.
“Like, aged down goths. And for some reason, there was a Kourtney Kardashian lookalike in there who was supposed to be Becky [Katsopolis],” Sweetin said, referencing Lori Loughlin’s “Full House” character. “But me and the Olsen twins were the same age, except for Mary-Kate, who actually looked like she does today.”
According to Sweetin, who portrayed Stephanie Tanner on “Full House” and its reboot series “Fuller House,” the late actor Bob Saget (who starred on the sitcom as Danny Tanner) was illustrated in the likeness of Geddy Lee, lead vocalist of the rock band Rush.
“It was just a very, very strange thing. Dave made a joke. I didn’t get it,” Sweetin admitted, going on to explain that she later came to understand Coulier’s message. “I was like, ‘Oh, sorry actually, the joke was great.’”
The Group Chat Reveal Came Just Before Sweetin and Barber’s Live Podcast Alongside Co-Stars John Stamos and Lori Loughlin
GettySweetin and Barber reunited with former “Full House” cast mates John Stamos and Lori Loughlin for the live podcast, which took place at the iHeartRadio Theater in Los Angeles.
Stamos and Loughlin reminisced about their characters’ romance and 1991 TV wedding. They were joined by surprise guests Scott Weinger, Marla Sokoloff and series creator Jeff Franklin.
“How Rude, Tanneritos!” was launched by Sweetin and Barber in July 2024 to recap, rank and discuss episodes of “Full House.”
Barber told People that the podcast’s first live taping was something she was “really nervous and apprehensive” about, but she ultimately enjoyed her time onstage with her former co-stars.
“Oh my gosh, we have been screaming, literally, I walked out screaming and saying, ‘Jodie,’ ” Barber recalled to the outlet prior to the taping. “I walked into her dressing room, and she was jumping up and down. And, you know, we do the podcast. When we do it, normally, we’re each at our houses, and we do it over Zoom.”
