John Stamos wished the ‘f—ok off’ ‘Full Home’ after Jodie Sweetin had individuals ‘dying laughing’

Have mercy!

John Stamos recounted his early worries about enjoying Uncle Jesse in “Full Home” after his younger co-star Jodie Sweetin stole the present throughout a desk learn to the purpose the place he “hated” the present.

“We did a desk learn of it, and I used to be the star. I used to be coming off of ‘Normal Hospital,’ and all of the moms had been like (gestures fawning over him),” Stamos mentioned throughout an episode of “Hot Ones.” We sit down, and we begin studying. And Jodie Sweetin, who performs Stephanie, reads her strains, and individuals are dying laughing, I imply screaming. I used to be like, ‘What’s taking place right here?’”

“I hated that present at first.”

Stamos mentioned “Full Home” was initially pitched to him as a distinct form of sitcom, with much less of an ensemble solid and extra deal with his character, just like modern exhibits like “Bosom Buddies,” the 80s sitcom starring Tom Hanks. 

Nonetheless, throughout casting, Stamos began to understand the present was shaping as much as be one thing far more than had been described to him. 

“As we’re casting it, I used to be like, ‘They’re spending a number of time casting these youngsters which might be going to be within the background,’” Stamos recalled whereas chuckling. 

His worries grew throughout the preliminary desk learn, as Sweetin’s character began to outshine his personal.

“I used to be slinking into my chair, you couldn’t even hear my strains, they had been laughing so laborious at her.”

Stamos then recollects leaving the desk and immediately calling his agent to say “Get me the f–ok off this present!” 

“I fought it for a very long time.” Stamos mentioned regretfully, “After which I lastly mentioned, ‘What am I doing, it’s an exquisite present.’ We constructed it with sweetness and kindness.”

Stamos has encountered comparable issues along with his “Full Home” costars, and at one level tried to switch the Olsen twins after they had been solely 11 months outdated.

The battle arose whereas capturing a now-iconic scene, the place Stamos’ character, attempts to take care of Michelle Tanner — a task shared by the twins — whereas their father is away.

Stamos’ recounted the second on the “Good Guys Podcast,” saying “So, we’re carrying the infant downstairs and we take her within the kitchen and we hose her down. And she or he was screaming. Each of them. They wished to be anyplace else however there — and so did I.”

“They had been 11 months outdated, and God bless them. They stored switching: ‘This one’s not gonna cry.’ I couldn’t cope with it,” recalled Stamos. “And I mentioned, ‘This isn’t gonna work.’ In order that they removed them.”

After a brief stint with two replacements, Stamos realized his mistake and advised a producer to “Carry the Olsens again! These youngsters are horrible.”

So after eight years as Uncle Jesse in “Full Home” and 5 producing and appearing within the spinoff “Fuller Home,” Stamos has definitely modified his thoughts concerning the ensemble solid.

“There was no central character on that present, the central character was love,” Stamos mentioned. “We had been the most effective illustration of a loving household, not a traditional household. The brand new regular was now an unconventional household.”