Full House and Lizzie McGuire did a fabulous job with tackling the eating disorder issue. I never had one myself but these episodes made more aware of them so I could notice the signs in others.
If you think about it, Steph went through the most issues out of her siblings - Losing her mom at a young age - Scared for her dad’s safety - Pressured into smoking - Joyriding - Witnessing a friend (Charles) deal with abuse etc.
The most heartbreaking episode was definitely Stephanie finding out about her classmate Charles' abusive father. Although she does the right thing by telling Danny, it's bittersweet in that we never hear more about what happened to Charles later on.
I feel like Stephanie worries about Danny's location, because it happened with Pam. Pam wasn't home and she expected to see her again, but never got to.
Damn! I've seen that episode countless times over the years. It never occurred to me that that's why Stephanie freaked out. I thought it was just because they were so close.
2 others that really touched me was when Papouli dies, and when Mr Bear goes missing and family realizes he's so important because he was a gift from Pam. They end the episode silently crying watching old home movies. Even toddler Michelle is teary with everyone else. That episode gets me every time.
Now I’m starting to think about the equivalent of that moment in the sequel series that was prompted when Max was about to hang a fire helmet ornament on the Christmas tree until he dropped it and broke. His dad died in the line of duty while serving as a firefighter. This means the premise of the sequel series is gender-flipped from that of the original series, meaning that DJ is now the one who has to sustain widowhood while raising her three sons. The home movies in this case were shown on one of those new fangled devices like I obviously expected, as technology has come quite a long way since then.
The Papouil episode really touched me to. :( Michelle knew (or kinda knew what was going with Papouli) because in the episode she was excited to share the dance that were doing together and when he died uncle Jessie step in and did the dance with Michelle.
@@SaraHouck461 The gender flip was inentional; while Full House was about three men raising three girls, Fuller House was about three women raising three boys (and one girl).
The line in the entire discussion which is best is when Stephanie asked: What will happen to Charles if we tell someone? Jesse answered: What will happen if we don't?
I haven't seen this show in forever so I don't remember when he said that, but MAN the tears came so quick reading that like OUCH. This show really taught great lessons. I'm glad I grew up watching it.
@@kyliesmith9199 it was in the episode when Stephanie and Gia got in trouble and Danny was talking to Gia’s mom. I think he had laryngitis (however you spell it)…lost his voice…and Gia’s mom gave him some of her special cough medicine that was a family secret recipe.
@@lisastrayer1174 Yeahhh. I have a small memory of the episodes so i don't remember any lines that are my favorite, but that one definitely made me cry lol
@@kyliesmith9199 I remember most of the episodes because I watch them a lot even now. I can almost recite every episode in the first 4 seasons word for word. Those were my favorite seasons. My husband thinks I’m crazy cuz I’m in my 50s and still obsessed with that show! I can’t help it. It’s a great show!
Yeah I always preferred Stephanie, followed by DJ. Michelle was cute for funny one liners but whole storyline’s devoted to her were always babyish and she came across really bratty and annoying.
*Full House* is definitely one of the greatest sitcoms of all time. It may have been a comedic show, but I liked how it also showed us issues and situations many people deal with in the real world.
One of the best childhood shows out there, inspiring my mentor services since the mid-2010s! The most notable set of female siblings in the Pittsburgh area, the Mifflins, are similar to the Tanners. Abigail is like DJ, Hannah is like Stephanie, and Michelle is like Samantha. Except for now, these 3 girls are much older than the Tanner sisters right now!
Just a little note you forgot: - Populi's death - Dad talks - fighting with siblings - moving out - Hospital visits (the last episode) - insulting Kimmy Gibbler or Gia - trying to Please your Mom
She is mine, too. It used to be Michelle, who was the most like me, but now I prefer Stephanie, since I have a little bit more maturity in me than Michelle does, but not nearly as much maturity as DJ.
Well actually it’s a tie with her and Kimmy. Kimmy taught me to be unapologetically me. No matter how weird people think I am be true to myself. She never followed the crowd or changed herself to fit in. She was proud of who she was and she lived authentically.
I love your name, Suspiria is one of the best horror movies ever made. The remake is also great but it's a totally different film. The way the original used color completely blew my mind.
Watching the episode with Charles as a kid prepared me for when my best friend was being abused in high school. Because I wasn't family i somehow had rights that his family didn't have, so I was able to call his extended family over to my house and my best friend was able to get out. That episode was always really powerful as a kid, I never realized how much it affected me until just now. Damn.
@@MASTEROFEVIL my friend didnt show up for church one sunday...my mom made the point that my friend's parents NEVER come to church without their son. Then he didnt come to school monday and tuesday, I told my mom and we both knew something was VERY wrong. So I called him and he told me that he was trying to do homework when his father walked in and gave him a list of chores (it was literally 5 or 6 hours worth of chores, they made him clean up all of their shit EVERY DAY). My friend finally stuck up for himself and told his dad that he had to do his homework. An argument ensued that ended up with my friend's dad throwing him against the door, he had a mark on his head from the door and a mark on his chest from the doorknob. I didnt see him for 3 days because his parents were trying to hide the evidence. When he finally told me I went straight to the principal and reported it. Unfortunately they did NOTHING, the report was never sent to the police. So when I got home from school that day I had my mom call his sister, grandma, and aunt/uncle. He lived in my neighborhood so I was messaging him on Myspace (this was 2007) telling him to run over here and never look back, and if he did he would never have to go back. Thankfully he did what I asked, he ran over to my house as fast as he could. So when he was finally here my family and his family called the cops and told them what was up. The cops went and knocked on his parents door. Because his dad and stepmom didnt answer the door the cops let him stay with his aunt and uncle for the night, and eventually the court found his dad and stepmom to be incapable of raising a child, so he never had to go back, not even for one night. He lived with his aunt and uncle in a beautiful house literally on top of a mountain. He never had to go back. He got married to his wife in Paris a couple years ago. He went on a mormon mission to Mexico. He is now a successful photographer in Los Angeles. So that's what happened
@@MASTEROFEVIL yeah definitely. My friend would not have had the life he does if he would have stayed in that house. My mom and I knew that something was very wrong.
@@jevinday sorry that your friend went through that. Congrats for you sticking up for your friend and trying to do something about it. It's good that he got a happy ending in the end. Everyone deserves that.
I appreciate how when DJ was upset about her body Danny did not lie to her about how she looked or even focused on her looks. he didn't say 'you look great' or anything, he focused on what matters, her character. too many girls are told they're 'beautiful as they are' but everyone ignores what's really important
Shows like this and Boy meets world are just so amazing. They are funny and talk about serious issues without viewing them in a biased or overdramatic way and I wish they still made shows like this
totally agree with you. had something similar to that happen in school. (I got accused of ditching). cuz I was talking to some friends, i was near their car, and the back door was open and I was near the door
The domestic violence episode with the girls and the bruise deeply affected me given my childhood. I'll never forget it. No one ever asked my mother if she was okay.
1. How about the guilt what Stephanie had when she cut Jesse's hair, than she broke his arms and she refused to help or go near him because she is scared about making in worse. She also hurt his arms when they were broken and she felt sad. 2. Stephanie being ignored by her family because she is the middle child. 3. Kimmy feeling hurt from getting bullied from the family and cried in a storage room with Jessie because he made fun of her outfit.
Well Stephanie didn't actually break Jesse's arms. He was upset, got on is Harley and crashed. It was his own fault. Yea Steph cut his hair (by mistake) but he was the one who caused his own accident.
Also when Steph was carrying so much guilt for accidentally driving Joey's car through the kitchen and told her dad that the family would be better off without her 😢😢
Stephanie’s classmate Charles being the victim of abuse is something that is all too real in life. Glad Full House addressed it delicately to the point on how can a kid comprehend such?
Or when DJ helped a senior citizen with Alzheimer’s. Almost every full house sad moments are full of these clips. Not that they are not sad or say a message, their more rememberable
I grew up as a middlechild and the only daughter and I always saw Stephanie as my favorite character on the show. I was only three years old when the show started, so I understood better as I grew older why that was. Her storyline appealed much to me. Growing up it was the getting picked on and peer pressure particularly, and something I didn't connect the dots on while witnessing it, was a friend of mine who was verbally abused by members of her family. I fortunately didn't loose a parent when I was a child, but I lost my Dad when I was 22 and I can definetely relate to the feelings of loss Stephanie went through. It's a pain that never goes away, particularly when there are family milestones he will never witness. Like when my brother got married and when my niece was born. I will likely be a total wreck when I get married and he won't be there to give me away. Hashtag love Stephanie Tanner.
there are SO many other serious issues tackled in Full House that you can make a whole part 2 to this video lol. they definitely didn't shy away from life lessons in the show. its one of the things I love about it.
A lot of 80s and 90s sitcoms were usually a bit heavy-handed when taking on serious issues. Full House was an exception because they always handled serious topics in a respectful manner that was organic to the show and the characters. I was kind of hoping to see "The Volunteer" on this list. It was one of the earliest examples I know of dealing with the issue of a loved one having Alzheimer's.
@@lexkanyima2195 Tyler Perry's House Of Payne was an exception too but it first aired in 2007.And the episodes with Janine's drug addiction really was intense
Watching this after Bob passed is extremely hard. I grew up watching Full House, so rewatching the lessons that his character taught is heart warming. I've passed his lessons to my nieces and nephews, and hopefully someday to my own children.
Okay a little bit of a tangent but bear with me 😅 When they were talking about body issues and poor DJ almost fainted I noticed that all of the family was at the gym working out together and that is a really cool idea... family gym time is a great way to encourage and teach kids about being healthy so when they grow up taking care of their bodies is a habit that they've already established similar to breathing their teeth or doing chores around the house I'm in full support of family gym time!
Great list. I loved this show, and it did a great job of bringing these issues to light. One thing they should've added to the "loss" part (after the girls' mom) was Papouli's death (jesse's grandfather). I remember seeing that around age 10 or 11, and it really got to me. The rawness of the next morning after he died, and even the part where Jesse was trying to distract himself being busy/making arrangements etc, until the end of the episode when him & Michelle are out in the backyard and they finally cry together, letting it all out...talk about a good cry!
That episode should have also shown Jesse’s parents. Papouli may be Jesses grandfather but he had kids too and losing a parent is never easy. That one should have touched base with his parents and how they were coping too.
i watched this show as a kid, has a massive crush on jesse back then. rewatched it as a teenager, still had a massive crush on jesse. i rewatched it as an adult well into my 20s again, thinking i'm not gonna feel the same anymore only to realize NOPE, still have a massive crush on uncle jesse. he's far too handsome and too wholesome not to love haha
I've honestly never seen the Thanksgiving episode. It carries the same message as Charlie Brown's Thanksgiving. "Thanksgiving is more than eating. You heard what Linus was saying out there. Those early Pilgrims were thankful for what had happened to them, and we should be thankful too. We should just be thankful for being together."
I would watch this show everyday after I got home from school! It never gets old! Fuller house can't hold a candle to it The smoking episode is one I would always watch in middle school I was at the age where I first encountered peer pressure
This last Fall, I took a Screenwriting class in college (I am a senior). In this class, I learned that comedy, like Full House, and Fuller House for example, can be an effective tool to bring awareness to serious issues like those you mentioned above. I was also taught many other comedy shows such as South Park, Family Guy, and SNL do a good job at doing the same if done correctly.
People tend to rag on this show but it was really great for those of us who grew up with it when we were kids and were going through similar things. It was funny and heart-wrenching and helped a lot.
I'm surprised Stephanie was so careless in the reckless driving episode considering her mother was killed in a car accident. Just like the one when DJ gets angry with Kimmy after she tries to drive home drunk cuz her mother was killed by a drunk driver
@@PrinceTrexus She was a teenager... you can keep living in your own past, or move forward. Stephanie didn't move too forward correctly, but, again, she was a teenager, lol.
The abuse episode always bugged me as a kid. After DHS was called on us, my life got SO MUCH worse. They didn't do anything, and the fact that they'd been called just pissed off my abuser. All I could think about was how the kids dad would have just told them it was all his kid misbehaving and making stuff up and they would have just walked out.
Thats the dystopian truth of it all isn't it? The show had good intentions but it's too bad our country doesn't have the resources to back up situations like this
I can relate to "systems" in place failing me on a personal level. It wasn't domestic abuse, although something that should never have happened that was supposed to be a protective thing. I don't want to turn my comment into attention towards me. I'll just say it was physical and emotional abuse while forcibly committed in a juvenille asylum that literally almost killed me; occurred twenty two years ago, I still have a death wish. But yeah, so sorry nothing was done in your case. Hope you're possibly doing better now.
@@m56214 Lizzie McGuire actually had an episode that touched on body image. Lizzie’s friend Miranda thought she was getting too big and started starving herself. It was treated with serious gravity, even the little cartoony moments.
Losing a parent is not easy, and I wish I had been able to remember the episodes that touched on it when I lost my mum to cancer. I was 11 at the time. The first Mother’s Day without her was tough for several reasons, but mostly because of school. A week of activities where we would write about and prepare cards for our mums. I was the only one writing in past tense and colouring a puzzle sheet because I didn’t feel right making a card for anyone else when it was supposed to be for Mum…and it wasn’t like I could just leave one at her grave because it could get blown away or ruined by the rain. Then came the day of the Mother’s Day stall. The first one I wasn’t buying her a present. Again, it felt wrong to get something for someone who wasn’t her. And on top of that, I had to deal with bullies teasing me about her being gone. “I got my mum this, what did you get for yours? Oh right, you can’t get anything for her because she’s dead.” I had already dealt with bullies hassling me for years but that was the first time I actively wanted to slap them and get them to shut up. Then came the Sex Education night where we had to attend with a parent or guardian of the same gender for when we split into groups. If it hadn’t been for my great-aunt (Dad’s aunt who has since passed away) stepping up where all else let me down, I would have had to miss out. Even though the school knew (my teachers had attended Mum’s funeral and a notice about her passing away during the Christmas holidays was in the school newsletter), they said I wasn’t even allowed to attend with Dad. I’m just glad they didn’t have any Mummy-Daughter activity days outside of Sex Education Night. Then there was always that feeling of grief that hit whenever I saw my friends with their mums. It never got easier. It’s been 25 years since Mum died, and it never gets easier. I still miss her and want her to come back, especially in my most vulnerable moments. Nobody is ever prepared for such…
That’s the thing about Full House. A sitcom like this tackling topical issues is something that balances between the humor and the drama. It shouldn’t just be about the laughs and this is good!
I always loved the storyline about life's lessons and how child rearing in this day and age can be challenging at best. It's nice to know how much these children are ideal examples of golden children who know how to appreciate what they have at the end of the day - not make their parents feel that parenting is a thankless job.
I can relate to some of these issues. Loosing my pop when I was in elementary school and my first time experiencing death at a young age, my granny passing away when I was a senior in high school, and my grandfather passing away this year in January. I miss them so much. Plus, I had to overcome an abusive relationship in which the girl I was with physically hit me got away scoff free. These things and many others I had to deal with growing up, are just so hard for me.
Facts being the middle child, being stood up by a guy she had a crush on,dealing with her great grandfather's death, DJ's eating disorder situation,the situation with accidentally cutting Jesse's hair,The trip the entire family took to Disney World and Michelle was getting so much attention and then Michelle losing her memory in the last two episodes
Jodie sweeten nailed the role throughout all seasons.... She was exceptionally good & extraordinary.... I'm really glad they made this show's reboot.... ❤️❤️
Another episode that dealt with the issue of being picked on was DJ's first day of high school when she wore the same outfit as the teacher and had to eat lunch in a phone booth and the next day Kimmy convinced her to dress like a hooker. That episode had a great moment between DJ and Becky when Becky showed her how to properly apply makeup
Absolutely thrilled you made this video! This show was truly a special gem, with incredible humour and genuine heart. My family started to watch it in the early 2000s and we still quote it from time to time.
The "Aftershocks" episode took place roughly a month after the infamous "Earthquake" World Series (which took place in October 1989 and that Series, as well as "Full House" , happened to air on ABC).
Danny Tanner was without question badass and loving. Bob Sagat nailed that role like a master. Danny was my fav. He always had the right answer and when he didn't, he searched for it until he made it right. RIP Bobby, One of the greatest father figures to have lived. If he isn't in heaven then I don't want to go to heaven either.
I lost my two grandmothers, my maternal grandpa, and, he died before I was born, but my paternal grandpa(if that makes sense) I can definitely relate to the loss of papouli
Full house was a wonderful coming of age show for the whole family. It was funny at times it also had real life situations every kid and family has to deal with. It was iconic. My favorite characters were Danny and DJ.
Although the way it happened is beyond preposterous, but Michelle falling and getting amnesia was pretty serious…not much else is scarier than to see a loved one have no clue who you are and forget ALL you have been through together! Granted that is usually seen in older adults with dementia, but still a serious topic of mental health nonetheless…
@@odinfromcentr2 I know, but it still sucks. They could have at least mentioned him again or had him come back later on. Heck, I would have loved to see him in Fuller House.
@@KaijuganI get that. Although I haven't watched the show in decades, there was an instance from an early season where a young relative named Howie stays with Michelle for one episode and she becomes devastated after he leaves. Much later in the series, he comes back and she dismisses him for "being a boy" if memory serves. So that comes back into play over any other more serious plot. Not sure if it was even the same actor or not. Seeing Charles on Fuller House would be a stretch, though; since that storyline only existed in that one episode. But yeah, still would've been a touching surprise.
The kid who played Walter is also the kid on the first Jurassic Park movie that Grant scared the living shit out of by telling him how velociraptors killed their prey after he called a velociraptor a giant turkey💯😂
Maaaan, for #10 nothing made me sob more than Michelle dealing with the loss of her "Papouli" (grandpa). Probably because, unlike Pam, we got to actually see them spend time together.
There was also the last episodes where Michelle lost her memory. And the episode where DJ went out with a guy that had a van and was known with all the girls. There's also the episode where Danny starts to date someone and one of the girls gets upset
This show had a huge impact on my childhood! I remember I used to just stick around for the intro, and then watch Adult Swim until I passed out on the couch. Then one night I decided to watch an episode, and I was hooked!
Finally thank you so much for making this video I love Full House so much I’m hoping number one was handling death because that episode is really good but sad at the same time. Also the episode where Kimmy eloped should be on the list at least as a I honorable mention.
this is why full house is one of the very best tv shows ever because it can be funny and real and sad at the same time one of my absolute favorite list ever ❤
I think that we messed that one time when Steph tries to impress 2 girls in her class and After it went too far her dad stopped her from doing something bad to herself and Dj help’s her to
I can definitely relate to losing a parent. I lost my mom 4 years ago from lung cancer and not a day goes by that I don't think of her or miss her like crazy.
The episode that really hit me hard…was when the grandpa died…since I was watching reruns of this show having been born in 2001…the episode hit me hard as it was watching it after I lost my Grammy my mom's mom…but now I kind of relate to Stephane some especially when being worried about her dad since I had to go through erma and my dad was busy working and I was scared. Since someone died heading into work that he worked with and the place wasn’t far from home but it still hurt and scared me. Plus having gone through hurricane Ian recently really shocked me. Just those two things really hit home with me.
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No offense but this list should've been a top 20 but props to choosing 10 serious issues bc this show had a ton of them
@@richardperaza5083 agreed, MsMojo should do it tomorrow
Full House and Lizzie McGuire did a fabulous job with tackling the eating disorder issue. I never had one myself but these episodes made more aware of them so I could notice the signs in others.
Favorite characters: Jesse, Steve,Joey, Gia
how can you honor a pedo show!
If you think about it, Steph went through the most issues out of her siblings
- Losing her mom at a young age
- Scared for her dad’s safety
- Pressured into smoking
- Joyriding
- Witnessing a friend (Charles) deal with abuse
etc.
That's true, I always liked that Stephanie tended to get the grittier storyline. Jodie was terrific at acting them, even at a tender age!
Honestly I was kinda thankful for that (no I don't hate Stephanie) but it shows that problems can happen at any age
She's definitely my favorite character
the show went down hill when they stopped focus on Stephanie and every became about how whacky Michelle was
Watching this list made me realize she had some of the hardest episodes out of the series.
The most heartbreaking episode was definitely Stephanie finding out about her classmate Charles' abusive father. Although she does the right thing by telling Danny, it's bittersweet in that we never hear more about what happened to Charles later on.
She told Jessie but yes
Correction: Stephanie told Uncle Jesse
And how her friend Gina got in a car crash with those boys
She did the right thing and told someone about her classmate abuse
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I feel like Stephanie worries about Danny's location, because it happened with Pam. Pam wasn't home and she expected to see her again, but never got to.
Bro u boutta make me tear up
Damn! I've seen that episode countless times over the years. It never occurred to me that that's why Stephanie freaked out. I thought it was just because they were so close.
I never thought about it like that but you’re right :’(
I thought she died in the hospital and that's how Stephanie got Mr. Bear
She died from a drunk driver. Mr Bear was one of the gifts (not sure who) brought home when she came home with Michele. If I remember right.
2 others that really touched me was when Papouli dies, and when Mr Bear goes missing and family realizes he's so important because he was a gift from Pam. They end the episode silently crying watching old home movies. Even toddler Michelle is teary with everyone else. That episode gets me every time.
Now I’m starting to think about the equivalent of that moment in the sequel series that was prompted when Max was about to hang a fire helmet ornament on the Christmas tree until he dropped it and broke. His dad died in the line of duty while serving as a firefighter. This means the premise of the sequel series is gender-flipped from that of the original series, meaning that DJ is now the one who has to sustain widowhood while raising her three sons. The home movies in this case were shown on one of those new fangled devices like I obviously expected, as technology has come quite a long way since then.
The Papouil episode really touched me to. :( Michelle knew (or kinda knew what was going with Papouli) because in the episode she was excited to share the dance that were doing together and when he died uncle Jessie step in and did the dance with Michelle.
@@SaraHouck461 The gender flip was inentional; while Full House was about three men raising three girls, Fuller House was about three women raising three boys (and one girl).
I love Jesse's speech to Stephine about the situation that because she told he wont get hurt by his own dad. Always makes me tear up
what?
In some ways I think this scene is why I'm a social worker. Though I work with the elderly not children
@@lunerwerewolf thats amazing!
The line in the entire discussion which is best is when Stephanie asked: What will happen to Charles if we tell someone? Jesse answered: What will happen if we don't?
I'll never forget when Danny said "kids need love the most when they are hardest to love"
I haven't seen this show in forever so I don't remember when he said that, but MAN the tears came so quick reading that like OUCH. This show really taught great lessons. I'm glad I grew up watching it.
@@kyliesmith9199 it was in the episode when Stephanie and Gia got in trouble and Danny was talking to Gia’s mom. I think he had laryngitis (however you spell it)…lost his voice…and Gia’s mom gave him some of her special cough medicine that was a family secret recipe.
That was one of my favorite lines from Danny in the later seasons of the original series (full house)!!
@@lisastrayer1174 Yeahhh. I have a small memory of the episodes so i don't remember any lines that are my favorite, but that one definitely made me cry lol
@@kyliesmith9199 I remember most of the episodes because I watch them a lot even now. I can almost recite every episode in the first 4 seasons word for word. Those were my favorite seasons. My husband thinks I’m crazy cuz I’m in my 50s and still obsessed with that show! I can’t help it. It’s a great show!
I miss when sitcoms used to teach valuable life lessons . They just don’t make them like this anymore
I think Mixed-ish does a really good job with serious topics if you haven't seen it.
The Goldbergs always teach a lesson too.
yeah full house, fresh prince, etc. were really good shows because not only were they funny they tackled real issues
Yes,absolutely. Full House and Boy Meets World taught wonderful life lessons. Was there more shows like this today.
@@Showtunediva but they are PG
This list proves Stephanie carried the show until Michelle learned how to talk. She doesn’t get enough credit.
Yeah I always preferred Stephanie, followed by DJ. Michelle was cute for funny one liners but whole storyline’s devoted to her were always babyish and she came across really bratty and annoying.
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@@danimc6762 I agree with everything you said. I also favour Stephanie.
@@danimc6762 omg I agree 100% with your entire statement!!
@@danimc6762 Like the episode where the go to Disney and Steph was about to be the princess but Michelle took it. So annoying!
*Full House* is definitely one of the greatest sitcoms of all time. It may have been a comedic show, but I liked how it also showed us issues and situations many people deal with in the real world.
Indeed, I love how it broke from comedic formula to shed light on more heartbreaking social issues that occur daily.
Though it was comedic I was thankful that it focused on serious issues 1st then was funny
But the problem it was not edgy
@@trinaq facts from peer pressure,loss of a loved one/relative,drugs and alcohol use,eating disorders,etc
@@anthonyhenderson2804 but it is PG
I love this series,. They don't quite make family comedies like this anymore.
Nope they don't.
I blame the Karens
One of the best childhood shows out there, inspiring my mentor services since the mid-2010s! The most notable set of female siblings in the Pittsburgh area, the Mifflins, are similar to the Tanners. Abigail is like DJ, Hannah is like Stephanie, and Michelle is like Samantha. Except for now, these 3 girls are much older than the Tanner sisters right now!
Same, I really wish we had more sitcoms like it.
@@Missy_394 Then, the world would be a better place!
Just a little note you forgot:
- Populi's death
- Dad talks
- fighting with siblings
- moving out
- Hospital visits (the last episode)
- insulting Kimmy Gibbler or Gia
- trying to Please your Mom
What was it about hospital visits?
@@codyhiginbotham6616 Michelle hit her head while riding a horse and lost her memory
@@nickwheeler5396 I know that part, but I meant, what was it about hospital visits that was “so serious”
Man, when I saw the episode of Populi's death for the first time, I was crying
I think papouli's death fit under the grief and loss category
My favorite character is actually Steph. She is the funniest but also has the most serious issues shown.
She is mine, too. It used to be Michelle, who was the most like me, but now I prefer Stephanie, since I have a little bit more maturity in me than Michelle does, but not nearly as much maturity as DJ.
Mine was Comet :c
@@fyddleface340 Oh yeah, the dog!
Mine too. She was so funny and the deepest character
Well actually it’s a tie with her and Kimmy. Kimmy taught me to be unapologetically me. No matter how weird people think I am be true to myself. She never followed the crowd or changed herself to fit in. She was proud of who she was and she lived authentically.
The slumper party episode is so sad. The fact that Joey took her just showed how much he loved her so much
“Then why do I feel so lousy?”
“It’s a lousy situation, kid.”
Cold chills bro
It’s extra sad seeing Stephanie worried that Danny was gonna leave her, after hearing about Bob Saget’s death. May he Rest In Peace ❤️
i know right :(
Yea :(
Last place he visited was my hometown Jacksonville. Kind of wish I had gone to see him
He went to my high school and lived near me I was very sad to hear of his passing
rest in peace so sorry orange love u thank you for everything great
This show really was ahead of its time, and as someone who grew up without a father, this show hit very close to home for me.
I love your name, Suspiria is one of the best horror movies ever made. The remake is also great but it's a totally different film. The way the original used color completely blew my mind.
Same🥺
Watching the episode with Charles as a kid prepared me for when my best friend was being abused in high school. Because I wasn't family i somehow had rights that his family didn't have, so I was able to call his extended family over to my house and my best friend was able to get out. That episode was always really powerful as a kid, I never realized how much it affected me until just now. Damn.
And then what happened?
@@MASTEROFEVIL my friend didnt show up for church one sunday...my mom made the point that my friend's parents NEVER come to church without their son. Then he didnt come to school monday and tuesday, I told my mom and we both knew something was VERY wrong. So I called him and he told me that he was trying to do homework when his father walked in and gave him a list of chores (it was literally 5 or 6 hours worth of chores, they made him clean up all of their shit EVERY DAY). My friend finally stuck up for himself and told his dad that he had to do his homework. An argument ensued that ended up with my friend's dad throwing him against the door, he had a mark on his head from the door and a mark on his chest from the doorknob. I didnt see him for 3 days because his parents were trying to hide the evidence. When he finally told me I went straight to the principal and reported it. Unfortunately they did NOTHING, the report was never sent to the police. So when I got home from school that day I had my mom call his sister, grandma, and aunt/uncle. He lived in my neighborhood so I was messaging him on Myspace (this was 2007) telling him to run over here and never look back, and if he did he would never have to go back. Thankfully he did what I asked, he ran over to my house as fast as he could. So when he was finally here my family and his family called the cops and told them what was up. The cops went and knocked on his parents door. Because his dad and stepmom didnt answer the door the cops let him stay with his aunt and uncle for the night, and eventually the court found his dad and stepmom to be incapable of raising a child, so he never had to go back, not even for one night. He lived with his aunt and uncle in a beautiful house literally on top of a mountain. He never had to go back. He got married to his wife in Paris a couple years ago. He went on a mormon mission to Mexico. He is now a successful photographer in Los Angeles. So that's what happened
@@jevinday At least there was a happy ending
@@MASTEROFEVIL yeah definitely. My friend would not have had the life he does if he would have stayed in that house. My mom and I knew that something was very wrong.
@@jevinday sorry that your friend went through that. Congrats for you sticking up for your friend and trying to do something about it. It's good that he got a happy ending in the end. Everyone deserves that.
I appreciate how when DJ was upset about her body Danny did not lie to her about how she looked or even focused on her looks. he didn't say 'you look great' or anything, he focused on what matters, her character. too many girls are told they're 'beautiful as they are' but everyone ignores what's really important
Finally a list when Full House tackled serious issues at every opportunity. My inner child is satisfied with a full heart! ❤️
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But it was not edgy, you can see in season 8 they were winding down.
Shows like this and Boy meets world are just so amazing. They are funny and talk about serious issues without viewing them in a biased or overdramatic way and I wish they still made shows like this
Family Matters and Fresh Prince of Bel Air as well
The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, Roseanne, and Smart Guy was also like that.
Boy Meets World was terrible after season two. It was all about relationships season 3 on.
@@GenerationNextNextNext Degrassi used to be good in the 90's but the modern version was bad
@@malcorub no, there still were a lot of life lessons and serious issues outside of relationships
#3 Also has another topic covered:
Being falsely accused and not being listened to
That was when Jesse thought DJ was drinking right?
@@PrinceTrexus Yep. And even worse, Danny (DJ’s own father) & Joey didn’t believe her
It's a shame that Full House was not 'edgy'
@@lexkanyima2195 lol
totally agree with you. had something similar to that happen in school. (I got accused of ditching). cuz I was talking to some friends, i was near their car, and the back door was open and I was near the door
The domestic violence episode with the girls and the bruise deeply affected me given my childhood. I'll never forget it. No one ever asked my mother if she was okay.
I really like your personality. You seem like a really unique cool person.
What ep was that?
I do not remember that??
Me either
1. How about the guilt what Stephanie had when she cut Jesse's hair, than she broke his arms and she refused to help or go near him because she is scared about making in worse. She also hurt his arms when they were broken and she felt sad.
2. Stephanie being ignored by her family because she is the middle child.
3. Kimmy feeling hurt from getting bullied from the family and cried in a storage room with Jessie because he made fun of her outfit.
I actually liked Kimmy's outfit for the Smash Club
@@anthonyhenderson2804 I did too
Well Stephanie didn't actually break Jesse's arms. He was upset, got on is Harley and crashed. It was his own fault. Yea Steph cut his hair (by mistake) but he was the one who caused his own accident.
Also when Steph was carrying so much guilt for accidentally driving Joey's car through the kitchen and told her dad that the family would be better off without her 😢😢
Stephanie had a sad childhood, underrated character.
Truee
I hope your not talking about on screen she had a normal life!
@@magicslave3066 im taking about on screen, okay then who had the most problems in the show.
@@magicslave3066 i genuinely dont know if your being sarcastic or not
@@jimmy_rawr don't play with me I'm being dead serious that show seemed like nothing but sunshine and rainbows
Jodie and Candace were such amazing actresses as kids
Still are
So was Andrea.
The Olsen twins were too
Stephanie’s classmate Charles being the victim of abuse is something that is all too real in life. Glad Full House addressed it delicately to the point on how can a kid comprehend such?
I thought Jesse’s dad or grandfather passes away would be on there. That would’ve struck me so much
Or when DJ helped a senior citizen with Alzheimer’s.
Almost every full house sad moments are full of these clips. Not that they are not sad or say a message, their more rememberable
I know. I cried so hard during that episode.
Yeah that was said, Michelle was deeply affected 😢
@Good Time Editing but it's a shame that season 8 does'nt fit in a more legit more shows that became believable. More hipper and edgier.
I remember that episode too well 😢.
I grew up as a middlechild and the only daughter and I always saw Stephanie as my favorite character on the show. I was only three years old when the show started, so I understood better as I grew older why that was. Her storyline appealed much to me. Growing up it was the getting picked on and peer pressure particularly, and something I didn't connect the dots on while witnessing it, was a friend of mine who was verbally abused by members of her family. I fortunately didn't loose a parent when I was a child, but I lost my Dad when I was 22 and I can definetely relate to the feelings of loss Stephanie went through. It's a pain that never goes away, particularly when there are family milestones he will never witness. Like when my brother got married and when my niece was born. I will likely be a total wreck when I get married and he won't be there to give me away. Hashtag love Stephanie Tanner.
there are SO many other serious issues tackled in Full House that you can make a whole part 2 to this video lol. they definitely didn't shy away from life lessons in the show. its one of the things I love about it.
The episode with the aftermath of the San Francisco earthquake was one of the best, because it incorporated a real life event into the series.
A lot of 80s and 90s sitcoms were usually a bit heavy-handed when taking on serious issues. Full House was an exception because they always handled serious topics in a respectful manner that was organic to the show and the characters.
I was kind of hoping to see "The Volunteer" on this list. It was one of the earliest examples I know of dealing with the issue of a loved one having Alzheimer's.
Full House never get the respect they need.
@@lexkanyima2195 Nah it got the recognition it deserved if any show didn't have recognition it deserve that would be Married with Children
@@m56214 but Full House never receive a Emmy or Golden Globes nod.
Married With Children have that respect
@@lexkanyima2195 Tyler Perry's House Of Payne was an exception too but it first aired in 2007.And the episodes with Janine's drug addiction really was intense
@@anthonyhenderson2804 ouch
Watching this after Bob passed is extremely hard. I grew up watching Full House, so rewatching the lessons that his character taught is heart warming. I've passed his lessons to my nieces and nephews, and hopefully someday to my own children.
Another good one is where Michelle really learns about death with the passing of Papouli. And she and Jesse both learn it's okay to grieve.
Okay a little bit of a tangent but bear with me 😅
When they were talking about body issues and poor DJ almost fainted I noticed that all of the family was at the gym working out together and that is a really cool idea... family gym time is a great way to encourage and teach kids about being healthy so when they grow up taking care of their bodies is a habit that they've already established similar to breathing their teeth or doing chores around the house
I'm in full support of family gym time!
Love this idea!
Charles abusive dad and how he's so innocent just breaks my heart. And he thinks its normal! The line that got me "when he's pounding u" I can't 😭😭
Great list. I loved this show, and it did a great job of bringing these issues to light. One thing they should've added to the "loss" part (after the girls' mom) was Papouli's death (jesse's grandfather). I remember seeing that around age 10 or 11, and it really got to me. The rawness of the next morning after he died, and even the part where Jesse was trying to distract himself being busy/making arrangements etc, until the end of the episode when him & Michelle are out in the backyard and they finally cry together, letting it all out...talk about a good cry!
The episode makes me sob.
That episode should have also shown Jesse’s parents. Papouli may be Jesses grandfather but he had kids too and losing a parent is never easy. That one should have touched base with his parents and how they were coping too.
I had the biggest crush on uncle Jesse as a kid. Lol and I watched this show in the early 2000s, several years after the episodes aired first.
Same. He was pretty handsome 😌
He's still a hottie!
i watched this show as a kid, has a massive crush on jesse back then. rewatched it as a teenager, still had a massive crush on jesse. i rewatched it as an adult well into my 20s again, thinking i'm not gonna feel the same anymore only to realize NOPE, still have a massive crush on uncle jesse. he's far too handsome and too wholesome not to love haha
i grew up with fuller house (i love both but full house is better) AND HES STILL HAWT 🥵🥵🥵
Mine was Lori Laughlin aka Becky,we share the same bday
I've honestly never seen the Thanksgiving episode. It carries the same message as Charlie Brown's Thanksgiving. "Thanksgiving is more than eating. You heard what Linus was saying out there. Those early Pilgrims were thankful for what had happened to them, and we should be thankful too. We should just be thankful for being together."
I would watch this show everyday after I got home from school! It never gets old! Fuller house can't hold a candle to it
The smoking episode is one I would always watch in middle school
I was at the age where I first encountered peer pressure
Some nights I would watch it and other times I would watch it before going off to school
As someone who lost their mom at the same age as Stephanie and almost lost my dad on multiple occasions this series has always spoken to me
This last Fall, I took a Screenwriting class in college (I am a senior). In this class, I learned that comedy, like Full House, and Fuller House for example, can be an effective tool to bring awareness to serious issues like those you mentioned above. I was also taught many other comedy shows such as South Park, Family Guy, and SNL do a good job at doing the same if done correctly.
People tend to rag on this show but it was really great for those of us who grew up with it when we were kids and were going through similar things. It was funny and heart-wrenching and helped a lot.
I think people rag on this show was bc when they got to the later seasons and focused on Michelle instead of Stephanie
I'm surprised Stephanie was so careless in the reckless driving episode considering her mother was killed in a car accident.
Just like the one when DJ gets angry with Kimmy after she tries to drive home drunk cuz her mother was killed by a drunk driver
She was 13 and immature.
@@jennatomashosky8624 she also experienced a huge childhood trauma
@@PrinceTrexus Definitely
@@PrinceTrexus She was a teenager... you can keep living in your own past, or move forward. Stephanie didn't move too forward correctly, but, again, she was a teenager, lol.
@@motodog242 so was DJ
The abuse episode always bugged me as a kid. After DHS was called on us, my life got SO MUCH worse. They didn't do anything, and the fact that they'd been called just pissed off my abuser. All I could think about was how the kids dad would have just told them it was all his kid misbehaving and making stuff up and they would have just walked out.
Thats the dystopian truth of it all isn't it? The show had good intentions but it's too bad our country doesn't have the resources to back up situations like this
I’m so sorry the system failed you like that!
I can relate to "systems" in place failing me on a personal level. It wasn't domestic abuse, although something that should never have happened that was supposed to be a protective thing. I don't want to turn my comment into attention towards me. I'll just say it was physical and emotional abuse while forcibly committed in a juvenille asylum that literally almost killed me; occurred twenty two years ago, I still have a death wish. But yeah, so sorry nothing was done in your case. Hope you're possibly doing better now.
i love how Steph was worried about dannys location so she doesn't lose him but now he is gone:(
90s shows: teaches the dangers of drinking and driving: 👍👍👍
Show teaches about drinking and driving today: 😡😡😡
i don't understand what you mean
@andrewthezeppo Most tv producers think kids won't understand this kind of stuff
@@katie15732 it's a generational thing
@@katie15732 Yeah but did Nick and Disney even do deep themes
@@m56214 Lizzie McGuire actually had an episode that touched on body image. Lizzie’s friend Miranda thought she was getting too big and started starving herself. It was treated with serious gravity, even the little cartoony moments.
Losing a parent is not easy, and I wish I had been able to remember the episodes that touched on it when I lost my mum to cancer. I was 11 at the time. The first Mother’s Day without her was tough for several reasons, but mostly because of school.
A week of activities where we would write about and prepare cards for our mums. I was the only one writing in past tense and colouring a puzzle sheet because I didn’t feel right making a card for anyone else when it was supposed to be for Mum…and it wasn’t like I could just leave one at her grave because it could get blown away or ruined by the rain. Then came the day of the Mother’s Day stall. The first one I wasn’t buying her a present. Again, it felt wrong to get something for someone who wasn’t her. And on top of that, I had to deal with bullies teasing me about her being gone. “I got my mum this, what did you get for yours? Oh right, you can’t get anything for her because she’s dead.” I had already dealt with bullies hassling me for years but that was the first time I actively wanted to slap them and get them to shut up.
Then came the Sex Education night where we had to attend with a parent or guardian of the same gender for when we split into groups. If it hadn’t been for my great-aunt (Dad’s aunt who has since passed away) stepping up where all else let me down, I would have had to miss out. Even though the school knew (my teachers had attended Mum’s funeral and a notice about her passing away during the Christmas holidays was in the school newsletter), they said I wasn’t even allowed to attend with Dad.
I’m just glad they didn’t have any Mummy-Daughter activity days outside of Sex Education Night.
Then there was always that feeling of grief that hit whenever I saw my friends with their mums.
It never got easier. It’s been 25 years since Mum died, and it never gets easier. I still miss her and want her to come back, especially in my most vulnerable moments.
Nobody is ever prepared for such…
That’s the thing about Full House. A sitcom like this tackling topical issues is something that balances between the humor and the drama. It shouldn’t just be about the laughs and this is good!
But it was not believable enough
I always loved the storyline about life's lessons and how child rearing in this day and age can be challenging at best. It's nice to know how much these children are ideal examples of golden children who know how to appreciate what they have at the end of the day - not make their parents feel that parenting is a thankless job.
I can relate to some of these issues. Loosing my pop when I was in elementary school and my first time experiencing death at a young age, my granny passing away when I was a senior in high school, and my grandfather passing away this year in January. I miss them so much. Plus, I had to overcome an abusive relationship in which the girl I was with physically hit me got away scoff free. These things and many others I had to deal with growing up, are just so hard for me.
This was my favorite show when I was a kid and I loved that they always managed to cover topics that hit home for me
Stephanie tackles the most issues than anybody else in her Family
I think DJ
Is it me or does Stephanie have the most struggles than most of the other characters 😔
Even this recap brought me to tears. Every single one of them. This was such a great show.
I knew Silence Is Not Golden would be number one 😢
Yeah or probably handling death.
Omg, me too! Poor charles!
My favorite character out of the whole show is Stephanie because she dealt with most of the more serious issues throughout the show.
Facts being the middle child, being stood up by a guy she had a crush on,dealing with her great grandfather's death, DJ's eating disorder situation,the situation with accidentally cutting Jesse's hair,The trip the entire family took to Disney World and Michelle was getting so much attention and then Michelle losing her memory in the last two episodes
Jodie sweeten nailed the role throughout all seasons....
She was exceptionally good & extraordinary....
I'm really glad they made this show's reboot.... ❤️❤️
Another episode that dealt with the issue of being picked on was DJ's first day of high school when she wore the same outfit as the teacher and had to eat lunch in a phone booth and the next day Kimmy convinced her to dress like a hooker. That episode had a great moment between DJ and Becky when Becky showed her how to properly apply makeup
I was the exact same age as the character DJ on the show and I started jr high as the new kid when this came out. I related to her so much!
I like how pop culture period isn’t afraid to address serious issues. It not just Full House
Absolutely thrilled you made this video! This show was truly a special gem, with incredible humour and genuine heart. My family started to watch it in the early 2000s and we still quote it from time to time.
Best Sitcom when growing up.
Nowadays, I see Full House, I hear Bob Sagats Voice and automatically think of Ted Mosby ^^
@Julyan Sr Peterz The guy from How I Met Your Mother.
@Julyan Sr Peterz Main Character of How I met your mother, Narrated by an older version of Ted, Voice acting by Bob Sagat.
The "Aftershocks" episode took place roughly a month after the infamous "Earthquake" World Series (which took place in October 1989 and that Series, as well as "Full House" , happened to air on ABC).
So tragic
MsMojo, the serious scenes made me cry the first time and still make me cry.
1:57 RIP Bob Saget. I cried because Stephanie said "Don't leave me"
8:21 Uncle Jesse came in the wrong time.
9:09 I cried too
Danny Tanner was without question badass and loving. Bob Sagat nailed that role like a master. Danny was my fav. He always had the right answer and when he didn't, he searched for it until he made it right. RIP Bobby, One of the greatest father figures to have lived. If he isn't in heaven then I don't want to go to heaven either.
pedophiles don’t go to heaven
Do Top 20 Times Disney Movies Tackled serious Issues
Love the show it tackled a lot of situations when Stephanie tolded her uncle jess about her friend Charles and got him and his dad the help they need
I think the episode where Papouli dies was a great example of how people deal with loss of loved ones differently.
I lost my two grandmothers, my maternal grandpa, and, he died before I was born, but my paternal grandpa(if that makes sense)
I can definitely relate to the loss of papouli
How about when papouli ( the kids ) grandfather dies. Those emotions hit like a truck.
I’m surprised they didn’t tie that into #10.
@@lmj2k not even top 5
@@lmj2k for reals , 😢🥺
I'd love to see a list for FULLER HOUSE.
More edgy moments
Stephenie should have been the kid that took off, the olsen twins were great and all but Jodie was such a good actress
Yes, she was. She was great as an adult on Fuller House too.
Props to Joey for going with Stephany to the slumber party
Full House was ahead of their time dealing with social problems
Full house was a wonderful coming of age show for the whole family. It was funny at times it also had real life situations every kid and family has to deal with. It was iconic. My favorite characters were Danny and DJ.
Although the way it happened is beyond preposterous, but Michelle falling and getting amnesia was pretty serious…not much else is scarier than to see a loved one have no clue who you are and forget ALL you have been through together! Granted that is usually seen in older adults with dementia, but still a serious topic of mental health nonetheless…
You should make a video about times Family matters tackled serious issues.
That was my other favorite sitcom as a kid. That show tackled a lot of heavy stuff too
Ppap
Or Smart Guy like one episode involving a pedophile.
Top 15
Yeah
Like racism and guns
Stephanie Tanner is my fave character love her line "How Rude!"
Charles’s wereabouts not being mentioned again or resolved is one of the few plot holes that the show had.
What plot?
@@motodog242 sitcoms have plots, jackleg, they just aren’t as linear as many other shows.
It's a fairly realistic plothole for the time though. If you blew the whistle on that, it wasn't a given that you would ever know how it was resolved.
@@odinfromcentr2 I know, but it still sucks. They could have at least mentioned him again or had him come back later on. Heck, I would have loved to see him in Fuller House.
@@KaijuganI get that. Although I haven't watched the show in decades, there was an instance from an early season where a young relative named Howie stays with Michelle for one episode and she becomes devastated after he leaves. Much later in the series, he comes back and she dismisses him for "being a boy" if memory serves. So that comes back into play over any other more serious plot. Not sure if it was even the same actor or not. Seeing Charles on Fuller House would be a stretch, though; since that storyline only existed in that one episode. But yeah, still would've been a touching surprise.
i was surprised when DJ was trying to warn stephanie away from those guys she didnt remind her they lost their mom in a car accident
All these episodes are memorable and definitely hit the heart strings
Stephanie ended up hanging out with Gia, and not Mickey.
She should have stuck with her
Hands down best show when I was growing up. I actually have the complete series in the house lol
When Papouli died I cried really hard 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
same it should have been included
Me too,
Me too
I had the biggest crush on DJ when I was younger. Watching this brought back great memories
If anything, Full House tugs at the heart strings.
The kid who played Walter is also the kid on the first Jurassic Park movie that Grant scared the living shit out of by telling him how velociraptors killed their prey after he called a velociraptor a giant turkey💯😂
Oh yes he was
10:55 I think this one/ topic stuck with me the most. Even at a young age watching this. This episode always made me cry!
Maaaan, for #10 nothing made me sob more than Michelle dealing with the loss of her "Papouli" (grandpa). Probably because, unlike Pam, we got to actually see them spend time together.
Can we appreciate that they posts videos for us everyday and they makes the best entertaining videos for us and they makes our day even better
There was also the last episodes where Michelle lost her memory.
And the episode where DJ went out with a guy that had a van and was known with all the girls.
There's also the episode where Danny starts to date someone and one of the girls gets upset
Now remind me of the episode where Danny dated a girl and she got upset.
I love Full House and Uncle Jesse is my favorite character ever. I always loved him and I felt so much like him.
This show had a huge impact on my childhood! I remember I used to just stick around for the intro, and then watch Adult Swim until I passed out on the couch. Then one night I decided to watch an episode, and I was hooked!
Finally thank you so much for making this video I love Full House so much I’m hoping number one was handling death because that episode is really good but sad at the same time. Also the episode where Kimmy eloped should be on the list at least as a I honorable mention.
Full House, Fresh Price are always the best sitcom ever made.
Prince**
Boy Meets World was another one for me
I'm going to add Family Matters to this. We had some gems.
Dont forget Friends and That's so Raven, as well as Boy Meets World.
@@philtonfake4852 sorry, That's So Raven is good, but it doesn't hold a candle to boy meets world, full house, or fresh prince
new names:
10) Remembering Pam
9)PTSD
8)Missing mom
7)building Trust
6)Joyriding
5) Bullying isnt cool
4)Smoking
3)Drinking
2)Body Dysmorphia n eating disorders
1)Child Abuse
this is why full house is one of the very best tv shows ever because it can be funny and real and sad at the same time one of my absolute favorite list ever ❤
I think that we messed that one time when Steph tries to impress 2 girls in her class and After it went too far her dad stopped her from doing something bad to herself and Dj help’s her to
I can definitely relate to losing a parent. I lost my mom 4 years ago from lung cancer and not a day goes by that I don't think of her or miss her like crazy.
The episode that really hit me hard…was when the grandpa died…since I was watching reruns of this show having been born in 2001…the episode hit me hard as it was watching it after I lost my Grammy my mom's mom…but now I kind of relate to Stephane some especially when being worried about her dad since I had to go through erma and my dad was busy working and I was scared. Since someone died heading into work that he worked with and the place wasn’t far from home but it still hurt and scared me. Plus having gone through hurricane Ian recently really shocked me. Just those two things really hit home with me.