@Laura Nasewytewa Well if you didnt then you have no soul, and no feelings for others. For some people this scene reminds then of something that had happened to them in the past,so dont you dare call us babies just because you dont understand the meaning of depression and back stories, you really need to learn to have some respect for others..
When the great grandfather died Jesse wouldn't cry but If it wasn't for Michele skipping school and hiding in that boat Jesse would never cried, Michele got him to break Down.. After she said "I was his little Michelle" it made Jesse realize that he was gone . So Michelle really helped Jesse breakdown.
its like michelle and Jesse are really close. they are really close because Jesse is only comfortable breaking down in front of michelle. when Jesse and becky were moving in to becky’s place when Jesse and michelle said bye michelle cried so did Jesse. and in this episode michelle really helped Jesse has he relised he was gone and when jesse was talking he was tearing up. but when michelle said “uncle jesse is it ok to cry” he was strong by holding the tears but when he said yes its like he wont cry infront of everyone but infront of michelle he just breaks down. he cant be strong infront of michelle. but with the rest of the family yes because he doesnt want to be seen as weak.
"If I feel sad, I might cry. And then I can't be brave...for you!" Honestly, one of the saddest lines in a sitcom ever. They don't make shows like this anymore.
this episode was hands down one of the most heartbreaking Full House eps , although the end where Jesse helped teach the dance to Michelle's class the dance really warmed my heart
What is this video actually about?! I did not have the sound actually turned up so I couldn't really hear it!! It looks sad though and I actually cried at this😭😭😔😔
Me, too! More family sitcoms need to be like this instead of family being mean to each other for laughs! Jesse was a good uncle to his nieces unlike Bernard Jeffery McCullough who threatened to "beat Vanessa 'till the white meat shows". People who criticize the shows light-heartedness truly "despise the good!"
+Macy Hufford I cried too at this part and the part also where Jesse says "he always used to take care of me and now he comes over here and I can't take care of him" it hurts because it reminds me of when my Grandmother died I always cry with this scene and can't help it.
This isn’t the first time Jesse’s been through such a tragic loss. The death of his sister Pamela hit hard enough. It was HIM that connected the whole family together ever since.
My mother died almost 9 years ago when I was 7 years old. I didn't know how to feel then because I was only a little girl. But now I'm 16 , I understand everything, and i miss her more than I've ever missed anyone before. It gets me so upset everyday knowing that she is no longer with us anymore.
I remember watching this episode last year, I remember crying too. I'm 13 and almost nothing can make me cry. But when I saw this episode I cried, it hurt me. I've had my fare share of deaths in the family, like losing all my extremely close grandparents by the time i was 11, this episode really hit home for me, but I do i think it teaches an important lesson to kids about dying.
Same here, and me too. I was losing my grandpa around the time they made this episode, and pretended like I didn't care. Very unhealthy. Remember what Michelle asks in this clip--is it okay to cry? "You bet" as Jesse says; Jesse is right. It's unhealthy to be numb.
When I was little my grandpa would always call me "mi hija'. I didn't know what it meant since I couldn't understand spanish but it made me happy. It wasn't until my graduation many years later after his death did I found out that he was actually calling me his daughter. Jesse was treated like a son by his grandfather which it even more painful.
AliSakurai my grandpa also called me that too and the when I was six....... he passed. I cried forever and this episode makes me think of him. Now I'm balling my eyes out. RIP Grandpa
It's crazy how marykate was used in the scene when Jesse moves out of the house and they have to say goodbye to each other and in this scene Ashley is the one doing the scene with John. Both amazing. Ashley knocked it out of the park here. Her and John did amazing!!
+Melissa Stuby me too and my Grandpa passed away when I was I think 6 or 7 and the last time I saw him I was 5 and also when my Grandmother passed away it still hurts because I haven't seen her since I was 13 this episode always hits home for me and makes me cry every time I see it.
+Melissa Stuby I never got to say goodbye to my Grandmother when they passed away I can relate to Jesse because my Grandparents didn't live in the same country as me. I last saw my Grandfather when I was 5 in 1987 and I last saw my Grandmother was 13 in 1995 this episodes always hits me pretty hard and it's harder because if they don't live in the same country you don't get to see them often and I used to visit my Grandmother every summer and my Grandfather I saw him in the summer/early fall the one time.
Poor Michelle. She really loved Papouli. I was just as devastated as she was when my grandmother died 13 years ago. I was also that devastated when my grandfather died of cancer last year. Both of them loved me so very much, which made it bittersweet to see them go. I no longer have any living grandparents. Grandparents and kids really share a unique bond that is much different from the bond kids share with parents yet so very special, which makes it bittersweet when the grandparents go.
Scripturegirl1990 I know the feeling when you lose your last grandmother, I was 20 years old on Christmas Eve when she died in her sleep, myself and the rest of the family still feel it to this very day especially around the holidays
I remember, I was roughly Michele's age when my dads dad passed away... he was my best friend... I always cried by myself becuz I didn't wanna seem weak in front of my brother and cousins. But then when I was fishin', my oldest cousin, Jason, came to me and he held me while we both cried... This scene always makes me wanna cry.
I have a 9 year old niece, my mother is in really bad shape, fighting Alzheimer's, my niece just couldn't handle after visiting her one day, and her and I literally had a hug and cry session just like this.
+Kian Clarence (Goseiger50) I'll always watch full house over today's garbage shows that treat serious situation as a joke, I agree with you about what you said about the show I would've loved for it to be still on the air.
Glad to know others are still watching Full House lol. Hopefully some from the newer generations as well as mine. But yeah, this episode is vastly different than all the other ones: from the acting, to the music... to me it feels like a whole other show at times, or more like Full House from a parallel universe where instead of sub-par comedy and over-the-top sillyness, and relationship issues, and Disneyland, it's instead totally serious and tragic... It's truly a special episode that manages to deliver an important, relatable message to us all - that sadly, time here on Earth with our loved ones is short, and we should make the best of it and tell our loved ones how we feel about them, before it's too late.
This episode is serious. I also feel the pilot episode is very serious when D.J. is nearly in tears over having to share a room with Stephanie and missing her mother and then Danny shares in missing his late wife but tells D.J. that they need to be together for each other. The other one I feel is very serious is the slumber party episode when Stephanie is upset that she didn't have a mother to go to her slumber party with, but D.J. tells her she misses her mother too but reminds Stephanie that they are unique in that they live with Danny, Jesse, and Joey. Along with this episode, the two I just mentioned are three of my favorite episodes of the series because of all the sensitivity involved.
I remember this Season 2 episode called "Goodbye, Mr. Bear" when Jesse, Danny, Joey, DJ and Stephanie all reminisce on the memories they had with Pam and then they watched a homemade movie with Pam bringing home Michelle.
Losing someone is hard enough but when you lose a parent it breaks your heart. I lost my dad 5 years ago and its still hurts. I just love this episode.
Hey rembember that episod when Rusty want to send love letter prank to dj but he send to Stephanie so she think Rusty liek her than Kimmy find it and thought it from uncle Jesse so she wan marry him then Bekky find it and thought it from Dannie then Jesse find it and think it from Danny or Joey to Bekky than Dannie gf find it and thought it from Joey?
When the music starts at 0:29 "Just Fine" by Daniel Winans gets in my mind. Because even though Jesse, Rebecca, D.J., Stephanie, and Michelle felt that all was lost when Papouli died, they knew later on that they'll be just fine.
Molly Miller I know the feeling my grandpa is dying he has bladder cancer so he’s in the hospital for but he might come home and die slowly it’s so sad I think of my Grandpa I pray he doesn’t go away but it’s for the best just have to move on when it happens 😔😔😞😞😞
I can relate to this so much. My grandmom died this past weekend. Everyone has been crying except for me because I feel like I have to be the only brave one. I've been crying myself to sleep every night and where no one can see me. I was really close to her when I was little. But after I left for college, I didn't get to see her as much. I'm supposed to graduate next year and she always talked about how much she can't wait to see. It hurts that now she won't be able to watch. I love and miss you so much Grammy. See you on the other side ❤️
Bridget Pody sorry for your lost I know how you feel my grandma died well it will be 5 years soon and I was just like you I was trying really hard to be brave my self but for me that did not last for very long casue the day for the funeral and then the cemetery I lost it so much and it was during the 1st week of school i missed so i missed the 3rd day of school during 8th grade so i had to go all week since she died with out crying and that was hard for me all that week of trying not to cry all came out a week later
I feel like in this episode, Michelle was heartbroken the most. The death of Papouli was super-duper difficult for her to deal with, especially at the age she's at.
This scene right here is the first time I cried about something on Full House, it was before I went to school, and right around the end of this scene, my step-brother asked me "Are you crying?" I said "No, I have a very big allergy to..." and I just started to cry
growing up my grandpa will always say I was his girl and now when i hear the words that Michelle said I was his little Michelle and Jesse saying I was his little Jesse makes me think of my grandpa and how much I miss him for many years.
I remember when the episode first aired, and they said it was a very special episode you'll never forget. They weren't kidding. I was a lot tougher as a kid; I can't watch it now without emotions running high.
Wow.Thanks for posting this episode. I was looking for this clip everywhere. This probably the saddest of all the Full House episodes. I can relate to this scene because my family lost my uncle on March 20, 2011. I have been thinking about him a lot recently. Yesterday I found a train ticket in my pocket, which had the date of when my mother and I saw him for the last time, March 19, 2011. On that date, my mom and I had a great talk with my uncle for the last time. It was a sunny day. RIP uncle.
She understands everything I say and I understand her! She's my best friend! [Mystery licks SpongeBob's cheek. Squidward cries because of a bowl of onions near him]
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Jesse and Michelle had such a good father-daughter like relationship.
Yeah
it’s actually Uncle-Niece relashonship
All the love Jesse had for his sister Pamela came out in his love for Michelle.
Matthew Micelli :p I was writing fast and didn’t care.
wesley ogilvie yeah I that's with me and my 2 nieces I mean one is 6 and the other one is a newborn
This has got to be the best uncle and niece relationship!
+Sam A i hope to have the same with my nephew and whne it comes ot moments like this i cry like a baby
Michelle auto correct
Exactly
Reminds me of my relationship with my oldest niece!
Same with me with my nieces and nephew
If you watched this and didn't cry you are heartless!!!!! Like if you cried!!!
Jyllian Torres "Heck Yes I Cry Every Time!!!!!!!!!
What??? I still watch this clip and I still cry
I cried
Papoui reminds me of my mom when she died.
@Laura Nasewytewa Well if you didnt then you have no soul, and no feelings for others. For some people this scene reminds then of something that had happened to them in the past,so dont you dare call us babies just because you dont understand the meaning of depression and back stories, you really need to learn to have some respect for others..
I didn't sign my permission slip for this feels trip😭😭😭😭
Same I only watch this episode when I have a "visitor" but I just found this and omg best feels trip ever I cried for an hour 😭😭😭
Maddy Martinez u have a good sense of humor
Sorry I know this is emotional but nice
I didn't either 😥😫
When the great grandfather died Jesse wouldn't cry but If it wasn't for Michele skipping school and hiding in that boat Jesse would never cried, Michele got him to break Down.. After she said "I was his little Michelle" it made Jesse realize that he was gone . So Michelle really helped Jesse breakdown.
Not as much as he did sitting in that boat with Michelle
its like michelle and Jesse are really close. they are really close because Jesse is only comfortable breaking down in front of michelle. when Jesse and becky were moving in to becky’s place when Jesse and michelle said bye michelle cried so did Jesse. and in this episode michelle really helped Jesse has he relised he was gone and when jesse was talking he was tearing up. but when michelle said “uncle jesse is it ok to cry” he was strong by holding the tears but when he said yes its like he wont cry infront of everyone but infront of michelle he just breaks down. he cant be strong infront of michelle. but with the rest of the family yes because he doesnt want to be seen as weak.
Brittney Walker 😗😗😗😗😗😗😙😙😙😙😙
He cried when the family were at the table, mourning Papouli and he cried when he thanked Danny for Papouli's boat.
Brittney Walker Was
"If I feel sad, I might cry. And then I can't be brave...for you!" Honestly, one of the saddest lines in a sitcom ever. They don't make shows like this anymore.
right when jesse says "you bet" and they start crying in each other's arms is when my tears come out :'(
I cry every time I watch this episode...
same
Franciose18_x
same here
same
Me to
this episode was hands down one of the most heartbreaking Full House eps , although the end where Jesse helped teach the dance to Michelle's class the dance really warmed my heart
you are right I crying at that part made you cry for both of them a lot
Can this show never end? I still remember sitting at my grandma's room and watching this.. I miss you grandma
fuller house is coming febuary 26 :))
+KawaiixSenpai kawaii it sucked compared to full house
+KawaiixSenpai its not as good as the origional
What is this video actually about?! I did not have the sound actually turned up so I couldn't really hear it!! It looks sad though and I actually cried at this😭😭😔😔
+Eden Watling basically michelle gets really close to her grandpa and he ends up dying😁
I love how strong their bond is ❤
Me, too! More family sitcoms need to be like this instead of family being mean to each other for laughs! Jesse was a good uncle to his nieces unlike Bernard Jeffery McCullough who threatened to "beat Vanessa 'till the white meat shows".
People who criticize the shows light-heartedness truly "despise the good!"
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i was crying so much at the part where michelle say uncle ejsse is it okay to cry
Same
+Macy Hufford I cried too at this part and the part also where Jesse says "he always used to take care of me and now he comes over here and I can't take care of him" it hurts because it reminds me of when my Grandmother died I always cry with this scene and can't help it.
Me too! I can't watch it without doing so.
I sob a little before that, but that's the part where I really break down.
I cried
Who is cutting onions again dammit
All of us are crying
Sheryl Ramsey yup
Yeah! Someone is again
I can hear Joey Tribbiani saying that.
*finishes chopping onions*
It took Michelle to cry for uncle Jessie to break down
I cried when Michelle sad “ is it okay to be sad? “ 😭
The relationship they had is amazing and unbelievable, i can't believe Michelle is not in Fuller House
I lost my sister three years ago, and this part really hits me home. I miss my sister so much.
Jenny Lynn Lloyd
1983 to 2013
This isn’t the first time Jesse’s been through such a tragic loss. The death of his sister Pamela hit hard enough. It was HIM that connected the whole family together ever since.
even though it's super sad this was always one of my favorite Jesse/Michelle scenes
did anyone else ball their eyes out
yes this makes me think of my grandma. r.I.p 😔😓😢😪😭
Yes one because it was sad and two when Jessie and Michelle cried I wanted my uncle to be like them and I never get to c him 😭😭😭
i did..
who didnt ball there eyes out, its like the hardest try not to cry challenge ever
ME WHEN MY GRATE GRANDMA DIED
My mother died almost 9 years ago when I was 7 years old. I didn't know how to feel then because I was only a little girl. But now I'm 16 , I understand everything, and i miss her more than I've ever missed anyone before. It gets me so upset everyday knowing that she is no longer with us anymore.
I'm sorry really sorry
im sorry 4 ur loss
I just cryed we'll reading that
Raquel Rojas neow ur almost 20
Raquel Rojas your like the 4th person with the same profile pic as me
That scene really made me cry.
I remember watching this episode last year, I remember crying too. I'm 13 and almost nothing can make me cry. But when I saw this episode I cried, it hurt me. I've had my fare share of deaths in the family, like losing all my extremely close grandparents by the time i was 11, this episode really hit home for me, but I do i think it teaches an important lesson to kids about dying.
+Hi yeah i have lost 4 family members 1. My granny 2. My great granny 2. My great grandfather. 4 My Uncle sam
+DONTAVIUS SHORT sorry for ur loss
Same here, and me too. I was losing my grandpa around the time they made this episode, and pretended like I didn't care. Very unhealthy. Remember what Michelle asks in this clip--is it okay to cry? "You bet" as Jesse says; Jesse is right. It's unhealthy to be numb.
outerspacefrank that was nice what Jesse bib for michall
outerspacefrank me too my granny died when I was 8 and I'm 9 now
When I was little my grandpa would always call me "mi hija'. I didn't know what it meant since I couldn't understand spanish but it made me happy. It wasn't until my graduation many years later after his death did I found out that he was actually calling me his daughter. Jesse was treated like a son by his grandfather which it even more painful.
AliSakurai my grandpa also called me that too and the when I was six....... he passed. I cried forever and this episode makes me think of him. Now I'm balling my eyes out. RIP Grandpa
This reminds me of my Great Grandpa, who passed away in 2014. :(
I'm sorry I now what it's like to lose somebody 😞😢
***** I'm sorry for your loss. :(
Emma Shelley Thanks..
***** Thank you.
snazzyness101 mine passed on Christmas day
A very emotional episode always tearful to people and myself, love the ending how Jesse came through for Michelle when she forgot the dance moves
I gotta fight to hold back tears 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I really love the relationship between Michelle and uncle Jesse I love how close they are
They are so precious. This episode makes me cry buckets
so sad
It just hit me when I lost my mom from cancer on April this year. I will never forget how much she did for me throughout her life.
It's crazy how marykate was used in the scene when Jesse moves out of the house and they have to say goodbye to each other and in this scene Ashley is the one doing the scene with John. Both amazing. Ashley knocked it out of the park here. Her and John did amazing!!
the part when michelle said
"if im sad i cant be brave for you.."
me: crying my eyes out*
I never got to say goodbye to my grandpa I still miss him it isn't right the pain still hurts
+Melissa Stuby me too and my Grandpa passed away when I was I think 6 or 7 and the last time I saw him I was 5 and also when my Grandmother passed away it still hurts because I haven't seen her since I was 13 this episode always hits home for me and makes me cry every time I see it.
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I know how you feel my grandaddy died 10 years ago and I never got to say goodbye we were very close the pain never really goes away
+Amanda Houff then you think you'll never get them back, and it gets worse
+Melissa Stuby I never got to say goodbye to my Grandmother when they passed away I can relate to Jesse because my Grandparents didn't live in the same country as me. I last saw my Grandfather when I was 5 in 1987 and I last saw my Grandmother was 13 in 1995 this episodes always hits me pretty hard and it's harder because if they don't live in the same country you don't get to see them often and I used to visit my Grandmother every summer and my Grandfather I saw him in the summer/early fall the one time.
Poor Michelle. She really loved Papouli. I was just as devastated as she was when my grandmother died 13 years ago. I was also that devastated when my grandfather died of cancer last year. Both of them loved me so very much, which made it bittersweet to see them go. I no longer have any living grandparents. Grandparents and kids really share a unique bond that is much different from the bond kids share with parents yet so very special, which makes it bittersweet when the grandparents go.
When papoli died I know how it feels cuz my grandpa died when I was is second grade and now I'm in fifth grade and to this day I still cry
I LOST MY LAST GRANDMA IN 2002.. I WAS IN 5TH GRADE.
Scripturegirl1990 I know the feeling when you lose your last grandmother, I was 20 years old on Christmas Eve when she died in her sleep, myself and the rest of the family still feel it to this very day especially around the holidays
TheIronwarrior74 Mine DIED IN JULY OF 2002. I'M SORRY 4 UR LOSS. :,0(
sorry to hear that, she died 20 years old and the family in a lot of ways still feel it to this day
In 2010, two of mine died 2
Weeks from each other... :/
I remember, I was roughly Michele's age when my dads dad passed away... he was my best friend... I always cried by myself becuz I didn't wanna seem weak in front of my brother and cousins. But then when I was fishin', my oldest cousin, Jason, came to me and he held me while we both cried... This scene always makes me wanna cry.
If you didn't cry while watching this, I don't even know if you're human.
When I first saw this episode, my grandma had just passed away a month earlier and it made me think of her.
I have a 9 year old niece, my mother is in really bad shape, fighting Alzheimer's, my niece just couldn't handle after visiting her one day, and her and I literally had a hug and cry session just like this.
One of my favorite scenes from Full House. This show has the heart that I ll get you coming back every time.
+Kian Clarence (Goseiger50) I'll always watch full house over today's garbage shows that treat serious situation as a joke, I agree with you about what you said about the show I would've loved for it to be still on the air.
This is forever my favorite show
Glad to know others are still watching Full House lol. Hopefully some from the newer generations as well as mine. But yeah, this episode is vastly different than all the other ones: from the acting, to the music... to me it feels like a whole other show at times, or more like Full House from a parallel universe where instead of sub-par comedy and over-the-top sillyness, and relationship issues, and Disneyland, it's instead totally serious and tragic... It's truly a special episode that manages to deliver an important, relatable message to us all - that sadly, time here on Earth with our loved ones is short, and we should make the best of it and tell our loved ones how we feel about them, before it's too late.
This episode is serious. I also feel the pilot episode is very serious when D.J. is nearly in tears over having to share a room with Stephanie and missing her mother and then Danny shares in missing his late wife but tells D.J. that they need to be together for each other. The other one I feel is very serious is the slumber party episode when Stephanie is upset that she didn't have a mother to go to her slumber party with, but D.J. tells her she misses her mother too but reminds Stephanie that they are unique in that they live with Danny, Jesse, and Joey. Along with this episode, the two I just mentioned are three of my favorite episodes of the series because of all the sensitivity involved.
I remember this Season 2 episode called "Goodbye, Mr. Bear" when Jesse, Danny, Joey, DJ and Stephanie all reminisce on the memories they had with Pam and then they watched a homemade movie with Pam bringing home Michelle.
4 years later I'm still crying over this episode
Jesse &michelle sad scene 7+7 the last dance
Losing someone is hard enough but when you lose a parent it breaks your heart. I lost my dad 5 years ago and its still hurts. I just love this episode.
If you think about Michelle is only one he really truly opened up to throughout the whole show.
Yeah, even before she could talk and he never talked to Danny.
And kimmy
Hey rembember that episod when Rusty want to send love letter prank to dj but he send to Stephanie so she think Rusty liek her than Kimmy find it and thought it from uncle Jesse so she wan marry him then Bekky find it and thought it from Dannie then Jesse find it and think it from Danny or Joey to Bekky than Dannie gf find it and thought it from Joey?
now i dont think i'll be able to hold back when i see this episode
I cry my eyes out every single time I see this episode
I cry everything I watch this episode. This is one of the most heartbreaking episodes in the show.
When the music starts at 0:29 "Just Fine" by Daniel Winans gets in my mind. Because even though Jesse, Rebecca, D.J., Stephanie, and Michelle felt that all was lost when Papouli died, they knew later on that they'll be just fine.
I lost my sister four years ago and this episode always makes me think of her. I love her so much
This reminds me of my grandparents on my dad's side I miss them
Molly Miller I know the feeling my grandpa is dying he has bladder cancer so he’s in the hospital for but he might come home and die slowly it’s so sad I think of my Grandpa I pray he doesn’t go away but it’s for the best just have to move on when it happens 😔😔😞😞😞
this episode really hit home to me because it's the same way my grandmother passed away she died in her sleep as well
I can relate to this so much. My grandmom died this past weekend. Everyone has been crying except for me because I feel like I have to be the only brave one. I've been crying myself to sleep every night and where no one can see me. I was really close to her when I was little. But after I left for college, I didn't get to see her as much. I'm supposed to graduate next year and she always talked about how much she can't wait to see. It hurts that now she won't be able to watch. I love and miss you so much Grammy. See you on the other side ❤️
Bridget Pody sorry for your lost I know how you feel my grandma died well it will be 5 years soon and I was just like you I was trying really hard to be brave my self but for me that did not last for very long casue the day for the funeral and then the cemetery I lost it so much and it was during the 1st week of school i missed so i missed the 3rd day of school during 8th grade so i had to go all week since she died with out crying and that was hard for me all that week of trying not to cry all came out a week later
I feel like in this episode, Michelle was heartbroken the most. The death of Papouli was super-duper difficult for her to deal with, especially at the age she's at.
It reminds me of my grandparents and great grandma I lost. Sooo sad I cry every time I watch this episode
Best uncle ever!!! I wish I had one like him...
I remember being 5 and breaking down in tears when watching this
This remind me of my grandmother I miss her so much
i watched this episode the day my grandmother died. back in march. i cried . it was a hard episode to watch
I don’t cry very often but this episode never fails to break me.
This scene right here is the first time I cried about something on Full House, it was before I went to school, and right around the end of this scene, my step-brother asked me "Are you crying?" I said "No, I have a very big allergy to..." and I just started to cry
Damn it. This gets me in the feels every time.
Every time i watched that it makes me cry every time 😭😭😭
growing up my grandpa will always say I was his girl and now when i hear the words that Michelle said I was his little Michelle and Jesse saying I was his little Jesse makes me think of my grandpa and how much I miss him for many years.
This is the saddest scene and the saddest episode, I cried through the this scene
When I watched this it still make me cry
I Just watched this last night, I lost my sister last summer and I remember this and no matter what's ok to be sad, I cried a lot after watching this.
I cried right with them. :'(
when she asks is it okay to cry, that part makes me cry every time
I love this cry when ever I see this
seeing this episode on tv it made me cry then and it mad me cry now:'(
UGHHHHHH THE FEELS I CAN'T STOP CRYING! Even though I seen this so many times.
This episode always would get me in my feelings. 😭
Me and my uncle Buffy was the same way we had a fantastic relationship I miss him so much I can't wait believe it's been 11 years since he passed away
This was the saddest episode I fell this every time I watch it
This made me cry
It reminds me of my cousin tomas I really miss him :´(
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this is a really sad episode i started crying so bad i had a pillow full of tears
This scene gets me every time
everytime i saw this, i cried
That scene makes me cry every time
I watched this and it still makes me cry
I'm literally crying , this is so beautiful
The legacy still lives on thats my grandma did with me RIP grandma
I can't watch this episode without crying. It teaches such a good message. One of the best family TV shows of its time, honestly
I can relate to this episode my grandmother passed away In that same year and sad cause I didn't get to say goodbye
i love this episode it makes me cry almost every time i wish jesse was my uncle
I cried my eyes out
I watched this so many time but it always makes me cry .😭😢
i just lost my dad last christmas me him and my sis watched this show alot
I'm crying inside :(
I can't help but cry every time I watch this episode. I hard not to cry. I love Full House. It would be nice to see them come back.
Every time I watch this it reminds me of my uncle who passed away 3 weeks ago
I remember when the episode first aired, and they said it was a very special episode you'll never forget. They weren't kidding. I was a lot tougher as a kid; I can't watch it now without emotions running high.
This episode man, who was cutting onions? Who else balls their eyes out when watching this?
What a beautiful moment they had with this scene omg. 😊
I remember this episode full house use to be my show
One of the saddest and sensitive moments in tv history, but one of my favorites nonetheless. God Bless.
They have the best relationship in full house
I cry every time I see this episode.
Especially after I lost my grandfather almost five years ago to heart failure.
Wow.Thanks for posting this episode. I was looking for this clip everywhere. This probably the saddest of all the Full House episodes. I can relate to this scene because my family lost my uncle on March 20, 2011. I have been thinking about him a lot recently. Yesterday I found a train ticket in my pocket, which had the date of when my mother and I saw him for the last time, March 19, 2011. On that date, my mom and I had a great talk with my uncle for the last time. It was a sunny day. RIP uncle.
This episode is so sad i loved Papouli and jesse and michelle
She understands everything I say and I understand her! She's my best friend! [Mystery licks SpongeBob's cheek. Squidward cries because of a bowl of onions near him]
Anyone that lost a grandparent it is really hitting home. I was 12 just turning 13 i lost my grandmother
This is such a moving.episode
16 year olds suk
14 15 17 is kool
Extermely cool yea cools