@Ohyhbsdm no he didn’t. he thought they cried too much when they were babies. they tried another set of twins but he said it didn’t feel the same. he didn’t hate them
I've been watching the series on Netflix...already got a few teary moments... especially when Bob said in an episode..."I will never die" ... Felt like time stopped for a minute... RIP Dad number 2
This scene is the second saddest scene to me because the saddest one was when uncle Jesse moved in with Becky and Michelle said “Why are you leaving me?”
@@marikiemarie7622you do realize majority of what he said was false accusations right? Even whatever the Olsen said, they admitted to lying. I'm not saying he's perfect and I'm defending him, maybe somethings are true but rumours and lies ruined his name. Not like any of us knew him personally to judge him otherwise
Between this and “when’s it gonna stop hurtin’, man?” in regards to his sister Pam, you really gotta just feel for Jesse. I’d say someone please give this man a hug, but given who he lives with, he gets plenty of them. Still, though, given all he’s been through, he deserves every single one of them and then some.
I remember when this episode aired and how the commercials came on for it and they amped it up to be the most heartbreaking in Full House history. It’s a sweet episode. I remember crying back then when I was a kid.
This scene makes me!😭 The fact that Uncle Jesse only felt comfortable to really cry with Michelle and he just sobs when they hug, that melts my heart!!! I love them so much!❤😭
Knowing this scene, it’s the only way to save your enemy even if it’s hard to do. Crying is neither weakness nor sadness, it is a genuine human emotion.
Fighting back tears watching this because we just lost my grandpa recently to cancer. We live in California and he lived in North Carolina, and we couldn't attend his funeral because of covid. I hope someday I can make him proud. Miss you, grandpa :'(
I'm sorry for your loss. I kinda know how u feel. We lost my grandfather 7 months ago. It's been kinda tuff, especially for my grandma. The 2 of them helped raise me & my sister. We lost someone special
This hits close to home. Michelle's relationship with her great grandfather was the same as my relationship with my grandpa. He died when I was ten and the pain is still fresh in my heart after 17 years.
Last year, I went through the same thing as Jesse did. I lost my grandfather from dementia last year and I broke down in tears when my family told me that one Sunday morning. I wasn’t the same because I have dealt with pain, grief, and heartbreaks. I really loved him so much. He would take care of me and my brother when we would go to visit him while growing up. Last year he got worse and then last September, he went to his forever home and I couldn’t help but break down and look at his memories. And now a year has passed and I have been doing a lot better and holding up pretty good
I lost my aunt to cancer in 2021, and I was depressed until 2022. I cried on Saturday, 12/31/2022, which made one year of her passing. She passed away on Friday, 12/31/2021, which was my 28th birthday
My Grandfather William Died When I Was 19 And My Grandfather Harold Died When I Was 18 I've Dealt With Grief For Years And Now Year's Later I've been Doing Better So To Honor Them I'm Going To Name My Son After Them William Harold Cahill Chappie
Of all the characters, Jesse grew the most. He was the rough and rockin "cool uncle. Nothing hurts him. But as the time went on (when he asked Danny "when's the pain gonna stop hurting?") , he was the one who showed alot of emotion.
@@RapFanatic4everyep and now we can finally end the curse of men having to be “men” by suppressing their feelings and being strong all the time…it was long overdue for that to end
i do remember in the earlier seasons he was like the tough and scary uncle then in the later seasons he became a cool, fun loving but still tough father and uncle
This episode makes me cry everytime...mostly because i feel like i have trouble with grief and...i struggle with believing its ok to cry and watching this scene just makes me really sad
My grandpa died on December 7th of 2020 and this hits hard for me I miss him so much he served in the Navy on a submarine and I’ve been his Buddy since I was born
Usually, I disagree with people‘s thoughts on what is the saddest this or the greatest is that. However, this actually is the saddest scene in the shows history.
My favorite scene of all time is when Jesse reflects on Pam in the first Thanksgiving episode. It was the first time he showed his real genuine soft side and although he tried to hide it and play it off cool, Danny was able to see right through it. Danny was the glue to the entire family.
I literally turned 35 yesterday. I have lived a lifetime since this aired. I have seen and been through a lot. I have experienced a lot of loss. In no way, shape or form am I okay with this clip STILL breaking my heart and making me weep like a baby 😭💔
This scene reminds me of all my grandparents and great grandparents I lost during my lifetime. My last grandparent, my maternal grandpa, died of a heart attack about a year ago. Sometime before the end of 2022. The last time I spoke with him was through Facetime where he was visiting family for Christmas in Colorado, but when he got to the airport to fly back home, it happened. He was rushed to the hospital, but... there was nothing they could do to save him. We didn't get a chance to visit him one last time, and... I miss him terribly.
this really touched my heart because everyone in life looses someone important to them this got me through the saddest moments of my life. sharing feelings is better than holding it in never lie expressing is the best way and crying makes u stronger than yesterday.
I remember watching this episode after my grandpa had died. I was in the 5th grade. I didn’t understand what grief was and didn’t know how to deal with his death but this episode was therapeutic for me in a way.
this was my fave episode because it reminded me no matter how bad the situation is there's aways someone there for you...but like each time I watch it i balled my eyes out
This scene always reminds me of when we lost my uncle John. He came to visit me and my parents to celebrate my dad’s 40th birthday party we had a rock n roll themed party and just had a great time. The next morning he left and I told him I couldn’t wait to see him at Thanksgiving in a few months. That afternoon I found out from my parents that he had a heart attack shortly after he got home and he didn’t make it. For so long I tried not to talk about how much I missed him because I thought I needed to be strong for my mom and cousins but I eventually realized that she felt the same way and we both needed to be honest with each other about the pain we felt.
Uncle Jesse and Michelle in this scene hits so hard, but it teaches a valuable lesson: it's okay to show emotion during a tough time; it's what makes us human. This year, I lost my dad to cancer in January and I haven't cried much ever since because I had this delusion that I needed to be strong for my family. Then April came and my mom suffered a second stroke since 2007 when she had her first one. Now, my mom is bedridden and is not the same person she once was. I take care of her everyday and do the best i can for her. But it's the same thing: I haven't cried much because I still fed into the same delusion that I have to be strong for her now. So anytime I need to let my guard down and cry, I watch this scene. 💔😢
This part hits me a ton of bricks because I know how both they feel. I lost my sister back in 2014 and its been a hard road for me. But thanks to my friends and family I gained a great thing and that is called Love. And right now 7 years later it still hurts but I have love. Remember my friends and family in the RUclips community it is ok to be sad and its ok to cry
Oh this scene always hit me! I never got to meet my Papou but he was wonderful from what I've heard. Now my kids have the best Papou ever (my dad) and I'm so grateful for that!
When a 7yr old can make you cry within less than 3 minutes, just talking to 1 other character, sitting still, barely moving really, you know there is a HUGE amount of talent there!
Sad scene. The saddest episode to me will always be about the side-character Charles being abused. There were many episodes dealing with sad outcomes but that one has stuck out almost 30 years later.
This scene hits differently. My own father passed away a couple of weeks ago. I've lost other important people in my life, but it's pretty hard. The holidays are coming up, and I've spent many of them with my immediate family. It helps to talk about it and to think of the good memories with him. I know that sometimes I will feel happy celebrating him, and sometimes I'll feel sad. I know the pain will never go away. Dealing with it will get easier, and grief is different for everyone, but right now, it hurts. ❤
One of the reasons why Full house was one of the best sitcoms that I have ever watched as child is because they touch base on real life events that occur in everyday life. They don’t try to sugarcoat real life events. One episode that always makes me sad is when Danny is hiding in DJ’s closet because he was putting Wallpaper in her closet and he hears his family bad mouth him. He turns Michelle into his little neat freak helper and the whole family isn’t taking this very well. It’s just makes me sad because I know that Danny just wants his family to live in a nice clean home, even though it can be annoying at times. Even if it seems overbearing at times. I know that this video is 2 or 3 years old, but I just had to say this. Merry Christmas if you celebrate ❤️💚. If you don’t then Happy Early New Year’s 💗. I hope everyone crushes it in school this upcoming school year 🧡.
After really thinking on it, this show had a way to deal with real serious issues. Other shows that were running like Family Matters and Fresh Prince also had their fair share of dealing with serious issues. Family Matters deals with racism, being bullied, and where it can lead if not nipped in the bud (The Gun episode), Carl learning to let go after failing to save a man from being killed, abandonement of a parent, and other things. Again, thanks for the video.
Same with older shows. Sanford and Son--the funniest sitcom of all time--still dealt with issues (especially revolving around poverty and caring for a family).
Bro I literally grew up watching this and fuller house and I’m still growing up lol this show has taught me sm I dreamed about having a family like that and now since bob safer passed away I couldn’t believe it I refused to except it and it just shattered me
I love how as soon as she says she was his little Michelle his guard drops as if he realizes there’s someone feeling how he feels who actually had a connection to him
This hits real hard, and what's interesting is all three of the Tanner girls had an episode where it really hits: Stephanie had the episode that dealth with an abused classmate, and like this episode, its Uncle Jesse that's there for her. D. J had two, with the first being the episode where she worked with someone who was older and couldn't remember...I can't remember if he had a sickness that contributed to it. The second was the episode where Kimmy got drunk. All of these episodes hit dangerously close to home, because it shows our own mortality, and these things are very real, and can happen at the dime of a hat. Thanks for posting the video.
I agree with you wholeheartedly. What really makes this scene stand out is not only the bond between Michell and Uncle Jesse, but that solemn reminder of our own mortality, and how fast it can happen. Both were there for one another in that moment. Never did I think the youngest of the Tanner girls have such an emotional episode, but the way its handled is great. Also don't forget Stephanie and DJ had their own emotional episodes.
Just had this exact conversation with my fiancé. We just lost our best friend and he’s been having a really hard time just feeling his emotions and letting it all out… it’s okay to cry… it’s okay too feel…. You gotta feel and let it all out too be able to grieve and move past it ❤️
When Michelle said “is it okay to cry” my eyes turned into a waterfall 😭
Samee 😭😭😭😭
Omg same 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I cried a lot and started having tears on my bed
I dont think its possible not to get choked up
@Alice Bush I haven’t seen full house in years so I do know what happened in this video and why they are sad can you please tell me?
I feel like Jesse and Michelle had the best friendship 🥺
I like Stephanie and Jesse more
Same that is sad 😥
Wait till you find out he tried to get them fired when they were babies
@@Drpercocet lmao why
Best FamilyShip
Jesse and Michelle had such a beautiful relationship. It was certainly missed in the "Fuller House" sequel.
No that's because the twins didn't want be in the sequel
@@jorgecabezas1966 I know. Nonetheless they were still missed.
in real life the actor that played jesse try to get michelle fired.
@Ohyhbsdm no he didn’t. he thought they cried too much when they were babies. they tried another set of twins but he said it didn’t feel the same. he didn’t hate them
@@unnamedchannel1237 because they cried to much. then he wanted them back because it didn’t feel the same with the replacement
Now that Bob Saget has passed away. This scene has more meaning now. Full House isn't Full without him but he is alive when we remember him. :(
I've been watching the series on Netflix...already got a few teary moments... especially when Bob said in an episode..."I will never die" ... Felt like time stopped for a minute...
RIP Dad number 2
That’s true
The world will always hold Bob Saget dear even as Danny Tanner. He’s still alive because all we know of him is inside our hearts.
Indeed. Thought of this scene when he died. I thought of Jesse a lot. I loved this sweet show… truly.
I know what you mean , it is sad to think about knowing Bob Saget is no longer with us now D J ,Stephanie & Michelle lost there Mom & Dad
This scene is the second saddest scene to me because the saddest one was when uncle Jesse moved in with Becky and Michelle said “Why are you leaving me?”
Absolutely. Terrible scene
That is heartbreaking
For those of us that grew up watching this show, this is EXACTLY how we are feeling about Bob Saget. Our forever TV dad. Gonna miss you, buddy. 💙💔
I'm not.
He was a sick man.
Didn’t he constantly make jokes about having sex with the Olsen twins?
Nah..he was a pervert
@@marikiemarie7622you do realize majority of what he said was false accusations right? Even whatever the Olsen said, they admitted to lying. I'm not saying he's perfect and I'm defending him, maybe somethings are true but rumours and lies ruined his name. Not like any of us knew him personally to judge him otherwise
I started crying when said"jessie is it OK to cry?"
Same... :'c
Jesse**
@@alexamendez3982 😒😒😒
You bet.
I know that’s when I started to cry when he said it’s okay to cry 😭
I never cried like this before. This show reminded of my granny, pop and my two dogs I loved so much when I was a kid. I miss them very much 😭
I’m sorry for your loss
I’m Sorry mMay They Rest In Piece 🙏
I am so sorry.
Sorry for your losses. May they Rest In Peace.
I’m sorry
Between this and “when’s it gonna stop hurtin’, man?” in regards to his sister Pam, you really gotta just feel for Jesse. I’d say someone please give this man a hug, but given who he lives with, he gets plenty of them. Still, though, given all he’s been through, he deserves every single one of them and then some.
Yes
ikr from losing his sister to losing Papouli must be hard for Jesse
Feels sad now that he soon stopped getting those hugs too after Fuller house :(
Besides fresh prince wills father walking out this tears me up every time.
Me too 😭😭😭😭😭😭
yooo it’s almost midnight and I just sat here and balled like a baby
Bro no lie same
I did to
It’s 1:30 in the morning here and I’m the same 😂😂
Me to no cap
Same bro (sniffs) same 🤧
I remember when this episode aired and how the commercials came on for it and they amped it up to be the most heartbreaking in Full House history. It’s a sweet episode. I remember crying back then when I was a kid.
Michelle: Jessie.. Is it okay to cry?
My eyes: *Waterfalls*
Same 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@RapFanatic4everI cried during all of thissssss helpppp 😢
These two made the perfect match. They knew when to make people laugh, and when to make them shed tears.
This show is powerful man.
It really was perfectly made
For me they defined the heart of the show!
This scene makes me!😭 The fact that Uncle Jesse only felt comfortable to really cry with Michelle and he just sobs when they hug, that melts my heart!!! I love them so much!❤😭
Society says men who cry are weak that's why
I think men should cry when they want their human.
@@scr1231 yell that to society
that because Michele had development a bond with Papouli that Jessie had with him
Anyone here in 2024??
Me
Yessir
Here
Yep
Meee
This and when jesse moves out are by far the saddest
YES
@@ashleighrose115also when he was sad about his sister Pam
Everyone needs an Uncle Jesse in their life. Especially today. I loved him ❤️
Amen ❤❤❤❤
Me too
Knowing this scene, it’s the only way to save your enemy even if it’s hard to do. Crying is neither weakness nor sadness, it is a genuine human emotion.
What makes this scene so emotional is that we never saw Jesse cry in this episode he always held it in
Michelle got him to come out
Ikr... kinda...
This is one of very few sitcom scenes meant to be sad that actually made me cry.
Hits hard after Bob Saget died..
Yeah sure does
You have my condolences.
Yea
Yes it does
I miss Bob saget.😢😢.
Fighting back tears watching this because we just lost my grandpa recently to cancer. We live in California and he lived in North Carolina, and we couldn't attend his funeral because of covid. I hope someday I can make him proud. Miss you, grandpa :'(
I'm sorry for your loss. I kinda know how u feel. We lost my grandfather 7 months ago. It's been kinda tuff, especially for my grandma. The 2 of them helped raise me & my sister. We lost someone special
You make him proud every day ❤️❤️
This hits close to home. Michelle's relationship with her great grandfather was the same as my relationship with my grandpa. He died when I was ten and the pain is still fresh in my heart after 17 years.
He wasn't her great grandfather. He was her mom and uncle Jesse's dad. That would make him her GRANDFATHER.
Last year, I went through the same thing as Jesse did. I lost my grandfather from dementia last year and I broke down in tears when my family told me that one Sunday morning. I wasn’t the same because I have dealt with pain, grief, and heartbreaks. I really loved him so much. He would take care of me and my brother when we would go to visit him while growing up. Last year he got worse and then last September, he went to his forever home and I couldn’t help but break down and look at his memories. And now a year has passed and I have been doing a lot better and holding up pretty good
I lost my aunt to cancer in 2021, and I was depressed until 2022. I cried on Saturday, 12/31/2022, which made one year of her passing. She passed away on Friday, 12/31/2021, which was my 28th birthday
My Grandfather William Died When I Was 19 And My Grandfather Harold Died When I Was 18 I've Dealt With Grief For Years And Now Year's Later I've been Doing Better
So To Honor Them I'm Going To Name My Son After Them
William Harold Cahill Chappie
Sorry but why does Michelle remind me of that Home alone kid? She looks like the girl version of him 0-0
She does-
Omg bruh ur right XD
We never did get to see what's in her toy chest
Probably hand grenades
Missile launcher
Etc
Kevin Mcallaster- Macaulay Culkin
Macaulay culkin ? That’s a insult calling him that kid
Of all the characters, Jesse grew the most. He was the rough and rockin "cool uncle. Nothing hurts him. But as the time went on (when he asked Danny "when's the pain gonna stop hurting?") , he was the one who showed alot of emotion.
Men’s mental health is real
@@RapFanatic4everyep and now we can finally end the curse of men having to be “men” by suppressing their feelings and being strong all the time…it was long overdue for that to end
@@MangaSlayer102Men can still be men. But there's a time to cry and a time not to. This was one of those time to cry.
i do remember in the earlier seasons he was like the tough and scary uncle then in the later seasons he became a cool, fun loving but still tough father and uncle
@MangaSlayer102 I don't agree. It's fine to cry in private, but one must remain strong in public.
The way everyone feels now about Bob Saget RIP
I don't think so. I certainly don't.
This was exactly how I felt on August 10th, 2020 when my mom passed away and everyday I still miss her
RIP
Bonnie Sue Flanigan
1953-2020 🙏❤
I'm so sorry. May she rest in peace.
I’m so sorry for your loss. She’s in a much better place now💕🕊
I’m so sorry, I’m sure she is very very proud of u and watching over u cheering u on. Rest In Peace.
I'm sorry for your loss.
I’m so sorry!
“But if I feel sad I might cry. Then I can’t be brave .. for you🥺” that broke me🥺❤️🩹
Me too 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
This episode makes me cry everytime...mostly because i feel like i have trouble with grief and...i struggle with believing its ok to cry and watching this scene just makes me really sad
My grandpa died on December 7th of 2020 and this hits hard for me I miss him so much he served in the Navy on a submarine and I’ve been his Buddy since I was born
Usually, I disagree with people‘s thoughts on what is the saddest this or the greatest is that. However, this actually is the saddest scene in the shows history.
It's always heartbreaking to lose someone you love💔😭
True and My Nephew Passed Away Earlier This Year and No One Was More Crushed Then My Mom and My Older Brother!
I lost my dad 4 years ago and I still miss him every day 💔💔😢
That's the truth.
Lost my foster mom over a year ago due to a stroke and it stilll hurts 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Absolutely
My favorite scene of all time is when Jesse reflects on Pam in the first Thanksgiving episode. It was the first time he showed his real genuine soft side and although he tried to hide it and play it off cool, Danny was able to see right through it.
Danny was the glue to the entire family.
True...😢
2:36 just that moment where she can’t hold her tears back anymore, I just lost it
Me too
Sams 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I literally turned 35 yesterday. I have lived a lifetime since this aired. I have seen and been through a lot. I have experienced a lot of loss. In no way, shape or form am I okay with this clip STILL breaking my heart and making me weep like a baby 😭💔
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I’ve watched this series (and fuller house) multiple time and every time this scene comes on I cried 🥺
These two have the cutest relationship ever
This scene reminds me of all my grandparents and great grandparents I lost during my lifetime. My last grandparent, my maternal grandpa, died of a heart attack about a year ago. Sometime before the end of 2022. The last time I spoke with him was through Facetime where he was visiting family for Christmas in Colorado, but when he got to the airport to fly back home, it happened. He was rushed to the hospital, but... there was nothing they could do to save him. We didn't get a chance to visit him one last time, and... I miss him terribly.
I'm so sorry.
I can’t see this scene without crying
And when she says “it’s okay to cry” they weren’t the only one crying
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
''Its okay to be sad'' I broke up in tears..
OMG this was legit so sad ahhh
this really touched my heart because everyone in life looses someone important to them this got me through the saddest moments of my life. sharing feelings is better than holding it in never lie expressing is the best way and crying makes u stronger than yesterday.
When they started crying then that made me cry...
Me too 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I remember watching this episode after my grandpa had died. I was in the 5th grade. I didn’t understand what grief was and didn’t know how to deal with his death but this episode was therapeutic for me in a way.
RIP Jack Kruschen as Papouli & Bob Saget as Danny Tanner The Best Characters On Full House. 😢 🙏 💔 😞 😔 💙 😥😥🙏🙏😥😥
this was my fave episode because it reminded me no matter how bad the situation is there's aways someone there for you...but like each time I watch it i balled my eyes out
“Uncle Jesse? Is it ok to cry?” That broke my heart 💔
Fighting tears 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
It broke mine too 💔
This makes me cry….Wat a show this was….Brings the childhood memories back❤
Man I can't watch this without crying they need this show back this was my comfort show not lying I need this show right now
This scene is tragically relevant now.
RIP Bob :(
I can’t stop crying dude. This scene is the most saddest ontop of Fuller House’s ending.
This scene always reminds me of when we lost my uncle John. He came to visit me and my parents to celebrate my dad’s 40th birthday party we had a rock n roll themed party and just had a great time. The next morning he left and I told him I couldn’t wait to see him at Thanksgiving in a few months. That afternoon I found out from my parents that he had a heart attack shortly after he got home and he didn’t make it. For so long I tried not to talk about how much I missed him because I thought I needed to be strong for my mom and cousins but I eventually realized that she felt the same way and we both needed to be honest with each other about the pain we felt.
I'm here after Bob Saggets passing . R.I.P. to a legend
Uncle Jesse and Michelle in this scene hits so hard, but it teaches a valuable lesson: it's okay to show emotion during a tough time; it's what makes us human. This year, I lost my dad to cancer in January and I haven't cried much ever since because I had this delusion that I needed to be strong for my family. Then April came and my mom suffered a second stroke since 2007 when she had her first one. Now, my mom is bedridden and is not the same person she once was. I take care of her everyday and do the best i can for her. But it's the same thing: I haven't cried much because I still fed into the same delusion that I have to be strong for her now. So anytime I need to let my guard down and cry, I watch this scene. 💔😢
I Really Miss My Grandparents Very Much I Can’t Stop Crying
full house is really making me cry at 2am
Awwww this episode is a real tear jerker😭
And which episode is it?
OMG I have watched this show like a thousand times and its pulling my heart strings.
This part hits me a ton of bricks because I know how both they feel. I lost my sister back in 2014 and its been a hard road for me. But thanks to my friends and family I gained a great thing and that is called Love. And right now 7 years later it still hurts but I have love. Remember my friends and family in the RUclips community it is ok to be sad and its ok to cry
I hope you're doing okay now
Oh this scene always hit me! I never got to meet my Papou but he was wonderful from what I've heard. Now my kids have the best Papou ever (my dad) and I'm so grateful for that!
When a 7yr old can make you cry within less than 3 minutes, just talking to 1 other character, sitting still, barely moving really, you know there is a HUGE amount of talent there!
Sad scene. The saddest episode to me will always be about the side-character Charles being abused. There were many episodes dealing with sad outcomes but that one has stuck out almost 30 years later.
Yup
It's 3 in the morning and I played this thinking nah I'm not gonna cry and here I am bawling and my chest is wet.
It hits you like a ton of bricks 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Relationship between two souls IT Amaizing ❤️
His “you bet” at the end shattered me
Me too 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔💔💔💔
This scene hits differently. My own father passed away a couple of weeks ago. I've lost other important people in my life, but it's pretty hard. The holidays are coming up, and I've spent many of them with my immediate family. It helps to talk about it and to think of the good memories with him. I know that sometimes I will feel happy celebrating him, and sometimes I'll feel sad. I know the pain will never go away. Dealing with it will get easier, and grief is different for everyone, but right now, it hurts. ❤
I think I just cried more then my body can produce tears
Same
Bob Saget passing brings me here
This scene came to mind after I saw his post on tweet about Bob’s passing
Now it seems like this is Michelle’s reaction to losing her dad…RIP Bob Saget
I cry every time I look at this episode.
Which episode is this?
I remember this episode like it was on yesterday, 😢😢😢😢 I was so heartbroken from this, I wasn't smiling for weeks😢😢😢
It’s okay to cry made my eyes watery 🥺🥺
One of the reasons why Full house was one of the best sitcoms that I have ever watched as child is because they touch base on real life events that occur in everyday life. They don’t try to sugarcoat real life events. One episode that always makes me sad is when Danny is hiding in DJ’s closet because he was putting Wallpaper in her closet and he hears his family bad mouth him. He turns Michelle into his little neat freak helper and the whole family isn’t taking this very well. It’s just makes me sad because I know that Danny just wants his family to live in a nice clean home, even though it can be annoying at times. Even if it seems overbearing at times. I know that this video is 2 or 3 years old, but I just had to say this. Merry Christmas if you celebrate ❤️💚. If you don’t then Happy Early New Year’s 💗. I hope everyone crushes it in school this upcoming school year 🧡.
Waaah this hits different when you're thinking of Bob Saget 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I've watched this like 7 times and I always cry
Yep
This made me cry 😢 they had the best relationship ever
After really thinking on it, this show had a way to deal with real serious issues.
Other shows that were running like Family Matters and Fresh Prince also had their fair share of dealing with serious issues.
Family Matters deals with racism, being bullied, and where it can lead if not nipped in the bud (The Gun episode), Carl learning to let go after failing to save a man from being killed, abandonement of a parent, and other things.
Again, thanks for the video.
Same with older shows. Sanford and Son--the funniest sitcom of all time--still dealt with issues (especially revolving around poverty and caring for a family).
Got me all choked up
I can tell that's Ashley because she did more of the emotional scenes and Mary Kate did more comedic scenes.
I just cry out of no were
I just lost my grandpa about a month ago and this just hit me right in the feels!! 😢💔
I miss this show🥺
That part was very sad 😢
😭😭😭 uncle Jessie and Michelle is everything ♥️
Bro I literally grew up watching this and fuller house and I’m still growing up lol this show has taught me sm I dreamed about having a family like that and now since bob safer passed away I couldn’t believe it I refused to except it and it just shattered me
Michelle was the one that finally got him to actually cry it out
It's only right
Innocence of a child
They are such great actors tho😭
I love how as soon as she says she was his little Michelle his guard drops as if he realizes there’s someone feeling how he feels who actually had a connection to him
That hit me hard 😭😭😭😭😭
These two always brings me to tears 😢
RIP Danny. ❤️
I remember first seeing this episode a month and a half after my grandma died. It made me cry so much.
I cried during this so hard😢😥
This was the only time that Michelle cried aside from being a baby.
This hits real hard, and what's interesting is all three of the Tanner girls had an episode where it really hits:
Stephanie had the episode that dealth with an abused classmate, and like this episode, its Uncle Jesse that's there for her.
D. J had two, with the first being the episode where she worked with someone who was older and couldn't remember...I can't remember if he had a sickness that contributed to it.
The second was the episode where Kimmy got drunk.
All of these episodes hit dangerously close to home, because it shows our own mortality, and these things are very real, and can happen at the dime of a hat.
Thanks for posting the video.
It’s 3 am and I made a swimming pool I’m crying like crazy helllppp
RIP Bob Saget!
I feel the same way when Bob Saget's passing.
This was an episode that when it was first on. Was something I was not prepared for.
I agree with you wholeheartedly.
What really makes this scene stand out is not only the bond between Michell and Uncle Jesse, but that solemn reminder of our own mortality, and how fast it can happen.
Both were there for one another in that moment.
Never did I think the youngest of the Tanner girls have such an emotional episode, but the way its handled is great.
Also don't forget Stephanie and DJ had their own emotional episodes.
Just had this exact conversation with my fiancé. We just lost our best friend and he’s been having a really hard time just feeling his emotions and letting it all out… it’s okay to cry… it’s okay too feel…. You gotta feel and let it all out too be able to grieve and move past it ❤️