Jodie Sweetin Shares Her Most Cherished ‘Fuller House’ Memory With Dave Coulier and Late Bob Saget (Exclusive)

With eight years on Full House and four years on its sequel series Fuller House, Jodie Sweetin has a lot of fond memories of the hit sitcoms — but there’s one that stands out.

“My most cherished Fuller House memory is when we were out to dinner in Tokyo,” Sweetin, 43, reveals exclusively in her 25 Things You Don’t Know About Me feature in the latest issue of Us Weekly, on newsstands now. “Bob [Saget] and Dave [Coulier] started teasing Molly McGuigan Jeff [Franklin] about something silly. We all had tears running down our faces and our stomachs hurt from laughing. To this day, it makes me smile.”

Sweetin got her start playing Stephanie Tanner on the ABC sitcom at 5 years old. After its conclusion in 1995, Sweetin joined Netflix’s Fuller House alongside most of the original cast members, including Coulier and the late Saget (who died in 2022), from 2016 to 2020.

For more sweet memories from Sweetin — whose Lifetime movie Dateless to Dangerous: My Son’s Secret Life premieres Saturday, June 21, at 8 p.m. ET — keep scrolling:

1. We shot our pilot episode of Full House on the same soundstage at MGM where the poppy field scene of Wizard of Oz was filmed. It’s giant, and we looked very tiny in it!

2. People having landline phones is my favorite ’90s trend.

3. I was incredibly impressed with the talent of Nikki Roumel and Alexander Elliot, who play my kids in Dateless to Dangerous.

4. People cracking their knuckles is one of my phobias.

5. I try to always stress to my daughters that the internet and social media are not real life. It’s a tailored image — and AI these days — that people create as a persona.

6. My secret talent is I can talk like a ventriloquist without moving my lips or mouth.