The House Meets the Mouse (1) - S6-E23
Trivia: In Disney World, D.J. thinks that many different Disney characters are Steve, including Aladdin, a character that Scott Weinger, the actor who played Steve, voiced.
Michelle Rides Again (2) - S8-E24
Trivia: This final episode marks the 4th and final time that the Olsen twins would act side by side in the same scene in a Full House episode.
The Seven-Month Itch (1) - S1-E19
Trivia: This episode is the first time the Olsen twins acted side by side in the same scene.
Trivia: In the first season, the producers of the show didn't want people to know that Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen were two people so they credited them as "Mary Kate Ashley Olsen"
Comet's Excellent Adventure - S8-E1
Trivia: This episode of Full House was actually filmed on location in San Francisco. Coit Tower and Fisherman's Wharf were used for some of the outdoor scenes.
Michelle Rides Again (2) - S8-E24
Trivia: Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen (Michelle) didn't know it was end of the show until the filming crew finished shooting, and people gave them flowers. They were sad when they found out.
Michelle Rides Again (2) - S8-E24
Trivia: The last words said on the show are "just like we always will."
Trivia: In the back of the living room there is a large mannequin that always wears the same clothes as Joey is wearing.
Trivia: Prior to filming this episode, Jodie Sweetin broke her arm. There wasn't enough time to re-write the script to explain her injury so for this episode she was dressed in an oversized long-sleeved shirt to hide her cast. It wasn't until the following episode that her cast was revealed and the injury explained.
Dateless in San Francisco - S8-E17
Trivia: When Michelle and Teddy are writing Lenny's name, you can see that it is Mary-Kate Olsen that is writing the name because she is left-handed and Ashley is right-handed.
Trivia: In this episode, Jesse pulls Nicky and Alex out of preschool, just as he did with Michelle in Season 3.
Trivia: Michelle's condescending treatment of Stephanie's best pal Gia is like a re-creation of the way Stephanie always talked to DJ's best friend Kimmy.
Trivia: Jaleel White's guest appearances this season as Steve Urkel created a gaping plot hole in the second episode of Step by Step: in that episode, White also guest starred as Urkel, and interacted with the show's characters. But Step by Step treats Full House as a fictional television series; thus, Urkel couldn't have appeared as a "real" person, because he was a character on a "fictional" show.
Trivia: Jodie Sweetin didn't have to audition for the role of Stephanie. Jeff Franklin decided to cast her after seeing her in a guest appearance on the show Valerie (a.k.a. The Hogan Family).
Trivia: Stephanie's catchphrase "How rude" was just meant to be a throwaway line. Jodie Sweetin's reading of it lead to it becoming a permanent fixture in the show.
Aftershocks - S3-E11
Trivia: True fact, California actually had an earthquake in 1989, and it interrupted a baseball game.
Trivia: In this season, you can see DJ, Gibler, and Stephanie having a conversation in the garage. Before the renovation, Stephanie expressed her concern about there being a monster in the garage. However, in the episode before this, they renovated the garage and turned it into Joey's room. The episodes were aired out of order, hence the discontinuity, but it's not strictly a "mistake", more just an indication that this episode is clearly set earlier in the season.
Suggested correction: The episodes were simply aired out of the order in which they were produced.
In the "world" of the show, however, this is a mistake. The garage can't be renovated in one episode, then be the former garage in the next episode. The rules of this site note that behind-the-scenes explanations are not valid corrections.
No. The correction is valid. It's not a "behind the scene" explanation. The show's continuity remains constant if you watch the episodes in the order they were produced. A network's decision to air them out of order is not the fault of the show. This would be like if you had a book on CD where each track is a chapter but you played the CD on shuffle and then blamed the book for its continuity issues.
I can see both sides of it in terms of it being a "mistake", but it's such a grey area that stuff like this is rarely worth a debate. It's such a blatant discontinuity that it's a byproduct of the episodes being shuffled, making this more of a "prequel" rather than it being a mistake. A bit like errors in subtitles, it comes down to what strictly counts as a mistake in the show vs. A problem arising after the fact, whether someone's "at fault" or similar. I'll refile this as trivia.
Trivia: If you look closely, Stephanie's sweater is on backwards in the opening credits during the second season.
Trivia: Jodie Sweetin revealed on the Pod Meets World podcast that she has never watched this show, besides maybe seeing one episode at some point.
