What are the facts that make Full House become the Lifetime Movie

Every thing we've seen of the soon to be classic film has already been amazingly scary.
the facts that we're pretty sure will make it into The Full house Story come into The unauthorized Full house story are below

-The show was initially going to be called House of Comics, with a more comedy-driven theme, before it was turned into the wholesome family display we all know and love.
-Uncle Jesse was originally called Uncle Adam, but John Stamos rightly vetoed that title. His last name was also Cochran for the entire first time of year, before being changed to Katsopoulis to reflect Stamos' Ancient greek heritage.
-The Olsen twins were chosen among all the twins who auditioned simply because they were the only ones who didn't cry. Apparently even while babies they were pulling some crazy hijinks though, simply because later, John Stamos momentarily got them fired simply because they cried so dang much.
-Comet the Dog and Air Bud, aka the dog who performed sports in the 90s, are one in the same.
-The twin babies spent the first few seasons pretending they were not twins, so that they were credited as Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen. They also invested a lot of time calling the cast members by their personality names so they wouldn't get confused, which is completely lovable.
-In the unaired pilot, Danny was initially played by John Posey before Bob Saget required on the role. If the name Posey sounds familiar, that's simply because he's Tyler Posey's dad! He has even appeared within three episodes of Teen Wolf with his son.
-Becky (Lori Laughlin) was only supposed to appear in 6 episodes, but she was so popular (and the show's only grown woman) that she ended up staying permanently.
-All the grown-up actors swore a whole lot behind the scenes, kind of putting a damper within the wholesome, family-friendly vibe of the series.
-Mary Kate and Ashley almost quit after the first time of year to have a "normal" childhood, but Michelle was such a well-known character that producers offered them (and their mom) a ton of money to stay.
-Joey's hockey obsession had a lot to perform with Dave Coulier's hockey obsession, and Coulier had been directly responsible for introducing Candace Cameron Bure to her ultimate husband, hockey player Valeri Bure.
-There was a chance of a ninth season, but Stamos and Cameron Bure were both not interested, so the show came to an end right after eight seasons. How rude!

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-During the show's operate in 1992, Coulier was dating Alanis Morissette, as well as legend has it that she wrote "You Oughta Know" about him. He has since said that might not be totally true, however our poor, poor brains may never be able to get reduce the image of Uncle Joey receiving oral sex within a theater.
Other fun facts that we hope will be within the movie, because we want an explanation:
-How many siblings does Kimmy Gibbler (Andrea Barber) actually have? Sometimes she says she has 3 sisters, and sometimes it's just one brother named Garth. Continuity was apparently not such a big concern in the '80s and '90s.
-Apparently Stamos wanted to create a Full House movie in 2009, which is fine, but it's their dream casting that's the best part: James Franco as Jesse, Steve Carell as Danny, and Tracy Morgan because Joey. We would pay a lot of money to see that, but also to prevent see that.
-What the hell was wrong with the staircases in that house? Both the kitchen stairs and the front access stairs appeared to arrive at the same landing upstairs. Was the Excéder house actually Hogwarts?!

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-Is the Tanner house a strange type of purgatory? Was the whole show all in Danny's imagination right after he went crazy from losing his entire family members in a car accident? Does Michelle really exist? Is Joey the girls' real father?! Sure, these are all enthusiast theories, but if they don't get addressed here, we'll simply have to hope for some clarity when Fuller House hits Netflix in 2016.
Whatever random bits of info end up which makes it into the movie, we're sure it will be incredible/horrifying. We've actually started to genuinely look forward to it in an intense and unforeseen way that makes us slightly worried for ourselves.
-Steve (Scott Weinger) appeared on the show because two characters, both named Steve, but one had been named Steve Peters and one was named Steve hale, and nothing makes sense.



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