Andrea Barber and Jodie Sweetin agree with the fans’ views on Full House

Michelle was a “tyrant”, Jesse was a bad boyfriend and Joey got a raw business.

There are just some of the “opopular” fucking views Andrea Barber and Jodie Sweetin addressed on the last section of their Full -house Reblock podcast, How rude, Tanneritos!. And they agree!

“Many of the unpopular opinions are popular with us,” said Sweetin, 43. “They are things we have laughed on and have fun on this show.”

Firstly, Barber and Sweetin signed a fans describing the youngest Tanner sibling, Michelle (played by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen) so all annoying and cross -border as the series continued.

“It’s just actually,” Barber joined. “She’s a product of Danny Tanner (Bob case) and his favoriteism. So I don’t know if I blame Michelle. ”

The hosts quoted a section where Michelle had to be “Princess for one day” and another where she gathered Big Sister Stephanie’s cherished Mr. Bear.

Even more evidence of Michelle’s iron -fisted control over the life of the other characters came in another fans ‘unpopular opinion’ like Jesse (John Stamos) and becky (Lori Loughlin) should not have continued to live on Tanner Clan’s wind after they got married, as Michelle demanded.

“She checked the whole house at that point,” joking Barber, 48. “Can you imagine Becky is” What do you mean we should live in this house? ”

Barber admitted to having Jesse and Becky living on the family’s wind was a way for the show’s writers to avoid having to continuously make excuses for the characters still around Tanner’s home. “But yes, it is very unrealistic to let a 4-year-old dictate where you live,” she added.

Another fan -oversight repeated the duo’s continuous joke on the podcast like Jesse was a terrible boyfriend.

“Said it for several years!” Sweetin noted.

“He was a terrible boyfriend a lot of the time,” Barber joined. “I would say to my daughter,” Don’t put yourself with this. ”

Sweetin added that the character’s behavior on the show showed “a pattern of overreagation and to be too aggressive.”

“So all young female listeners listening to this, you know, these are red flags,” Barber said. “As, study Full -houseStudy Jesse, and that is what should not look for in a future spouse. ”

Sweetin and Barber, however, did not agree that Loughlin’s character would have been better with Sagets Danny.

“They were good friends, good co-hosts. It is a solid relationship, “insisted Barber.

“I think Becky would have had one healthier Relationship with Danny, “she clarified,” but I didn’t see the romantic chemistry there. As if they were just solid friends and colleagues, and that’s it. ”

Similarly, Sweetin and Barber were not really aboard with the idea that fan favorite character GIA (Marla Sokoloff) should have been introduced earlier in the series. Sokoloff acted first as Stephanie’s Bad-Girl Bestie in the Show’s seventh season, and while while Tannery Hosts said they would definitely have wanted to see more of the character, they felt it was meaningful for Gia to get into Stephanie’s life when she was older.

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“She was the bad influence, and I think it starts around high school,” Barber said. “She was introduced at the perfect time. Because high school is where you drive boundaries. ”

“It was a kind of purpose with Gia,” Sweetin agreed.

Another fan entered to say they wanted to Dave CoulierThe character had been given a real romantic relationship at Full -houseWhich leads the hosts to express a potentially unpopular opinion of their own.

The series, said Barber, never really knew what to do with Joey. “As he either appears on a stage that makes standing and tries to make it big, or he knocks out with women.”

“Joey was a bit like Kimmy that way,” Sweetin said. “He was there just for the joke or for the stupid thing.”