Families gathered on June 12 to spend their Friday evening at Frisco's Dr Pepper Ballpark for the RoughRiders' Full House Night. The RoughRiders paraded out onto the field, clad in brightly colored gear that depicted San Francisco, where the show was set. But the real star of the game was Joey Gladstone, or actor Dave Coulier, who played the bumbling, fun-loving, goofy best friend of Danny Tanner and Jesse Katsopolis.
Before the game and Coulier's ceremonial first pitch, a meet-and-greet was held for the Full House (and soon-to-be Fuller House) star. Many attendees had questions regarding the new Netflix version of the show but Coulier had few answers, as the cast are not allowed to reveal many details about the project.
All we know so far is that the show is expected to be out in early 2016, filming starts July 9, the show will continue to be a part of Warner Bros. and we can anticipate a lot of family-friendly fun.
"It's going to be surreal, being in that old house again," Coulier exclaimed. "But at the same time it's going to be really exciting for a lot of people and it's going to be fun."
While he didn't comment much on Fuller House, he did reveal some fun facts about the popular 90's show.
Funniest cast member?
"Everyone had their funny moments. John Stamos [Uncle Jesse], however, is a lot funnier than you'd expect. Of course, Bob Saget [Danny Tanner] is a funny man."
His "cut it out" catchphrase?
"I actually stole that from a friend of mine, Mark Cendrowski, and we were a comedy team. He used to do this character and he used to just look down and 'Cut it out.' "
You can catch Fuller House on Netflix, hopefully early 2016. We're all definitely waiting.
