Good news "Full House" fans. An impromptu "Full House" reunion was featured on Wednesday night's edition of "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon," MTV News reported.
Danny Tanner, Jesse Katsopolis and Joey Gladstone reunited to offer the outgoing "Late Night" host some life lessons and advice as he prepares to become the new head honcho over at "The Tonight Show."
"The madness begins with Fallon waking up in the middle of the night, in a bedroom that looks an awful lot like Michelle Tanner's old room," according to MTV News.
Then Danny, Uncle Jesse and Joey, all played by original actors Bob Saget, John Stamos and Dave Coulier make a grand entry - all of them older, but no less wiser, than they were in their "Full House" heyday.
"Everything's going to be fine," Uncle Jesse says as reassuringly as possible. "You're leaving 'Late Night,' but you're taking over 'The Tonight Show.' Do you have any idea how cool that is?"
But it's still tough for Fallon to let go of the "Late Night" show. "I've been doing this for five years," he says. "So many special moments. So many great musical guests. Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen ..."
"...Jesse and the Rippers," Jesse reminds him.
"Yeah, they were okay," Fallon sulks. "I think they were lip-syncing."
With all three of the "Full House" characters playing to their familiar strengths, there's a lot more where that came from as the scene goes on, MTV News reported.
After staging a "Full House" reunion for a Super Bowl commercial premiering on Sunday, this is the second time that Saget, Stamos and Coulier have teamed up this week.
Even if they weren't as well-publicized as the "Late Night" and Super Bowl stints, there have been a few other impromptu "Full House" reunions over the years.
During a Reddit AMA, Stamos and Saget revealed that they once reprised their characters in a public restroom, as a way of spooking a nearby fan, MTV News reported.
"We started talking in character as Jesse and Danny and I turned to John and said in character, 'How's it going, Jess' and he said 'It's going bad, Nicky and Alex won't sleep,'" recalled Saget, "and the guy next to us, we think he peed all over himself."
"John then said to me, 'How's it going for you Danny,'" he continued, "and I said 'Oh, I'm having trouble, the ratings on Wake Up San Francisco are slipping' and THAT'S when the guy peed all over himself."
All this recent "Full House" activity is a happy reminder of how much we've missed our old familiar friends. Enjoy them until the next installment.
