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You got it, dude! Grab your scrunchies and your windbreakers because we’re taking a trip through the 80s and 90s for the first-ever Full House rewatch podcast! Join beloved Director, Actor, Comedian and Television Host Dave Coulier (“Joey Gladstone”) as he reminisces on what it was like to grow up with your favorite TV family. From Uncle Jesse’s hair to Michelle’s attitude, relive some of the most hilarious and heartfelt moments with exclusive behind-the-scenes stories and interviews from VERY special guests. Full House Rewind will have a variety show feel with recurring segments and bits that along the way explore different family dynamics and relationships and how deeply the show impacted their own. Whether you’ve been a fan since the beginning or you’re watching “Full House” for the first time, there’s room for you in our home! For advertising opportunities please email: michaela@podco.us
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I have been tuning in since the beginning. I grew up watching the show and have such an appreciation for rewind. It’s heartwarming and fun. Brilliant job Dave(Joey)! Im going to share. I’m somewhere between ages of Jodi and Candace w/out giving my actual age and will say I’m not embarrassed to share I love the hug at the end. I know it’s in the spirit of Bob but really it’s in the spirit of the show. The show and its family members were always like a big hug wrapped around each viewer. And who doesn’t need a hug even just the spirit of a hug! Thank you for wrapping your full house arms around the viewers & listeners with your words and your heart.
This is a great podcast for Full House fans. Dave does wonderful interviews with the guests and I feel like his heart is totally into it. I have learned so much about the behind the scenes of the show and the actors and staff who worked on it. The only issue is the commercial set up. I completely understand podcasts need the support of ads, but they are so jarring in this podcast. I really appreciate how some podcasts do a little intro to the commercial segment such as “we’ll be right back” The commercials come out of nowhere here and take me out of it a bit. Just something to consider for improvement Otherwise love this podcast!!
Dave is a good host, fun to listen to, and I enjoy many of his conversations with his guests. I enjoy listening to his stories, especially when they relate to Full House. That being said, this is barely a rewatch podcast. The Full House episode is shoehorned in as a requirement. He often gets facts about the episode wrong, leaving me to doubt that he even watched the episode. He makes a few fun observations about the episode, but it’s rare that you’ll get insight into that specific episode during his interview portion. The guests often have no relation to the episode, and you can often tell that they did not bother to watch the episode. Trivia portions are awkward, and the ad placements are jarring. This just feels extremely low effort, and like Full House is being used to promote the podcast. This week, he reviewed the wrong episode. Dave needs to rebrand and stop pretending this is a rewatch podcast. It’s a little insulting to genuine fans. He can change the format, remove the Full House element, and just interview fun guests and tell fun stories about his entertainment career. It would be a much better listen, and I think it would get him more listeners.
This is obviously a great podcast for Full House fans, but as a screenwriter , I’m finding incredible information on the industry.
Not much of a Full House rewatch. Though still a fun listen. Deceptive title if looking for an actual rewatch podcast with commentary.
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