How Rude, Tanneritos!

We never thought the day would come, but Harry Takayama has let us down. His betrayal towards Steph is something we might never get over… Seeing the younger versions of Danny, Joey and Jesse was enjoyable, but it's opened a plot hole we can't move past: if Jesse went to the same elementary school as the boys, that means Pam must've gone there too! Had Danny known Pam his entire life? Have we opened a dimensional warp we may never be able to close. Plus, let's not gloss over the fact that the Tanner girls should be professional movers. I mean, how do they do it?! Find out on an all-new How Rude, Tanneritos!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Actress Lori Loughlin joins Jodie & Andrea for a fun chat reminiscing about 'Full House' & 'Fuller House'. They discuss character development in TV, navigating fame in the digital age, and personal growth experiences. Plus, insights on skincare, TV production, and travel comforts.

Jodie & Andrea sit with Aunt Becky herself - Lori Loughlin - for an emotional reunion and behind the scenes look at an acting gig that ended up helping define all of their lives. How did Lori turn a small guest starring role into a multi-season iconic character? What were her first impressions of the cast? And how did her recent appearance on Curb Your Enthusiasm happen? We learn so much in this touching episode of How Rude, Tanneritos!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Valentine's Day is a huge deal for the Tanner family, and why not? That house is full of love! When D.J. is gifted an expensive sweater, a lawnmower becomes her downfall. And when Stephanie sees "buy now, pay later" she makes an honest mistake to save her sister! Find out what our opinion is on this V-Day themed episode (and if either of the girls ever shoplifted IRL)! Plus, Jesse is turning his relationship with Becky up a notch, throwing his "little black book" into a fire! But... she's not quite there yet. And it seems like Cheryl isn't into her relationship either, as this is the last time we ever see her with Joey, aka Popeye.  Love is in the air for a brand new episode of “How Rude, Tanneritos!”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For a special minisode, the ladies are building out the Full House yearbook by giving out superlative awards to beloved characters and making sure everyone is included! Do you agree with their choices? Or do they need to cut it out?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We know Full House pioneered a lot of things - but did you know it started the entire work from home movement? Well, maybe. Ok, probably not. But it’s an all new recap and Jodie & Andrea can ask the question. Check out “Working Mothers,” a poorly-aged second season installment that might rely heavily on misogyny, but it does also have a pretty great Elvis wig for Stephanie! And Jodie remembers something while watching Bob’s incredible dance moves that may have been kicked out of his brain. All this on How Rude, Tanneritos AND a question about Tanner finances that every viewer has wondered at one time or another: How does Danny afford all this?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Renowned actor Lenny Ripps discusses behind the scenes challenges faced in Full House, including the Sea Cruise episode. The conversation explores his collaborative writing process for comedic lines and his experiences in the entertainment industry, including working with Tim Burton. They also touch on the nostalgic family viewing experience of Fuller House and the supportive environment on the set.

Writer and producer Lenny Ripps discusses his work on Full House, Bosom Buddies, and the Star Wars Holiday Special. Topics include creating Kimmy Gibbler, worst episode of Full House, and questions about the Star Wars Special.

Debates on Jesse's temper, no-go gifts for kids, praise for Kimmy's iconic gif. Andrea critiques Kimmy's evolving hairstyle and obnoxious snoring. Perfect for an indoor night. Listen to a brand new episode of How Rude, Tanneritos!

TV director Joel Zwick discusses bonding and challenges on set, improvisational style, director of photography's role, embracing change in the entertainment industry, passing on opportunities, and self-care in a dynamic and insightful conversation.