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On September 22, 1987, Jesse moved in with Danny to help him raise his kids after the death of his wife, Pam. Jesse only planned to stay for a couple of weeks but ends up staying for the whole series, along with Joey Gladstone. Jesse describes in later episodes how Pam was a great influence in his life, and how, despite his rebel attitude, she managed to keep him in check. Looking back, Stamos doesn’t know how or why his name became pop culture short-hand for “attractive man who is also a punchline,” though he finds it amusing. He asked his friend, TV producer and writer Ali Adler, about it once and she told him, “You’re the go-to guy! Stamos is an unabashed Disney adult, although he puts most of that onus on his wife, actress and writer Caitlin McHugh.
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They went as friends to the Victoria’s Secret fashion show after-party, where he met Romijn. At that moment, Stamos says he had to decide whether he should try to get out of the Friend Zone with Loughlin or pursue something new with Romjin. "That's how actors look at it. There was, yes, of course, there was times," Stamos said.
Jesse Katsopolis
When she's not writing, she can be found wandering around Disneyland or hanging out with her laughter-hating corgi. In Fuller House, Jesse is the music producer/composer for his favorite soap opera, General Hospital (John Stamos had his acting break on GH). Because of his new job, and Danny and Becky's new show Wake Up, USA, Jesse and Becky move to Los Angeles, California. His grandnephew Jackson Fuller is similar to Jesse and his niece Stephanie is also similar to Jesse on the show. In the episode "Greek Week" Jesse sees his old girlfriend Elena and finds out that they were already "married" for almost 13 years, due to a "traditional Greek wedding", when they held flowers and walked around a table.
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Their kitchen features two large digital picture frames rotating through baby photos and candids of blissful mundanity. Posters from his concerts with The Beach Boys and other bands are on a wall in the recording studio near his office, which itself is decorated with knick knacks, like Uncle Jesse–themed action figures. Letters from each of his parents are mounted on the wall behind his computer and a picture of him with his beloved friend and co-star, the late Bob Saget, in an angel-winged frame sits nearby.
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While the character was originally scheduled for a five-episode arc, Stamos’ popularity and audience appeal transformed Blackie into the show’s new mainstay, and the young actor soon found that he had become a Hollywood heartthrob. Stamos earned several awards during his two-year stint as the sexy, savvy yet troubled teen, and he was finally given full leave from his grill post at his father’s restaurants. Stamos said the experience of working for his father influenced his acting career. “Because of my dad and the discipline he had toward his work, I learned to be a pro and arrive early and know my lines and hit my marks,” he told Orange Coast Magazine. Last year the cast was in San Francisco to celebrate the season 2 debut of Fuller House on Netflix.
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John Stamos drops new version of his 'Full House' classic 'Forever'.
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In 2015–2016, Stamos starred as the lead character in the Fox sitcom Grandfathered. He also spearheaded the attempt to get a reboot of Full House into production – now named Fuller House, and is an executive producer of the Netflix series. From September 2015 to 2016, Stamos starred as the lead character in the Fox sitcom Grandfathered. He executive produced the Netflix series Fuller House, in which he reprised the role of Jesse Katsopolis.
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But she learns her lesson in the "little chat" that they have after she comes home. He reminds her how wrong it was to run away from home just because she was punished for breaking the rules of the house, adding that if she has a problem, she can go to anyone in the house for help. He teaches her the same lesson in "Silence is Not Golden" (6.17) after Danny punishes her for running up the family's phone bill. And Kimmy to compose a song for their "stay in school" campaign, but he declines. When they are perplexed about why Jesse said no, he reveals he is a dropout and to participate in such a campaign would be an act of hypocrisy, also revealing to Becky that he dropped out due to spending too much time with his band. He then admits that it is time that he went after his high school diploma.
It was the end of what he says was maybe one of the longest childhoods in history. Stamos performed on an independently released 1994 album entitled Shades of Blue along with Lanny Cordola, Gary Griffin, Sandra Stephens, Tony Guerrero, and David Enos. Shades of Blue was re-released digitally through iTunes and other channels in 2010 after being long out-of-print. He appeared on Broadway as The Emcee in Cabaret, as Guido Contini in Nine and as J. Pierrepont Finch in How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.[2] Stamos performed the Billy Joel song "Lullabye (Goodnight, My Angel)" on the 2006 charity album Unexpected Dreams – Songs From the Stars.
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While continuing in his role on ER, Stamos appeared opposite Sean Diddy Combs and Phylicia Rashad in ABC’s 2008 adaptation of A Raisin in the Sun. The production was honored with nominations at the Golden Globes and the Emmys. After ER’s cancellation the next year, Stamos returned to Broadway, this time performing opposite Gina Gershon in the revival of Bye Bye Birdie.
Then at the end of that episode, he proposes to Becky for good. In "The Seven-Month Itch" (1.16/17), after he leaves, saying that he had to get away and was not sure if he would be coming back, the girls try to get him to come home by tricking him into thinking that Michelle is sick. Danny and Joey talk him into realizing that he is more than just the girls' uncle now, that although he may have lost some freedom, he gained a lot more by moving into the Tanner house. He then realizes that no matter what, he will always be there for the family. He is portrayed as being freewheeling and laid back (especially in earlier seasons). In "Our Very First Night" (1.2), Danny accuses him of being careless when he allows the girls to stay up too late and eat sweets (although the girls did know better and took advantage of him).
After seven years of living in the Tanner House, the Katsopolises moved into a home of their own. Shortly before the events of Fuller House, Jesse landed a dream job in Los Angeles and made plans to move there with Becky and Danny to start a new chapter in their lives. He used to be a "bad boy", but that begins to change when he begins taking care of the girls (especially Michelle), and really changes when he begins having a relationship with his love, Rebecca Donaldson.
However, the tables are turned in "Crimes and Michelle's Demeanor" (4.2), as he gives advice to Danny when he has trouble being able to discipline his baby Michelle for the first time. The tables then get turned back on him when Alex and Nicky go out of control in "Tough Love" (7.4). His role model is Elvis Presley—particularly in the earlier seasons—not only in music but in style and attitude as well. He even takes a job as an Elvis impersonator in "Mad Money" (1.21), which he keeps a secret at first. It is featured in the season two premiere "Cutting it Close", focusing on his tough time coping when Stephanie accidentally cuts off a hunk of his mullet and leads him to break both of his arms in a motorcycle accident.
Aside from his music career, Jesse is shown to have various day jobs during the series. In "It's Not My Job" (3.2), he enters the advertising business with Joey, becoming advertising executives. Their agency is called Double J Creative Services (and in season 4, Danny decides to help out by being a silent partner). Stamos and Romijn were married in an elaborate 500-person wedding. It wasn’t until he went to rehab in 2015 following an arrest for drunk driving that he accepted his role in the breakup.
“As we’re casting it, I was like, They’re spending a lot of time casting these kids that are gonna be in the background,” Stamos said. In the late ’80s and early ’90s, Stamos began touring and recording with The Beach Boys. After he appeared in the video for the 1988 hit “Kokomo,” their joint efforts produced the 1992 single “Forever,” which featured Stamos on vocals. The song later appeared in the Full House series to commemorate Jesse’s wedding to love interest Rebecca, played by Lori Loughlin. Fans were quick to share their memories of the classic sitcom, particularly the show's patriarch Danny Tanner, played by Saget who died in 2022.
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