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Lori Loughlin admitted that ‘Full House’ was initially portrayed as ‘a cheesy show.’
Oct 19 2026, Published 7:21pm ET
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lori laughlin There’s no complaining about always being known as Aunt Becky, as this iconic role has paid off in more ways than one.
Loughlin, 62, said of her time on the sitcom, “Many times I hear actors say, ‘I play that role and I want to get away from it,’ and I always think, ‘No, I’m so grateful for that show.’ During an upcoming episode of cart blancheAn original talk show on QVC+ and HSN+ hosted by John BattagliseDropping on October 20th.
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Lori Loughlin discussed her entertainment legacy during the October 20 episode of ‘Carte Blanche.’
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Lori Loughlin says ‘Full House’ saved her from ‘huge financial crisis’
Lori Loughlin joined ‘Full House’ for Season 2 in 1988.
He continued, “I’m very grateful for this work. I mean, first of all, it helped me get out of huge financial trouble… that’s all, but I mean, then the gift of knowing that artist, still being friends with that artist, they’re really my family.”
Laughlin joins whole house It was signed on for its second season in 1988, initially for only a few episodes. However, his popularity among fans earned him a spot as a series regular through the show’s eighth and final season in 1995.
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Lori Loughlin on Bob Saget
Lori Loughlin called her late co-star Bob Saget one of the ‘funniest people I ever met.’
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Lori Loughlin Recalls Bob Saget’s ‘Off Color’ Sense of Humor
Bob Saget died at the age of 65 due to head injuries.
Loughlin joked that Saget’s “unique” sense of humor came to life when the children were not on set.
“Then of course, occasionally, like we’d come in the afternoon when the kids would come in and usually Bob would say something weird that he shouldn’t have said,” Laughlin said. “The kids’ moms will be in the bleachers and they’ll listen, and they’ll go to the producers and they’ll say, ‘Bob said this in front of the kids,’ and it was never anything. It was just Bob. He’s just a little bit spoiled in his sense of humor.”
Lori Loughlin on her ‘Full House’ legacy
Lori Loughlin admitted that ‘Full House’ was initially portrayed as a ‘lousy show’.
Loughlin reflected on the legacy of the long-running series, acknowledging whole house Initially it was pinned as a “lousy show”.
He added, “But we were just going to make a good family show, I think we did that.” “I think as time has gone on, it’s become more apparent when people watch it because we’ve gotten so far away from that type of television.”