Speaker 1: Hey there, Fanarrito's welcome back to how Rude Tanertos. We
Speaker 1: are interviewing someone very special to us today. We literally
Speaker 1: grew up with her on the set of full House,
Speaker 1: and we were so lucky to be able to recapture
Speaker 1: that magic twenty years later. On the set of Fuller House.
Speaker 1: She created the unforgettable role of DJ as the quintessential
Speaker 1: teenage older sister. But she is more than just a
Speaker 1: TV best friend and sibling. She is our real life
Speaker 1: she Wolf sister. Please welcome to the pod our dear friend,
Speaker 1: Candace Cameron Burret.
Speaker 2: Hello, Hi, Hello, Hi Djhi hees upset, DJ's.
Speaker 3: Upset, Hi, belated happy birthday.
Speaker 1: I know we texted you on the day, but just
Speaker 1: want to wish you a happy birthday again.
Speaker 3: Did you have a nice day?
Speaker 4: I did?
Speaker 5: It was like super mellow. I didn't.
Speaker 2: I felt I thought of you a lot because I
Speaker 2: I worked out and then I went back to bed.
Speaker 6: I was just I mean, that's kind of that.
Speaker 5: I mean that sounds anyway, right. I was just like
Speaker 5: a little tired and just a little in my feelings
Speaker 5: on my birthday, so.
Speaker 2: Like oh yeah, but then had a but had a
Speaker 2: lovely mellow day and went to dinner with the boys.
Speaker 1: Oh nice, and your son Lev recently got married, so
Speaker 1: you were the mother of the group.
Speaker 3: I know, what was that like? Oh my goodness, I
Speaker 3: can't believe.
Speaker 5: It was amazing. It was so amazing.
Speaker 2: It was one of the best weekends of my life.
Speaker 2: It's like, oh, I think we've talked about this. It's
Speaker 2: it's at wedding and funerals when all the people that
Speaker 2: you love the most gather in a room together, and so, Helena,
Speaker 2: this is a joyous occasion.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the wedding was incredible.
Speaker 2: It was awesome, and it was everything that Elliot and
Speaker 2: Love wanted for their day.
Speaker 6: So I can't believe it.
Speaker 3: Did you Were you involved with the planning at all?
Speaker 3: Or were you kind of hands off?
Speaker 2: More hands off because it's a whole different experience as
Speaker 2: mother of the groom. So I think I have permission
Speaker 2: already from Natasha that I get to be Momzillah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, mother of the groom. You're a little more like
Speaker 6: that's nice over there.
Speaker 5: I was like, what the hell? Yeah, yeah, I helped,
Speaker 5: like as much.
Speaker 1: Well, you don't want to step on toes or you know, yeah,
Speaker 1: I just want to enjoy the day.
Speaker 2: I am here if you need me, but I would
Speaker 2: really love to be involved. But if you don't want,
Speaker 2: it's okay, But I really want to know.
Speaker 4: You've given Natasha just a notebook of all of the
Speaker 4: notes and the ideas that you had planning. You're like, hey,
Speaker 4: so I have some thoughts about yeah, when you get married.
Speaker 2: I said, I'm controlling your wedding, and she was like
Speaker 2: DJ and her clipboard of fine, here this is what
Speaker 2: we're doing.
Speaker 5: I will turn into.
Speaker 4: All if you if you can pull it together in
Speaker 4: the backyard in like two hours, my hat's off.
Speaker 6: You know if.
Speaker 3: Hey, you know, bring in a cow, bring in a tent, bring.
Speaker 4: Say I feel like that should just be its own
Speaker 4: reality show. Like if you can actually pull off what
Speaker 4: the Tanners did to create a triple wedding in their
Speaker 4: backyard in a matter of several hours, you win a wedding.
Speaker 5: That challenge is like I could do it, I could, I.
Speaker 6: Could do it? You totally?
Speaker 3: Could you totally?
Speaker 1: Cand Well, We've been having so much fun going back
Speaker 1: and watching these early early episodes of Full House with
Speaker 1: our just we were so prepubescent.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, no, I haven't seen them in eight
Speaker 5: so I don't know what we're talking about today. What
Speaker 5: episode are we on.
Speaker 6: We're not, We're we're just interviewing. We're not doing any Yeah. No, well,
Speaker 6: we have guests on.
Speaker 4: We try not to stress them out with having to
Speaker 4: recap stuff because it's hard enough for us to remember
Speaker 4: that we.
Speaker 6: Have to do that.
Speaker 3: So yeah, no, we're just talking in the middle.
Speaker 6: Of fun stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're we're in the middle of season two. But yeah,
Speaker 1: this isn't a specific a specific chat about that.
Speaker 6: But we did just we did.
Speaker 4: Just record the episode earlier today where we recapped the
Speaker 4: episode that you help Harry learn how to subtract with oranges.
Speaker 4: Harry my best friend. Apparently you're like oranges whatever, and
Speaker 4: then suddenly he's in love with you, and Steph is
Speaker 4: pissed because you stole her boyfriend, and you're like, I
Speaker 4: don't even he is a first grader. I don't even
Speaker 4: like him, and Steph's just like, I move out into
Speaker 4: Michelle's room, I move Michelle into my room.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's very I didn't until we watched it today either.
Speaker 4: Again, like going back and starting at the beginning has
Speaker 4: been because did you watch the show, did you like,
Speaker 4: were you a person watched it.
Speaker 2: Yes, like when we did it, I watched it was
Speaker 2: so fun. My mom would get the VHS tapes. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you guys did too. We had all
Speaker 2: tapesh watch it when it well, not always because we
Speaker 2: taped on Friday nights too, sometimes when it was scary.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but I watched every episode when we
Speaker 2: were doing the show live, and then I think I
Speaker 2: had another round where I watched a lot of episodes.
Speaker 5: Not all of them, but when Natasha, Levi and Max.
Speaker 2: Were young, they weren't like super big Full House fans,
Speaker 2: but they enjoyed it occasionally.
Speaker 5: So if it was like on.
Speaker 2: Nickelodeon, I was like, great, watch mom, watch Mommy. So
Speaker 2: I watched a handful. But I don't think I've seen
Speaker 2: any Full House episodes in probably at least ten years,
Speaker 2: maybe fifteen years.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 6: It is a trip. It is so wild to see.
Speaker 4: Us as these like especially first season was I mean
Speaker 4: obviously because it was the you know, so long ago,
Speaker 4: but it's we.
Speaker 6: Were like these tiny little pipsqueak people. And the hair,
Speaker 6: so much.
Speaker 1: Hair, Oh, the evolution of DJ's hair alone, that could
Speaker 1: be a whole whole episode on it.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So you start out with like the loose ringlets in
Speaker 1: season one, and then by season two it was like the.
Speaker 5: Scratch um yeah, the user that was a big as
Speaker 5: much as possible.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then my hair by season two looked like
Speaker 4: like a dandelion, like someone had just dried my head
Speaker 4: and if you blue on it, it was all gonna
Speaker 4: just shatter off my head and fly away.
Speaker 6: That's what it looked like. It was so overpermed and sad.
Speaker 3: It was really very overpri.
Speaker 6: I looked at it and I went, oh, that's where
Speaker 6: my hair went. It never came back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And my hair looked like a wig. I got
Speaker 1: bad wig even though it was real like it was
Speaker 1: not a wig. You is like anchor woman. Okay, at
Speaker 1: the age of eleven.
Speaker 4: Candice, do you remember when when when Tate was born,
Speaker 4: that baby picture of him where he's got all that
Speaker 4: hair that was Andrea in the in these episodes.
Speaker 6: All this hair just just thick all over the place.
Speaker 4: And I told you that day, I said, now I
Speaker 4: know where Tate got his hair. I always wondered, And
Speaker 4: now I see you had a wig.
Speaker 6: It looked like it looked like a wig. It was
Speaker 6: not a wig. But it could have been a great wig.
Speaker 4: So I'm sure that people would love to know canis
Speaker 4: like what your you know. One of the things that
Speaker 4: we've asked everybody from the original cast was like, what
Speaker 4: was it like for you when you first started doing
Speaker 4: the show as a ten year old? Like what was
Speaker 4: that experience? Like what was your audition process like for
Speaker 4: Full House? Like what was all of that?
Speaker 6: How you know, how did that all unfold for you
Speaker 6: at ten?
Speaker 2: So I told this story a lot like the audition
Speaker 2: process was like every other audition process for me in
Speaker 2: that got the call, went in saw a casting director
Speaker 2: and I auditioned, but she was like, yeah, you're okay,
Speaker 2: it's fine, I'll bring you back for producers. But the
Speaker 2: fact that she was like at least that's how I
Speaker 2: took it, I was. I was so sad after. So
Speaker 2: I walked out of that room and I was crying
Speaker 2: to my mom and she's like, what's the matter. And
Speaker 2: I said, I had a really bad audition, but she's
Speaker 2: bringing me back.
Speaker 5: And my mom was like, well, it's not that bad thing.
Speaker 5: And I was like, but I feel like I did
Speaker 5: a good job, so you want to go back in
Speaker 5: and do it again?
Speaker 2: And I said yes, So she like asked the casting
Speaker 2: director can she go in and can you give her
Speaker 2: a few notes and then tell her that she could
Speaker 2: do better and can she do it again for you?
Speaker 2: So I did and the casting director was like, okay,
Speaker 2: that was great, still bringing you.
Speaker 5: Back that being changed, right, And then I went and
Speaker 5: saw the audition.
Speaker 2: Was with Jeff and Tom and Bob, and I remember
Speaker 2: that first It felt like very scary as a ten
Speaker 2: year old because I don't remember where it was. I
Speaker 2: feel like it was on a lot somewhere, or maybe
Speaker 2: it was Warner Brothers or something, and I feel like
Speaker 2: we were in like a small theater and pus, this.
Speaker 5: Is my dream.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but I remember walking down what felt
Speaker 2: like a longer entrance where they were, where they were
Speaker 2: sitting in their seats, and I auditioned for them.
Speaker 4: It might have been at Lormar, which was MGM, but
Speaker 4: they were all, yeah, like all kinds of little like
Speaker 4: studio spaces and like theaters and things.
Speaker 2: I felt like it's more of a screening round, but
Speaker 2: I again be wrong, this is a long time ago.
Speaker 5: It just felt intimidating.
Speaker 2: It was a big room and I did the audition
Speaker 2: and I left, and I didn't really think much about
Speaker 2: it after that, because that was our audition process.
Speaker 5: My mom would say, as soon as you.
Speaker 2: Audition, let it go, and if you feel good about it,
Speaker 2: that you did a good job, don't think about it
Speaker 2: ever again. And if we get the call that you
Speaker 2: get it, great, but don't sit on it, you know,
Speaker 2: and be wondering every day.
Speaker 5: So I kind of forgot about it.
Speaker 2: But then very soon, within a few days, I think
Speaker 2: I got the call that I got the part. So
Speaker 2: that was really cool and in a weird way, I
Speaker 2: was like, cool, I'm nexted line. This is what's supposed
Speaker 2: to happen because my brother's on a television show and
Speaker 2: now it's my.
Speaker 5: Turn to be on a television show. I thought that's
Speaker 5: how it happened in all fairs.
Speaker 6: You were like, great, this is just right.
Speaker 4: If your family goes into show business, everyone eventually gets
Speaker 4: a show, right, A hit cheft too.
Speaker 2: I was super excited. I was really familiar with the sets.
Speaker 2: I was familiar with soundstages and the studio because I've
Speaker 2: been going to Growing Pains for two years watching my brother.
Speaker 2: I'd already been acting for about five years at this point.
Speaker 2: I'd been on Growing Pains, so all of it felt familiar.
Speaker 2: So I was just very excited about it as a
Speaker 2: ten year old, and then excited to meet you guys.
Speaker 2: And now I remember meeting Bob specifically, just because I
Speaker 2: know you talked about it a billion times, because we
Speaker 2: shot the Pilo with John Posey and then came back
Speaker 2: with Bob.
Speaker 5: So I specifically remember meeting Bob.
Speaker 2: I remember being intimidated, like in a good way by John,
Speaker 2: just because I knew he was, like he was Blackie
Speaker 2: from General's Hospital, and my sisters were freaking out over that.
Speaker 2: So I remember I had that little scene in the
Speaker 2: garage where I was like negotiating with him to move
Speaker 2: back upstairs. Oh yes, And my little ten year old self.
Speaker 5: Was like, oh, he's a big actor, like he's a
Speaker 5: big star, so oh, mess this up.
Speaker 2: And I think Dave was just fun and funny, you know,
Speaker 2: but such great, such great memories, and the initial like
Speaker 2: entrance into the show felt so comfortable and so family like,
Speaker 2: and and.
Speaker 5: So I loved it.
Speaker 1: How did the Camerons as a whole get into the business,
Speaker 1: Because I know Kirk was on Growing Pains and your
Speaker 1: mom was a talent manager. Right, so how did how
Speaker 1: did you go from like normal family to oh, we
Speaker 1: have multiple children and on multiple hit TV shows.
Speaker 5: So kind of fluky.
Speaker 2: I actually don't even know if it's how you guys
Speaker 2: started either, but like we're all born and raised in
Speaker 2: La so I feel like that is just it's a
Speaker 2: different opportunity in that you can try being on commercials,
Speaker 2: just like you can go sign up for the soccer
Speaker 2: team or tap in ballet. Yeah, when you live somewhere else,
Speaker 2: that's not an entertainment.
Speaker 6: And you have to move your entire family here you
Speaker 6: got a kid.
Speaker 2: Like, that's a real definite decision. But this was like
Speaker 2: we kind of lived here and my mom had a
Speaker 2: friend was like, your kids are really cute. Let me
Speaker 2: give their picture to my age And my mom was like, okay.
Speaker 2: So we auditioned for the agent. My mom was like,
Speaker 2: do you guys want to try this? We all said sure.
Speaker 2: So she took my brother, she took me and my
Speaker 2: sister Melissa. She didn't take my sister Bridget, and that's hard.
Speaker 2: My sister's got a really beautiful story about that too.
Speaker 5: She actually just like she wrote her back, no she did.
Speaker 5: It's really beautiful and it's I'm going to read that.
Speaker 2: My sister Melissa decided she didn't like it after auditioning
Speaker 2: for a little bit.
Speaker 5: My brother and I liked it, so we just kept working.
Speaker 2: And because we were in La, it was like after school,
Speaker 2: my mom would pick me up, you know, from the
Speaker 2: elementary school, and today we'd have an audition, and maybe
Speaker 2: the day we wouldn't have an audition, and so it
Speaker 2: just kind of flowed from there. But I always enjoyed it.
Speaker 2: So that's why my mom was like, as long as
Speaker 2: you like it, we'll keep doing this, and you don't
Speaker 2: just tell me, just like my sister was like I
Speaker 2: don't want to do it anymore, and she's like, great,
Speaker 2: let's stop.
Speaker 4: Very low pressure. I mean, your sisters were always there.
Speaker 4: Melissa and bridget were always around on.
Speaker 2: Set, and Bridgett was like our stand in and my
Speaker 2: stand in, but for so many years.
Speaker 3: On Full she was part of the full house.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, yeah, just like all of our families were.
Speaker 4: Was we always talk about like how the moms were
Speaker 4: so connected and like really wonderfully present on set for
Speaker 4: all of us, and and really they really bonded together too,
Speaker 4: and like what what a rarity. It was for a
Speaker 4: cast as far as adults and kids and the kid's parents,
Speaker 4: and to like be as close as we were, and
Speaker 4: as you know, family barbecues and you know, all of
Speaker 4: these things.
Speaker 6: Like it was everybody really knew each other.
Speaker 2: And I really think John was such really spearheaded that
Speaker 2: so much have those barbecues at his house at the
Speaker 2: end of a season, at this start of a season,
Speaker 2: and it was like the entire show. He would invite everybody,
Speaker 2: everyone from the apartment and like, who does that, right,
Speaker 2: So John hadn't done that. I mean, he just set
Speaker 2: the tone right away for like we're a family, we're
Speaker 2: doing that show together.
Speaker 5: Awesome.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it really.
Speaker 4: It made such a huge difference I think in the
Speaker 4: whole experience of the show.
Speaker 1: And we didn't even know growing up that that's not common,
Speaker 1: Like right, we were like this. I just thought, Oh,
Speaker 1: this acting thing is great, this must be how every
Speaker 1: show works.
Speaker 5: Was like, yeah, it's fun.
Speaker 2: Everyone loved it and and your best interest in mind.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah for a.
Speaker 5: Lot of people. But like that's how I felt too
Speaker 5: going in.
Speaker 6: And it also wasn't true at the time.
Speaker 4: We had a really exceptional experience and we had really
Speaker 4: involved families, and we had you know, all of the
Speaker 4: things that make for a great experience kind of all
Speaker 4: came together and we were I think, very very very
Speaker 4: lucky in that.
Speaker 5: Which is why we're all still in it today.
Speaker 6: It's true exactly because we Yeah, I.
Speaker 5: Mean, I know, you took a break or you know,
Speaker 5: you quit Andrea for a while, but it came back.
Speaker 2: But even doing this, like there's we all had really
Speaker 2: good experience or relatively good experiences that were all still
Speaker 2: in entertainment today.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: It was definitely not something we were like never again,
Speaker 4: although we have found out that a lot of guest
Speaker 4: stars on Full House it was the last thing they
Speaker 4: ever did never again.
Speaker 6: We had several people who.
Speaker 4: Done the whole guest appearances on something like they were
Speaker 4: there for like two or three episodes and then it
Speaker 4: was like and that was their last credit and they
Speaker 4: never did anything ever again.
Speaker 6: So we launched careers and killed them. So there was
Speaker 6: no in between. No one just sort of like I'm
Speaker 6: gonna become a characteric.
Speaker 4: No, we either never saw you again or they're like
Speaker 4: hugely successful.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I don't.
Speaker 6: Know what that says about us, but good.
Speaker 1: So we all went to school together on the set,
Speaker 1: like the first season, we all shared a school room
Speaker 1: and Adria our school teacher, which was amazing. I can't
Speaker 1: remember how many seasons we shared her before, Like you know,
Speaker 1: you and I were in middle school and eventually high school,
Speaker 1: and Jody was so much younger, so eventually we kind
Speaker 1: of branched off into different teachers in different school rooms.
Speaker 1: But do you remember those like our field trip to
Speaker 1: San Diego Zoo.
Speaker 5: Yes, that was so fun Diego Zoo.
Speaker 2: And I remember solving.
Speaker 6: And Hers Castle?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Hurst Castle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I still have that book report because like Adria
Speaker 2: made us right, that's right, we did a little collage
Speaker 2: in a book.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think I still have it.
Speaker 6: Oh that's right. I forgot we had to do a
Speaker 6: book report on it. Like I knew it was a
Speaker 6: field trip, but that's right.
Speaker 4: Adria was like, okay, and then we're gonna like get
Speaker 4: a book on Hurst Castle and write a little thing
Speaker 4: like it was definitely an educational uh experience.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they were so great. I feel like we did
Speaker 2: we do Lebry tarpits together too?
Speaker 6: We did? We did, we did guitar pits. We Yeah,
Speaker 6: we did Alvarado Streets or no excuse me.
Speaker 3: Street practice Spanish, right.
Speaker 4: Went at least made us go and we had to
Speaker 4: order everything in Spanish and you yeah you were, you
Speaker 4: were in Spanish.
Speaker 3: Only talk in Spanish to each other. Yeah, that was it.
Speaker 5: I think.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you guys talked for me because I Spanish.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that was that. I remember doing that. But yeah,
Speaker 6: so many like really wonderful experiences that were not.
Speaker 5: Those, Yeah, those were those were really great.
Speaker 2: It was fun in those younger years when we were
Speaker 2: all together and doing field trips and all of that.
Speaker 5: I loved it.
Speaker 4: I'll never forget your mom slapping mud on my hand
Speaker 4: at Hurst Castle because I got stung by bee.
Speaker 6: We told that story that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, your mom was like, get some mud and we
Speaker 4: were like, what like in the parking lot, just like
Speaker 4: get some like you know, water and some dirt from
Speaker 4: the little island in the parking lotge like slap it
Speaker 4: on there, and.
Speaker 2: Yeah, remedy just suck that stinger out.
Speaker 3: Yep, yep, yeah it works.
Speaker 4: And I'll never forget your mom telling the story of
Speaker 4: how she swallowed a bee once and.
Speaker 6: I that like that. It terrified me for life. I know,
Speaker 6: I didn't even know that it was possible.
Speaker 5: Stung her in the throat out, I.
Speaker 4: Know, but also the most random things that you remember
Speaker 4: as a kid, right, You're like, I don't remember very
Speaker 4: significant portions of things, but I do remember that Candae's
Speaker 4: mom got stung in the throat by a bee as
Speaker 4: a It's like, that's useful, very useful.
Speaker 3: Do you remember the Full House Cookbook?
Speaker 1: Which I am trying to remember if we put that
Speaker 1: together in the classroom or if it was some other project,
Speaker 1: but the Full House Cookbook with the red cover, Yeah, I.
Speaker 5: That too, I do. Yeah, And then it was fine.
Speaker 2: But I think this is maybe when we when we
Speaker 2: kind of split off. But maybe you can correct me
Speaker 2: if I'm wrong. We also had like the full House Gazette,
Speaker 2: or we called it something else, but I have copies
Speaker 2: of that too. That was when I was with Glenn.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we had lip a little full House newsletter newspaper.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, do you still have those?
Speaker 5: That would be a couple copies of them.
Speaker 3: Oh, I want to see those.
Speaker 6: Those I forgot about that.
Speaker 3: That's right, Yeah, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I feel like I like, I feel like
Speaker 2: you guys were contributors.
Speaker 3: This is like an right, we were like guest columnists.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we would there. We do like little interviews.
Speaker 2: I was like the editor and then you guys were contributors.
Speaker 2: You did interview, someone did like a puzzle or a
Speaker 2: game on the back, Yeah, recipe, I don't know, something random, but.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, I forget.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we did do fun stuff.
Speaker 1: This is like art imitates life because didn't DJ run
Speaker 1: the school paper and Kimmy and DJ.
Speaker 6: Where they got the idea.
Speaker 4: They were like, look, these kids are running a newspaper anyway,
Speaker 4: we might as well throw it in the show.
Speaker 1: So we haven't gotten to any episodes yet where we
Speaker 1: experienced like major milestones like the first kiss or the
Speaker 1: first ZiT or whatever.
Speaker 5: My gosh, that was horrible.
Speaker 3: Wasn't okay, there's a ZiT episode?
Speaker 6: You hated the ZiT?
Speaker 3: I thought you were gonna say the first kiss. Yeah,
Speaker 3: DJ's first sits.
Speaker 2: That was horrible and embarrassing. The kiss was also embarrassing,
Speaker 2: but you know, I don't know. I didn't have as
Speaker 2: much anxiety about that one. But having like interest to
Speaker 2: have a ZiT on the end of my nose for
Speaker 2: an entire episode in the pool at thirteen or fourteen
Speaker 2: was so it was like humiliating.
Speaker 3: So it's embarrassing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, Like you're already so self conscious at that age,
Speaker 1: but then you put something embarrassing on your face in
Speaker 1: front of how many millions of people who are watching
Speaker 1: the show.
Speaker 5: Yeah, anytime I had to.
Speaker 2: Like purposely look as unattractive as possible for my most hated.
Speaker 5: Shows, And you know, I'm like, okay, that says something
Speaker 5: about me.
Speaker 4: Also, what thirteen? What kid was at thirteen? It's like,
Speaker 4: you know, what I want to do on television is
Speaker 4: look stupid. I want to I want to look so
Speaker 4: stupid that everyone the next week time that they see
Speaker 4: me at school is gonna be like, I remember how
Speaker 4: stupid you looked.
Speaker 6: And I'm going to make fun of you for it,
Speaker 6: because they'll make fun of you for nothing.
Speaker 5: It's true, So thank you for sake.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But like there's a difference between if you're acting goofy,
Speaker 2: doing something goofy on purpose that is I'm trying to
Speaker 2: think of an example, but there's.
Speaker 4: A difference between funny, funny, silly, and and embarrassing actual
Speaker 4: life moment that you're replicating.
Speaker 2: Yes, exactly, thank you for saying that. Well, right, that's
Speaker 2: exactly it. So like that ZI episode was so embarrassing.
Speaker 2: There was another one where it was in the later
Speaker 2: years because Scott was on and we were boyfriend girlfriend
Speaker 2: and Becky was like trying to teach the guys a
Speaker 2: lesson about beauty or makeup, and so we come down
Speaker 2: like we're going to dinner and we had like, yeah,
Speaker 2: make so much, so much lipstick, so much blush, and
Speaker 2: we looked but in these really nice, beautiful dresses and
Speaker 2: we were like, oh, don't you think we look great?
Speaker 5: It was something like that.
Speaker 6: We were I think I sort of remember that, yeah.
Speaker 5: Like it was reality.
Speaker 2: And then they were like, uh, we don't know if
Speaker 2: we should be honest, but that make ups horrible.
Speaker 5: But that was so embarrassing, like.
Speaker 2: To have found makeup on Like I hated that episode.
Speaker 4: I was like, why why do you make And meanwhile
Speaker 4: Andrew's just like mm hmm, yeah, that.
Speaker 1: Was weekly for me, like put me in the weirdest
Speaker 1: outfit possible.
Speaker 4: What must that be like to dress in an embarrassing outfit?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 3: But that was a like that was my character again,
Speaker 3: I'm playing a funny character. That was her whole purpose.
Speaker 3: Seems to be quirky like that, So and we all like.
Speaker 4: Just you know, it was anything At that age, just
Speaker 4: existing is embarrassing, you know what I mean, Like just
Speaker 4: just being just existing, having a name and a face
Speaker 4: is like horrifying, you know what I mean. You're like,
Speaker 4: I can't something's going to be made fun of and
Speaker 4: so you know it's true, and I do remember it
Speaker 4: like it being something that really as a kid, like
Speaker 4: at that age when I was like thirteen fourteen when
Speaker 4: the show ended for me, being something where I realized
Speaker 4: how much more self conscious I had become from the
Speaker 4: start of Full House until the end. And then you
Speaker 4: know that was where you guys were like right in
Speaker 4: the middle.
Speaker 5: So that's exactly it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Now that we were moms and we have kids
Speaker 2: that are in those teen years.
Speaker 5: Now or have gone through them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like you realize how difficult it can be in
Speaker 2: real life, but then you exacerbate that by millions of
Speaker 2: people like rational tellentsion. Yeah, if I didn't have the
Speaker 2: right T shirt on one day or I just felt
Speaker 2: fat in it, it was like my life is over.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, I mean everything feels very dramatic.
Speaker 6: Everything is very dramatic at that age.
Speaker 3: It is all terrible.
Speaker 4: And painful and it is a lot, and we all, yeah,
Speaker 4: we had to do it in front of everybody, so.
Speaker 2: Yes, but we definitely had I mean, I definitely had
Speaker 2: way more great times and good times and ships I
Speaker 2: loved over the years than the few that stand out.
Speaker 4: And it's a it's a good thing that when we
Speaker 4: came back to Fuller we didn't do anything embarrassing, because
Speaker 4: that that would have been Yeah, now that's my kids.
Speaker 4: I'll start dancing in the mall and like doing stuff
Speaker 4: and they're like, Mom, you're so embarrassing.
Speaker 6: I'm like, you see what I do for a job.
Speaker 4: Why would you think that this would be the most
Speaker 4: embarrassing thing that I would do is dance in the
Speaker 4: middle of the grocery store.
Speaker 5: Like yeah, it's so.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: There was something so liberating about Fuller House though, because
Speaker 2: then yeah, because you're old enough.
Speaker 6: Because as an adult, you're like, oh god, it's nice
Speaker 6: to not care.
Speaker 5: It's so nice to not care. That was the best.
Speaker 5: I'm like, the goofier, the better.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I really I found it when we did Fuller
Speaker 4: that I think like the three of us really leaned
Speaker 4: into like, oh, we'll just be.
Speaker 6: As ridiculous as as we can.
Speaker 4: And I that was so much fun because it was
Speaker 4: kind of like getting to come.
Speaker 6: Back and be like, oh, yeah, like this is great fun.
Speaker 4: I get the joke right, Like, I don't care, Like
Speaker 4: I'm not so self conscious that people are going to
Speaker 4: think this is me, which is you know, as a teenager,
Speaker 4: you're like, oh my god, they're gonna think I actually
Speaker 4: am this person.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you just don't take yourself as seriously when you're older.
Speaker 5: Hopefully true, you're in a good true.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've had some people that do, and I'm like,
Speaker 4: you need to give myself right yeah, yeah, and it's
Speaker 4: not no, no, we were. I mean, I don't know
Speaker 4: why I keep picturing right now, those ridiculous bridesmaid's costumes.
Speaker 6: That's all I'm picturing from Fuller right.
Speaker 3: Now, riding on the back of the of my bridesmaid's
Speaker 3: train and why I had a train to don't know.
Speaker 3: And I'm wearing a bird a bird you some sort
Speaker 3: of bird cage on my head. That was I can't even.
Speaker 1: Remember how they rigged that up, like because I didn't
Speaker 1: actually pull you guys, I think it wasn't like a
Speaker 1: moving walkway type thing.
Speaker 4: No, they attached to it was attached to a thing,
Speaker 4: but I think.
Speaker 6: Attached to me.
Speaker 3: I don't know, I don't remember.
Speaker 6: I don't remember.
Speaker 4: All I remember is laying on top of some peach
Speaker 4: colored uh ruffles tool. Yeah, definitely, it was a lot.
Speaker 1: Oh yes, oh hey, we finally got to do our
Speaker 1: own stunts in Fuller like this was.
Speaker 3: It was great. You got to do Mexican wrestling. I
Speaker 3: got to do aerials like it was.
Speaker 6: Do we remember. I will never forget the day that
Speaker 6: we were.
Speaker 4: Doing the stunt in the living room that had that
Speaker 4: sliding thing and when I.
Speaker 5: Almost died, died, I forget.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's not even an exaggeration. Let's that like I
Speaker 3: have I used to.
Speaker 4: Let's share with that with the audience what that was.
Speaker 4: We were doing a stunt and.
Speaker 3: The stunt was like, what was it? American Ninja Warrior. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the DJ wanted to do this warrior.
Speaker 2: As one does, Yes, right exactly, So I zip I did,
Speaker 2: went through the course and at the end, I zip
Speaker 2: line diagonally like the length towards towards the Maria and
Speaker 2: then I land on a platform. But during rehearsal, the
Speaker 2: rig was not set up correctly and there was no safety.
Speaker 5: Stop on the end of it.
Speaker 2: So when I landed off the zip line and stopped
Speaker 2: the whole mechanism, which is this giant metal thing that's
Speaker 2: like yeavy and very very heavy. Slid right off the
Speaker 2: track and came right next to my head with an in.
Speaker 4: Yes, and like dented the floor, like there was a
Speaker 4: big gash in the stage floor.
Speaker 6: It broke the stairs.
Speaker 2: It was like, yeah, I felt the I mean, I
Speaker 2: go right by me, but I think Thott was up
Speaker 2: on the top of the stairs.
Speaker 3: Yes, Scott watched the whole thing, and.
Speaker 2: Scott like watched in real time happening and like couldn't
Speaker 2: even get a word out, like it's it's falling because
Speaker 2: it happened within one second. And if I just even
Speaker 2: shifted right wait the tiniest bit, yeah, it would have
Speaker 2: probably broken my neck, like landed right on top of
Speaker 2: my head.
Speaker 5: It was god, it it was pretty stopped.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: We were like Chris Jansen was like, all right, we're
Speaker 4: going to take a break and then and then then
Speaker 4: I'm sure someone got ripped anew.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well Cinder Cinder was Mark Sandrowski was directing that week,
Speaker 1: and I remember the look on his face serious and
Speaker 1: he's like, we're going to take a five maybe a ten. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and like the stunt guy was fired, Like they read
Speaker 1: and Mark stunt, we're not doing this, We're not doing
Speaker 1: this stunt. Like redo the whole set because we're not
Speaker 1: doing that stunt anymore.
Speaker 3: We're doing something. I think they ended up doing monkey
Speaker 3: bars something like that of a zip line because Mark's like,
Speaker 3: we're not even gonna We're not if you're not even
Speaker 3: going to try that again. Yeah, that was It was scary.
Speaker 5: It's traumatic.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, we've been thinking about all kinds of while.
Speaker 6: When the horse got loose on set. Do you remember that.
Speaker 3: DJ is very first DJ's very first horse.
Speaker 6: And the horse went running down the camera aisle.
Speaker 3: I didn't remember this, Oh.
Speaker 6: Yeah, first season.
Speaker 4: When the horse came to like got out of the
Speaker 4: little k like the little set that it was in
Speaker 4: down there, and came.
Speaker 3: A little stable.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'd probably do that too.
Speaker 6: I'd be like, what's going on here? What are you
Speaker 6: guys doing? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Well, and you rode that horse in that episode. You
Speaker 1: were very, very good at the whole montage in the park.
Speaker 5: You were very I was happy to ride the worst.
Speaker 6: Yeah, got a love of motage.
Speaker 2: How many animals between both shows, I mean have you
Speaker 2: guys done a count yet on the podcast of how
Speaker 2: many animals we've worked with?
Speaker 3: No, but I should.
Speaker 6: I do know that I love that amphibian and it's uh,
Speaker 6: so far.
Speaker 1: We're not even to comment, like Commet's not even here yet.
Speaker 1: We have turtles, turtles, bags and the ferret. But that's right,
Speaker 1: Monkey Champion couldn't look at the eye that everyone was terrified.
Speaker 1: I've we had a little pouchin Monkey.
Speaker 3: The Donkey with donkey milk. I think it got worse
Speaker 3: on Fuller once they added an alligator.
Speaker 5: It was like, come on, I was a veterinarian, so
Speaker 5: I just that was.
Speaker 4: Because I was in a giant that of holding a baby,
Speaker 4: holding babies in a tube top and hotpants and covered
Speaker 4: in disgusting goo with seven puppies.
Speaker 6: Okay, that was peak, But what is happening?
Speaker 5: It's funny, it.
Speaker 6: Was, it was hilarious.
Speaker 4: I was just that I was going to drop a
Speaker 4: baby in a vat of goo on my lap was
Speaker 4: like slippery and wiggling around.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was. It was. It was an experience.
Speaker 1: But no, that was your low that was your low point?
Speaker 1: What was what was your yeah? What was our high
Speaker 1: point of Fuller? Or full whatever.
Speaker 3: It all blends together, like your favorite stunt, your favorite scene,
Speaker 3: your favorite moment.
Speaker 1: I don't know, was it your Yeah, the Mexican wrestling
Speaker 1: where you got to dois awesome.
Speaker 5: Honestly, I love that.
Speaker 6: That was all that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they hired the stunt double and didn't even need her.
Speaker 5: I didn't do all of this. That was I did
Speaker 5: that little scissor kick up and around.
Speaker 4: And I feel like that probably before the other incident,
Speaker 4: because then or was it after.
Speaker 6: That, they would have been like before. But I also did.
Speaker 2: Like when we did the episode in Japan, right, you
Speaker 2: jumped off the jump off.
Speaker 5: Of a cliff.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Then after the studio we did the green screen of
Speaker 2: jumping off the cliffs. So they had us up probably
Speaker 2: like maybe two to two stories or you know, two
Speaker 2: to three big stories, depending on like what kind of
Speaker 2: building you're thinking of, And it was all green screen
Speaker 2: and had the harness and had to just jump off
Speaker 2: of it.
Speaker 5: And that was That was fun, but kind of scary.
Speaker 2: It was like a little bit harder than it felt
Speaker 2: like because of the landing, like the dropping and the landing.
Speaker 2: But we did crazy stunts on on Fuller on both
Speaker 2: those I mean you just riding the curtains.
Speaker 4: I mean.
Speaker 6: The curtains. I've been an astronaut and flown around the room.
Speaker 4: I've several things that I don't think you can do
Speaker 4: with children anymore on set, Yeah anymore, But you know what,
Speaker 4: I had fun.
Speaker 6: So it was great.
Speaker 4: My little moonshoes just haanging around, tanging around.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 4: I have to say there's something really special about Kimmy
Speaker 4: and Steph being able to interview DJ, and we loved
Speaker 4: catching up with Cannus and reminiscing on the wonderful memories
Speaker 4: from our childhood. So stay tuned for part two of
Speaker 4: our interview with Cannis Camon Beret, airing this Friday, and
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Speaker 4: Another really fun episode today with Djkimmy and Steph the
Speaker 4: Fabulous trio and we'll be back with part two.
Speaker 6: But remember the world is small, the house is full.
Speaker 3: You got it, now, Cake, you've got nothing.
Speaker 6: Nailed it. Totally screwed up. Next time, m hm.