10 Full House Plot Holes That Still Make No Sense ( Part 2)

5 Michelle Had Her First Crush At 2 Years Old

In, Michelle develops her first crush at the age of two when she meets a little boy named Howie. However, this plot line is developmentally appropriate for a child of this age. According to , most experts agree that children develop their first crush at the age of five to six at the earliest. Even when Michelle and Howie meet again for the second time, she still wouldn’t fall into the age group at which it’s typical to experience first crushes since she was still three to four years old in season 4.

4 Danny Went From Messy To Excessively Neat With No Explanation

In season 1, episode 4, “The Return of Grandma,” the house is a wreck with clothing and clutter strewn everywhere. Danny only seems to care that the dishes aren’t done. When his mom comes to visit, she tells Stephanie that hell will freeze over if Danny, Jesse, and Joey can clean the house. Throughout the rest of the season, the house is slightly cleaner but still messy overall. Yet, this doesn’t ever seem to bother Danny. Starting in season 2, Danny can’t stand to have a single item out of place.

3 Jesse’s Last Name Changes Between Seasons

Between season 1 and season 2, from Cochran to Katsopolis. This was done to reflect John Stamos’s heritage as a Greek American. Though this change still bothers viewers, especially since it was never explained in canon, it allowed the show to bring in characters like Stavros and Papouli. Screenwriters even put together Full House season 4, episode 1, “Greek Week,” which centers on Jesse’s Greek extended family coming to visit the Tanners.

2 Where Does Joey Live In The House?

At the start of , Joey lives in the alcove off the living room. In season 1, episode 10, “Joey’s Place,” They turn the garage/basement into Joey’s bedroom. Two episodes later, he’s back in the alcove again. Over the next four seasons, before he moves into an upstairs bedroom, Joey bounces around from place to place with no clear reason. Luckily, they resolve this issue in season 4, episode 20, “Fuller House,” when he moves into an upstairs room for the rest of the duration of the.

1 How Many Siblings Does Kimmy Have?

One of the is her family life. At one point during , she states she’s an only child. Another time, she says that she has three sisters. At a different time entirely, Kimmy brings up her older brother Garth. Later, she states that she’s the youngest child in her family. Then, in Fuller House, Kimmy has a younger brother named Jimmy who becomes important to the plot. The fact that she doesn’t provide a consistent story about her own family straight makes it seem as if her home life is more dysfunctional in than previously recognized.