how many seasons of full house were there?

Answer 1

Well the show ran from 1987 to 1995, so there were 8 seasons. Hope this helps but if you need more info, here's the link:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_house

Answer 2

I think there was at least 8 or 9 seasons of full house. I have watched them from the begging to the end of the show. I watched the girls from the time - they where really young - up until the time they grew up on the show. So think there was eight or nine seasons of full house. I think the show started somewhere in the late eighties up until some where into the earlier nineties.

Answer 3

Full House is a popular American television sitcom that ran from 1987 to 1995 on the ABC network.
There were 8 seasons from 1987 to 1995

Answer 4

There were 8 seasons of full house in total.
The total number of episodes were 192.

Answer 5

Full House is a popular American television sitcom that ran from 1987 to 1995 on the ABC network.
The original title of the show was House of Comics, and was going to be about three different comedians living together. However, executive producer and creator Jeff Franklin learned that ABC wanted a sitcom about a family, so it was changed to Full House when it was decided that the show was to promote family themes and values. The show was based loosely on the film Three Men and a Baby, which was released around the same time.

The show's original pilot starred John Posey as the original Danny Tanner, because Bob Saget was under contract on another network. (As co-host and "comic" correspondent on CBS' ill-fated Morning Program, which, when it was revamped, Saget was let go and thus available for Full House). Show creator Jeff Franklin thought that Saget would be great for the role, and previously thought that Paul Reiser could work in the role. (Interestingly, Reiser would be cast in a similar series called My Two Dads which ran from 1987-90 on NBC.)

In the first season, Jesse's last name was initially Cochran, reportedly because one of the producers was a fan of singer Joe Cocker. His name was changed after season one, when he came to be called Jesse Katsopolis. The name change was due to John Stamos wanting the Jesse character to better reflect his Greek heritage. No reason is given for the character's name change, but fans tend to believe it could have been a stage name, especially because the name "Cochran" also disappeared from his band's name after the first season.

During the show's run, only four main characters were added to the main cast. Lori Loughlin, who played the role of Rebecca Donaldson, was initially scheduled to appear on a few episodes in Season 2 as Danny's co-host on 'Wake Up San Francisco'. However, her character quickly gained popularity prompting producers to write her character into the show to give her a permanent role in third season.

Season 5 saw the debut of characters Nicky and Alex Katsopolis, who were the twin sons of Jesse and Rebecca. The characters Nicky and Alex were created complement the popularity of the Olsen twins. However, the new characters did not achieve as much popularity as the producers hoped. The baby versions were played by Daniel and Kevin Renteria until the end of Season 5. Beginning in Season 6, Blake and Dylan Tuomy-Wilhoit played the roles of Nicky and Alex until the series' end.

Season 6 saw the addition of Scott Weinger, as D.J.'s steady boyfriend Steve Hale. He first appeared in the episode "Sisters in Crime" in Season 5 as D.J.'s friend Steve Peters. However, his next appearance on the show would not occur until the start of Season 6 when he was introduced as Steve Hale, D.J.'s official boyfriend. The name change between Seasons 5 & 6 was never explained. He would leave the show after Season 7, but did make one final appearance in the last episode in Season 8.

Full House was part of the TGIF lineup from the fall of 1988 to the fall of 1991, which spanned the show's second, third, and fourth seasons. The show was moved to Tuesdays for season 5, and remained there until its cancellation. While not an immediate success, Full House slowly gained popularity and from Season 3 onward, ranking it among the Nielson Ratings' Top 30 shows.

The show never received a proper series finale, as ABC suddenly announced that it was canceling the show after the eighth season because of the increasing costs to produce the show. The new WB Network wanted to pick up the show for a ninth season, but John Stamos announced that the eighth season would be his last. Eventually, the other actors announced they were also ready to move on to other projects, ending the show's eight year run. Another ABC show, Sister, Sister, moved to the WB that autumn instead of the Full House timeslot.

Answer 6

there were 8 seasons. the show started in 1987 when dj was in 5th grade, and the show ended in 1995, when dj graduated from 12th grade.

Answer 7

there are either 7 or 8 not sure

Answer 8

what full house? because there's also a program titled full house,it is a korean program and i love it...

Answer 9

im pretty sure its 8 the 6th one juss came out on DVD

Answer 10

8!