The loving family portrayed on Full House translated to off-screen as John Stamos formed a lifelong friendship with co-stars Bob Saget and Dave Coulier. Although, the trio's bond was cemented early in the ABC sitcom's run by a surprising shared experience, as the Big Shots star recalled the time he took his Full House co-stars to a strip club, which led to the trio being humorously called out.

The Fuller House alum recalled the surprising moment while scarfing down some wings on Hot Ones.

The story became known after Stamos first suggested the host change the setting to a pool before pivoting to a strip club. The suggestion led to the beloved TV icon spilling about the time he, Saget, and Coulier tried sneaking into an exotic dance club during Full House's early days. He said:

Me, Saget, and Coulier went to a strip club early on. The show [had] gotten picked up for another season or something.

We were working in Culver City, [and I'm like] 'Let's go to a strip club.' Bob was always like 'I'm too famous.' I'm like 'Put a hat on then.' I'm like I know the guys there, I'll take care of it.' Bob's got a hat, and we got there. We just go in the back. [Then, the DJ announces] 'And coming in here live are the boys from Full House. Uncle Jesse, Joey, and Danny give them a big round [of applause].

Unfortunately, the trio's cover got blown. They just wanted to be regular strip club patrons, not the father figures from a family comedy. Saget's earlier trepidation was called for in retrospect. The moment would've been less embarrassing if the co-stars were known from a raunchy buddy comedy or a gritty drama.

However, Bob Saget was seen as one of America's top sitcom dads while John Stamos and Dave Coulier were the lovable live-in uncles.

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