Joey's Bullwinkle Impression (Episode 10)

Almost from the very beginning of its final nine episodes, Fuller House gave viewers a impersonation-centered blast from the past. When Dave Coulier's Joey Gladstone entered the main house to an empty living room, his first instinct was to give himself some fake antlers and say, "Hello, everybody," as Bullwinkle. The animated moose was one of Joey's most oft-used impressions in the original show, alongside Popeye.

Which Full House Episode Is Being Referenced? A slew of them, since Joey was known for impersonating Bullwinkle on a regular basis. Not so much Rocky J. Squirrel, though.

Stephanie Drives Into The Kitchen...Again (Episode 11)

Considering how rare it is for the Full House franchise to feature a car in the backyard, a lot of fans likely had some instant expectations upon seeing just such a thing in Season 5's eleventh episode.

And sure enough, as soon as Stephanie got behind the wheel, audiences likely experienced a feeling of de(struction)ja vu as she backed the vehicle through the kitchen wall, just like she did as a child.

Which Full House Episode Is Being Referenced? Season 3, Episode 20: "Honey, I Broke the House"

D.J.'s Newlywed Game Round 2 (Episode 16)

Even though The Newlywed Game hasn't produced new episodes for quite a few years now, that didn't stop Fuller House from using the relationship-based game show to prepare for D.

J., Stephanie and Kimmy's respective upcoming nuptials. While it's certainly worth theorizing about how the show's youngest generation set up this wedding shower, complete with official trademarked logos, the main idea here is that it's a callback to that other time Steve and D.J. tested their relationship's strength against that of Danny/Vicky and Jesse/Becky.

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