The "Full House" crew as they appeared back then, makin' fluorescent vertical stripes look good.

The cast of "Full House" at a 25-year reunion (© @andreabarber via Twitter, http://bit.ly/Uqsf5s)

Wow, do you believe it's been 25 years? Here the crew is reunited, minus the Olsen twins (and Uncle Jesse's hair).

"Full House," season one, Candace Cameron (© Warner Bros/Courtesy Everett Collection)

D.J. (AKA Candace Cameron) was adorably innocent with those round cheeks and sweet smile.

The cast of "Full House" at a 25-year reunion (© John Stamos via Facebook, http://on.fb.me/UH5Eo1)

Here she is all grown up (left), but she can still hang tight with BFF Kimmy!

Looking over an old script, they seem to be thinking, "Did we really say those cheesy lines?"

"Full House," season 3 (from left) Dave Coulier, Bob Saget, Ashley/Mary Kate Olsen, John Stamos, (© Warner Bros/Courtesy Everett Collection)

Little Michelle Tanner with her dad and best uncles.

Danny and Uncle Joey can still have a hearty laugh all these years later.

Candace Cameron, now Candace Cameron Bure, shows off her son, Lev, with Becky (Lori Loughlin).

Get your '90s nostalgia fix with these 'Full House' reunion pics

9/24/2012

Nostalgia was everywhere you looked over the weekend as the cast of smash sitcom "Full House" got together to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the show's first episode — and boy, do we wish we could have been there. It's hard to decide which would have been more fun to see: a drunken Kimmy Gibbler (aka Andrea Barber) doing live karaoke with D.J. (Candace Cameron Bure); Uncle Jesse (John Stamos) recording the whole thing while declaring, "I'm tweeting this sh*t!" (which he later did); or Danny Tanner and Uncle Joey (Bob Saget and Dave Coulier) laughing together like fools. The only real upset was the no-show by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, to which we can only say — you guessed it — how rude! Scroll through the gallery above to see some great "then and now" pics. [Source]

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