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Bob Saget PUBLISHES Full House Revelations
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Danny Tanner may have been a wholesome TV parent, but the man behind the loving Full House father is truly what his memoir is titled, a Dirty Daddy.
Bob Saget wastes no time delving right into his signature raw and raunchy brand of humor in his publishing debut that covers his early years performing lewd and off-color standup, starring alongside iconic comedians like Richard Pryor, insulting TV audiences, drunk-driving through Malibu and more.
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E! compiled a list of revelations that the Full House father PUBLISHED, but here are excerpts from their list.
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2. He Wanted to Give Danny Tanner Some Edge: Playing pure and righteous was not an easy task for Saget. He was actually surprised he landed the role given his foulmouthed stand-up routines, so when it came around to actually embodying the role of the conservative, hug-happy, widowed father to three girls he really had to stretch. "Unless cameras were rolling, I was pretty much not Danny Tanner. Occasionally during my FH days I'd fritz out, wanting to be the edgy guy on the show—but the show wasn't meant to have an edgy guy."
Saget's antics on set were reprimanded by producers and parents alike, but he admitted that he couldn't get through filming without misbehaving at times.
5. They Enjoyed Some Behind-the-Scenes Shenanigans: The TV dad is anti-drugs, but getting whipped cream wasted is a different story. During a long day on the Full House set, he gathered the boys to get high on some Reddi-wip. But they didn't get a buzz from the dessert topping meant for Michelle's prop birthday cake because according to Saget, "There's not enough [nitrous oxide] in there to make a woodpecker fart."
But it didn't get any more zany on set than that. "Truth is, behind the scenes it was often as sweet and gooey family-wise as it was on the air."
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Read more @ E!.
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I love Full House.
