Full House

Full House is an American television sitcom created by Jeff Franklin for ABC from 1987 to 1995. It aired a total of 192 episodes across eight seasons. It was a launching pad in a career for former child stars, Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen, the Olsen Twins.

Danny Tanner, a recently widow father of three daughters (D.J., Stephanie, and Michelle), enlists the help of his brother-in-law, Jesse Katsopolis, and childhood best friend, Joey Gladstone (played by Dave Coulier), to assist in raising them. Joey is a rising comedian and fan of cartoons such as those produced by Hanna-Barbera and Looney Tunes, being able to perform several of the voices himself.

From 2016 to 2020, Netflix streamed the sequel series, Fuller House, which ran for five seasons.

Flintstones

Main article: Flintstones (franchise)

• "Our Very First Show:" In the unaired and aired pilot, Joey, Jesse, Danny, D.J., and Stephanie, sing "(Meet) The Flintstones" to soothe baby Michelle.
  • In the Fuller House pilot, "Our Very First Show, Again," the same family members sing "(Meet) The Flintstones" to baby Tommy just like they did over 20 years ago to baby Michelle.
• "Our Very First Promo:" Joey and Jesse work on Michelle's hair, with Joey trying a Pebbles hairdo, but Jesse says she looks like Don King.
• "Beach Boy Bingo:" Stephanie goes through Joey's cereal to look for her toy dinosaur prize, he says she should check the Flintstone Vitamins.
• "A Little Romance:" Stephanie and her grandfather play a game of cards but play for cartoon stickers, where Stephanie raises three Hello, Kitty stickers against Nick's two Flintstones stickers.
• "And They Call It Puppy Love:" Joey makes fun of Jesse for being unable to pass his driver's license test, so Jesse jokes that Joey still tries to chew his Flintstone Vitamins.
• "Good News, Bad News:" During a feud between D.J. and Kimmy when they create rival school newspapers. When Kimmy pastes D.J.'s head on Friday the 13th's Freddy Krueger's body, D.J. plans to put Fred's head on Kimmy's body.
• "Working Girl:" Joey wants to borrow Jesse's credit card to purchase the Barney Rubble Bath Collection from the Shopping Network, but has to referee between an argument between Jesse and Rebecca. Once it is over, he desperately asks for a credit card so he can also get the Bamm-Bamm soap-on-a-rope. When Jesse gives him his, Joey says, "Thanks, Fred," in Barney's voice.
• "Take My Sister, Please:" Joey impresses Lisa with his imitation of Fred saying "Yabba-dabba-doo" after saying he cried for a week after watching Fred and Wilma have Pebbles, which occurred in The Flintstones episode "The Blessed Event."
• "Happy Birthday, Babies, Part 1:" There is a flashback to "Our Very First Promo."
• "Happy Birthday, Babies, Part 2:" The family hosts a Flintstones-themed birthday party for Michelle. The living room is dressed up to look like Bedrock, and D.J., who is Wilma, welcomes Michelle's loinclothed guests (one of whom is Taj Mowry as Teddy), wants them to meet her "Bedrock buddies," who are Stephanie as Betty, Joey as Barney (with voice imitation, too), Danny as Dino, Michelle as Pebbles, and Jesse as Fred. Jesse knocks on the bathroom door for Becky and shouts, "Wilma."
• "Play It Again, Jesse:" At the supermarket, there is a Fred bop bag (by Intex Recreation Corp.) on a toy shelf.
• "The Play's the Thing:" When Joey teaches Michelle that you don't always get what you want after she couldn't play Yankee Doodle in a play, he says that he wanted to be Fred Flintstone when he was growing up, but couldn't because he had too many toes.
• "Please Don't Touch the Dinosaur:" Michelle is excited about her trip to the museum in the hopes of seeing real dinosaurs, but Danny says they have been extinct for millions of years, only for Michelle to counter that Fred Flintstone lives with dinosaurs. Danny has to correct her that Fred is just a cartoon character, who has no neck and uses an elephant's trunk as a shower.
• "Room for One More?:" In the teaser of the episode, twins Nicky and Alex ride their first tricycles by pushing with their feet. Michelle asks them if they've heard of peddles, but Joey remarks that it worked for Fred Flintstone, adding "Yabba-dabba-doo!" in Fred's voice. The twins repeat Joey, but say, "Babba-dabba-doo!"

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  DJ as Wilma.
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  Stephanie as Betty.
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  Joey as Barney.
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  Danny as Dino.
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  Michelle as Pebbles.
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  Jesse as Fred.
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  A Fred Bop Bag.

Jetsons

Main article: Jetsons (franchise)

• "The First Day at School:" Danny has bought a Jetsons lunch box for Stephanie's first day of kindergarten. Joey makes the flying car sound effects as he takes it to her. He then pretends to be George saying hello to Jane, Elroy, and Astro, followed by a response from Astro saying hello back.
• "Joey's Place:" Stephanie uses the same lunch box.
• Season two opening sequence: Stephanie leaves the house with the same lunch box.
• "But Seriously Folks:" Stephanie uses the same lunch box, although it is only seen from the back.
• "Tanner vs. Gibbler:" Joey puts the same lunch box on the kitchen table.
• "Joey Gets Tough:" The back of the same lunch box was on the kitchen counter, but Stephanie didn't pick it up as she took D.J.'s bagged lunch instead.
• "El Problema Grande de D.J.:" Stephanie takes her lunch box, with the side featuring the characters barely visible.
• Season three opening sequence:" A new shot of Stephanie leaving the house with the same lunch box again.
• "Back to School Blues:" Danny hands Stephanie her Jetsons lunch box, seen from the front, but the camera is too far away to show it off properly.
• "Breaking Up is Hard to Do (in 22 Minutes):" Joey tries to entertain Michelle and her friends by imitating the sound of a spaceship landing, which is the sound the flying cars from The Jetsons make.
• "Star Search:" In Danny's college talk show video, he gets Joey on to do his Jetsons routine, which involves him making the sound of a flying car taking Mr. Cogswell to see Mr. Spacely, which annoys him and gets George fired, followed by Astro telling George that he loves him.
• "The Legend of Ranger Joe:" When Joey auditions to replace Ranger Roy, Joey says he does every cartoon voice known to man, and then proceeds to say "Jetson, get in here!" in Spacely's voice, and then "I ruv you, George" in Astro's voice.
• "Crushed:" Stephanie picks the lunch box up in the kitchen.
• "Spellbound:" Stephanie holds the back of the lunch box.

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Scooby-Doo

Main article: Scooby-Doo (franchise)

• "Sea Cruise:" Joey gives a pep talk to Danny and Jesse about their women troubles, which he said came from the heart, with the wording based on what he saw Scooby-Doo tell Scrappy-Doo from the previous Saturday morning.
• "Middle Age Crazy:" In Stephanie and Harry's pretend wedding, Harry puts his stick-on Scooby-Doo tattoo (not visible) on Stephanie's arm, instead of a ring.
• "Baby Love:" Joey waters a big plant he calls Scooby-Doo, and then directs Michelle to water her smaller plant he calls Scrappy-Doo. Michelle is somewhat resistant, so Joey imitates Scooby's voice when saying," "I'm thirsty, Michelle, water me! Water me!"
• "Double Trouble:" Jesse imagines Joey being teased by his evil twin that he still wears Scooby-Doo pajamas, but Joey defends himself by saying he only wears the bottoms.
• "Grand Gift Auto:" Jesse defends Joey's innocence of stealing a car by showing the officer his Scooby-Doo nightshirt, which Joey claims came with his bubble bath.
• In the Fuller House episode "Five Dates with Kimmy Gibbler," Ethan uses the "meddling kids" line after Max, Steve, and Ramona have discovered that he and Rocki were hiding that they used to be Dungeon and Dragons nerds.

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Smurfs

Main article: The Smurfs

• "Beach Boy Bingo:" D.J. is getting ready for the Beach Boys concert, Danny, who is disappointed in not being taken as her plus one, mentions how he took her to see Smurfs on Ice.
• "Mr. Egghead:" Danny jokes that it is psychologically proven that judges are more sympathetic to people wearing blue, which is why you never see a Smurf on death row.
• "Sisters in Crime:" Jesse said he learned about playing on the ice from taking the kids to see Smurfs on Ice.

Snorks

Main article: Snorks

• "The Long Goodbye:" Teddy carries a Snorks lunchbox, featuring Allstar, Dimmy, and Casey.

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Tom and Jerry

Main article: Tom and Jerry (franchise)

• "Take My Sister, Please:" Danny tries to impress Lisa by making her guess who he is doing an impression, which is supposed to be Jerry saying, "Stop chasing me, ya mean cat!" But not only does Jerry not talk (usually), Danny also mistakenly calls him Tom, which he is corrected on both accounts by Joey.