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Hey, Hey there, Fannaritos.

Welcome to part two of our interview with Gail Edwards.

It's the long anticipated interview with Vicki Larson,

the woman who could have been the one for Danny Tanner.

And trust us, we are diving into all of it.

Please welcome back.

Gail.

You know, Danny and Vicky got engaged and that was like a huge thing for the show because it was going to completely change the trajectory of the show.

And, you know, now the girls kind of had this mother figure.

What was that like for you to get to step in, I mean, and have, you know, now the girls kind of had this mother figure. What was that like for you to get to step in,

I mean, and have, you know, start having these relationships with girls as, you know, daddy's girlfriend.

I was excited about it. I was finally like, because we really didn't have a lot before that. And I was excited about it. So then when the whole thing

fell apart, and I don't know why, but I have a guess, if you want my guess. And I think it was Bob.

And understandably, I think Bob said, I'm like the most famous bachelor.

And it never ends well when the most famous bachelor gets married.

And that's how we're going to end the show.

Of course, he didn't realize he had me on his arm.

But I just think that maybe the producers wanted to go that way and Bob thought better of it.

And that's,

that's, that's, that's, that's Hollywood. Yeah, I do think that that was something that I, I think I've heard was kind of discussed was like, well, if we, if Danny's married, then suddenly he doesn't need all these, you know what I mean? So then, then what? What, how does it now we don't, and now it's not full house anymore. Now what do we do? So I think that was probably part of it,

but it was still really disappointing because we loved, you know, we loved having you there. Thank you. And I agree with you. I think that they liked me so much and they liked our chemistry. But and they went that direction and then they thought it through, kind of put the cart before the horse and thought, wait a minute, this is, it's a good idea, but maybe not a good idea. A lot of characters to write for and now you're going to be writing for, you know, Danny and Vicky and where's everybody else going to fit? And it ultimately made sense to me that, yeah, that they went. No, no, we've got a formula. Let's stick with them. So it always, it always sucks when you're like, oh, yeah, I get it.

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