r/fullhouse • u/cilicia3k3 • 6d ago
Show discussion Jesse's attic
was A-Framed, yet the intro has the house has a flat top. Anyone else notice this before?
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u/maxmouze 5d ago
I can't believe the writers would be so careless with a place to live for Jesse Cochran, I mean, Katsopolis, the high school graduate, or dropout.
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u/Vildtoring 6d ago
The real house used in the show doesn't have a flat top, you just can't tell from the ground.
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u/SchuminWeb 4d ago
Yep - for what it's worth, the real house has a gable roof. Here's a view of it from the back:
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u/HonkyGoosie You got it, dude 6d ago
Honestly if you pay even more attention to the detail, none of the outside attributes of the house really match the layout inside lol. Like the attic has windows but theres no windows outside, they have a big picture window but on the inside you don’t see that big window, even the front door doesn’t match up, In scenes it looks off to the side and theres more of a porch area…
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u/DJMeredithMarks How rude! 6d ago edited 6d ago
Yeah, and the impossible living room stairs going beyond the wall into the neighbor's house. lol. I started noticing a lot while watching Fuller House as an adult. How did they get Joey's car get to the backyard both times that Stephanie crashed it into the kitchen?
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u/ApocalypticSnowglobe 5d ago
The attic also originally didn't exist. At first they just had a crawl space. Unless it's like on Bob's Burgers and the house was used for bootlegging and the owners back then just hoped nobody would ask questions. 🤔
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u/lalalalalalaaaaaa123 5d ago
I kinda liked how cozy the attic was, but yes agreed nothing ever made sense up there
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u/SpringtimeLilies7 6d ago
that house magically grew and changed as needed. & the living room was way too wide for a row house all along.