Dave Coulier

Dave Coulier plays Joey Gladstone on Full House, the cut-up uncle inside comfort-food family TV. Stamos’s Jesse is heartthrob infrastructure; Saget holds the dad; Olsen-twin Michelle is the punchline that became a brand. Coulier is the voice impressions and the hug — TGIF as religion, a Gladstone who makes the San Francisco living room feel like a set that wants you to stay.

File the spine first: Full House, ABC, 1987–1995. Zero prestige, maximum warmth. Joey Gladstone is the credit; Coulier is the person who has to make it play as a pulse, not a logo.

TV Flash files him first through s01e01. Our Very First Show is the contract in the title: Saget, Stamos, Coulier, Olsen-twin Michelle — zero prestige, maximum warmth, already a religion. s01e08 keeps the temperature. Jesse's Girl is Stamos as heartthrob infrastructure: the uncle hour that admits the chemistry is the franchise, not a subplot. Use s03e01 as a later pin on Full House, not as homework.

Ideal when you want zero prestige and maximum warmth. On TV Flash Coulier is 1980s sitcom craft: Joey as the reason the house photographs as a trio, not a single-dad lecture, still the comic uncle the reruns refuse to retire. The argument is the hour he actually played: Joey Gladstone on Full House, 1987–1995, ABC. Full House still needs Joey Gladstone to look like a job, not a footnote. Dave remains legible in a single sitting if you give him a real hour. The ABC years are the file; no borrowed biography required.