You Got It, Dude: The 'Full House' Quiz

Kimmy Gibbler is the Tanners' neighbor, D.J.'s best friend and a frequent visitor to the Tanner household.

Uncle Jesse married Rebecca Donaldson. The pair moved into the attic and eventually became parents to twins Nicky and Alex.

"Full House" was originally going to be called "House of Comics" before producers decided to make it more of a family-focused show.

The Tanners' beloved Comet not only starred in the sitcom throughout its run, but also played the starring role in "Air Bud" in 1997.

"Full House" hit the airwaves on Sept. 22, 1987, and lasted 192 episodes before going off the air in 1995.

D.J. is short for Donna Jo Tanner.

Jesse was supposed to be Adam Cochran until John Stamos suggested the much smoother name Jesse Katsopolis.

Danny is the co-host of "Wake Up, San Francisco," a local morning talk show.

On-again, off-again boyfriend Steve Hale takes D.J. to the senior prom in the series finale.

Stephanie's beloved companion, Mr. Bear, goes missing when Joey accidently donates him to charity.

Plenty of big-name musical acts made guest appearances on "Full House," but Mick and the gang never dropped by.

Uncle Jesse tore up the stage with his band, Jesse and the Rippers. Not only did the band sing hits like "Forever," but it also had a chance to jam with The Beach Boys. Long after "Full House" ended, the Rippers reunited on Jimmy Fallon.

In the episode "The House Meets the Mouse," the Tanners take a trip to Walt Disney World. While Danny plans to propose to Vicky during the trip, fate seems to be working against him.

While trying to turn on the radio, Stephanie crashes a car into the kitchen during season three.

Michelle is knocked unconscious after falling from her horse in the series finale. After a spell of amnesia, she finally regains her memory, resulting in plenty of Tanner family hugs.

Tahj Mowry plays Michelle's best friend Teddy in 13 episodes of "Full House."

In the episode "I'm Not D.J.," Stephanie allows Kimmy to pierce her ears, resulting in a painful infection.

Tommy Page had all three Tanner girls swooning when he sang at Stephanie's 10th birthday party.

In season two, D.J. and Kimmy secretly invest in a horse named Rocket, which D.J. tries to hide in the Tanner home.

When Jesse's Greek relatives come to visit, they bring along little Melina — a dead ringer for Michelle Tanner.

Mr. Woodchuck plays a big part in Joey's comedy act. While Dave Coulier took the puppet with him when "Full House" ended, his dog later destroyed it, leaving it without its toothy grin.

In the episode "My Left and Right Foot," Michelle becomes convinced that her feet are abnormally huge after D.J. and Kimmy make fun of her.

Stephanie's so-called friend Gia tries to get Stephanie involved in all sorts of trouble, from smoking and drugs to partying and reckless driving.

When D.J. and Kevin kissed during season three, it was Bure's first real-life kiss.

Michelle uses her lemonade stand profits to purchase a donkey named Shorty from the petting zoo.

She may have been better known for the exclamation "how rude!," but Stephanie had several other catchphrases to throw around.

Uncle Jesse idolized Elvis and even shared his name with the King's deceased twin brother — Jesse Garon Presley.

Carly Rae Jepsen of "Call Me Maybe" fame sings the slower version of the original theme song "Everywhere You Look."

In "Fuller House," D.J. is a widow with three young sons, just as Danny had three daughters when the original "Full House" premiered.

While most of the original cast returned for the reboot, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, who played Michelle, chose not to participate.