This is for FullHouseFan8795 and Samsgirl xo. I found a behind the scenes look at the making of the "Full House" episode called "The House Meets the Mouse". This was shown on an annual "Disney World's Easter Parade". It features Jodie Sweetin and Mary-Kate Olsen. Sorry! Ashley Olsen was not on that special too. Right before the commercial, it features Cadence Cameron and Andrea Barber for an Easter greeting. You should watch this clip. I found this one off of olsen-twins.org. Watch this:
http://tmb.olsen-twins.org/video/cybert/Disneyparade.mpg

NOTE: This is a 45 MB file. It is suitable for faster internet connections only.

Oh man!! It won't work for me! I can't even go to olsen-twins.org

Thanks anyway, and I'll keep trying.

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
Oh man!! It won't work for me! I can't even go to olsen-twins.org

Thanks anyway, and I'll keep trying.

Don't worry! I know that you love olsen-twins.org. It is a fun site.

I know. But why don't you think they'll let me go to the media link?

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
I know. But why don't you think they'll let me go to the media link?

Just go to the website at:
http://www.olsen-twins.org/

They might have a media section there.

I know, that's where I went, and they wouldn't let me there.

I got on my Dad's computer and tryed it. I'm downloading it right now and it's talking FOREVER! I think it will take about an hour to download. We don't have the fast internet.

Cool! Thanks for posting the link!! I am at work downloading it on our T1/LAN connection. It's only about three minutes just to download. :)

Originally posted by FullHouseFan8795
I got on my Dad's computer and tryed it. I'm downloading it right now and it's talking FOREVER! I think it will take about an hour to download. We don't have the fast internet.

I have Road Runner from Time Warner Cable. But you have dial-up. Dial-up is taking forever to download this thing. Road Runner is the fastest way to download from the internet.

That is great! They also have the first two episodes!

They're taped off of a foriegn station, and that station does not appear to do any cutting at all, so you get full intros and no cut scenes! At least for the first two shows. The only minor annoyance is that you have to put up with subtitles.

As I posted on another Full House forum, I wonder if someone could record the shows on their computer and then distribute them online to others through a P2P program like BitTorrent while we wait for the DVDs. You can record either directly to your computer, but anyone can do that. What I was hoping is that people with original ABC broadcasts could hook up their VCR to their computer, convert the show to digital format, and then distribute it through BitTorrent. That would be awesome. The only problem is that it would be for broadband only, but this distribution method is popular. Check out this board for example, for non-commercial audio:

http://sharingthegroove.org/msgboard/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=17

Originally posted by tgc225
That is great! They also have the first two episodes!
They're taped off of a foriegn station, and that station does not appear to do any cutting at all, so you get full intros and no cut scenes! At least for the first two shows. The only minor annoyance is that you have to put up with subtitles.

Awesome!!! :eek:

I am on my way to download them. So from what country do they originate from? I don't mind subtitles myself because I like to soak in the language feel, if I am not familiar with the language yet. If it's Swedish or Spanish or French, then I can understand some phrases. What helps is knowing what everyone is already saying. :D

The subtitles are in Dutch.

Oh, then Dutch is similar with English and German, so I can pick up. Thanks! :)

Samsgirl xo, has anyone check this link? They have the behind the scenes look at the making of the "Full House" episode "The House Meets the Mouse". This was from "Disney World's Easter Parade" on ABC back in 1993.

I couldn't find that one.

The Disney episode is my favorite

That Disney World was aired in 1993 just two years before "Family Matters" aired an episode called "We're Going to Disney World". I saw that one on ABC Family at one time.