Was there a studio audience in every scene shot "inside" the Full House house, or was a laugh track manually inserted in some scenes?

I bring this up because of two scenes in particular where I wondered why there was no audience feedback.

1) In "Our Very First Night", when Danny comes and confronts the girls in their room, and the girls finally admit that they were at fault, Stephanie says "We were bad" in a funny tone, and I'm surprised that there was no audience feedback.

2) In "The Apartment", when there is a shot of Kimmy in her bed, as that scene is introduced, there is laughter. However, when she picks up a shoe, and then subsuquently picks up another shoe which is really her phone, there is no audience feedback. I was surprised about that.

Yeah i wondered the same thing.

It used to say when it was over and you could hear someone say it is a Miller-Boyett production filmedinfront of a live audience. This was when it was first aired ant not reruns. When I watch reruns of the show it does not say that anymore.

If anyone has taped the orgianl boradcast they could confirm if it said that or not. I am almost deaf, so I think that is what the guy was saying, a miller-boyett production filmed in front of a live audience.

I thought it was a laugh track because many times there is laughter when nothing funny was said! Someone says just a regular sentence and they're laughing... :rolleyes: