TMC
03-05-2016, 05:00 AM
http://www.mtv.com/news/2749129/matt-dj-steve-fuller-house/?xrs=_s.tw_news
Sure, Fuller House has its problems, but for the most part, it’s a whole lot of fun, complete with wholesome story lines, friendly faces, a familiar laugh track, and catchphrases you’ve heard a million times. Watching Fuller House feels like a hug, impenetrable, warm and sometimes, a little uncomfortable.
That being said, I do take issue with one significant part of the show: Steve. Back in the ’90s, I loved Steve. (Who didn’t?) He was the perfect high school boyfriend, patient and kind and haplessly dimwitted. As far as first loves go, you can’t do any better than the voice of Aladdin. When he and DJ went to prom together in the series finale, I audibly swooned in front of my television. I thought DJ and Steve were destined to be together. They were OTP, forever endgame.
Sure, Fuller House has its problems, but for the most part, it’s a whole lot of fun, complete with wholesome story lines, friendly faces, a familiar laugh track, and catchphrases you’ve heard a million times. Watching Fuller House feels like a hug, impenetrable, warm and sometimes, a little uncomfortable.
That being said, I do take issue with one significant part of the show: Steve. Back in the ’90s, I loved Steve. (Who didn’t?) He was the perfect high school boyfriend, patient and kind and haplessly dimwitted. As far as first loves go, you can’t do any better than the voice of Aladdin. When he and DJ went to prom together in the series finale, I audibly swooned in front of my television. I thought DJ and Steve were destined to be together. They were OTP, forever endgame.