John Stamos is the first to admit that Full House was never a critical darling, but the show's legions of fans made it a huge success. When it came time to do Fuller House on Netflix, Stamos told Seth Meyers he felt it was a faithful reboot that devotees could get behind — but those pesky critics once again had to put their two cents in and ruin everything.
On Thursday's Late Night, Stamos and Meyers took turns reading aloud real reviews, with some being pretty funny (the A.V. Club saying "Fuller House is like a porn parody without the porn") and others that are downright vicious (The Washington Post using "Fuller House" and "necrophilia" in the same sentence). Watch the clip below. Catherine Garcia
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