(San Francisco Giants)
“Fuller House” fever is sweeping everyone, including the San Francisco Giants, who will host a “Full Clubhouse” night on September 30 at the AT&T Park. On Friday, the National League Western Division team released a video in which some of its players and manager star in a parody of the “Full House” opening before announcing the upcoming “Full Clubhouse” night. Watch the video below.
In the video, pitcher Jeremy Affeldt, shortstop Brandon Crawford, third baseman Matt Duffy, pitcher Javier Lopez, second baseman Joe Panik, right fielder Hunter Pence, and manager Bruce Bochy all do a variety of goofy sitcom things, including Crawford playing a guitar, Lopez tossing a Frisbee, and Pence cleaning his scooter, before meeting up in the outfield for a picnic.
Of course, the real opening of “Full House” similarly ends with its stars, including John Stamos, Bob Saget, Candace Cameron-Bure, and the Olsen twins, having a picnic near their TV home in San Francisco.
For its upcoming “Full Clubhouse” night, the Giants promise “various in-game entertainment elements will be themed around this iconic television series, giving fans the feeling that they are on the set of Full House!” They’ll also give away Snowglobes that have inside them the “Painted Ladies” houses featured in the “Full House” opening.
As Gossip Cop reported, the “Fuller House” reboot will center around Candace Cameron-Bure’s character D.J., her sister Stephanie Tanner (Jodie Sweetin) and best friend Kimmy Gibler (Andrea Barber). The plot of the new Netflix series will focus on D.J., a widow with children, who asks her sister and friend to help raise her kids. Also returning for the series are Bob Saget, John Stamos, Lori Loughlin and Dave Coulier.
