DJ was actually a very responsible teen...

I now know why Danny was scared about DJ Driving a car

This a saddest moment with dj and kimmy

It makes sense why Danny was so scared of DJ driving and why DJ was scared Stephanie was going out with Gia and her friends who were driving all fast and furious. All reckless driving And also how Danny and the boys didn't drink. I don't think I saw one of them have a drink in their hand in scenes. I mean occasionally but all the time. It showed how they were so strict and scared. They didn't allow alcohol in the house. Only for occasions.

My dad was killed by a drunk driver. I can relate.

I’m crying! When she said “my mom died because of a drunk driver, I wasn’t gonna lose my best friend the same way” but this whole scene really got to me. 🥺😭💔

I love that Kimmy came to her senses as soon as DJ mentioned her mom. The message in this episode is so relevant. Don't do dumb stuff just to fit in

And now Danny and Pamela are together up in Heaven… RIP Bob Saget ♥️ 1956-2022

I was wondering how their mother died 😭😭😭

R. I. P. Pamela. You will always be remembered. 😭🙏

It makes sense why Danny was afraid of DJ driving and why Jesse was so upset when he thought DJ was drinking at 13

I think people are forgetting that often producers use TV to teach peoples valuable lessons like DJ's eating disorder and why you shouldn't drive drunk. The idea isn't to rub people the wrong way, they're using the platform they have been given to teach important lessons to the watcher. Full house truly was a gem.

Wow...just wow. Now, we know how Danny lost his wife. And, this really showed that DJ cares. What an eye opener!

I know what DJ went through cause on December 27, 1998 my Wife and Kids were killed by a Drunk Driver!

D.J had been through a lot after her mom died and because her Mom was killed by a drunk driver and D.J knew that Gia hanged out with boys who driven cars dangerously and that’s why D.J didn’t want Steph to die in a car accident. D.J is such a good older sister. Candace Cameron Bure really fitted the role of D.J Tanner.

“The trick is to remember that everyone is nervous” this is so true for literally everything.

I'm really glad they decided to make Fuller House. Not only to reintroduce characters from this great show, but also to show how they've changed and grown up. Seeing Kimmy as an adult brings a great sense of relief that she didn't ruin her life and she found her passion. She never lost her quirky personality and silliness, but she fully grew into it and became even more fun and awesome.

Wow I didn’t think this scene would make me tear up instantly

The scene just always rubbed me the wrong way. It just feels like DJ is always playing babysitter to Kimmy because she's too stupid to look after herself and DJ who lost her mom to a drunk driver and is more level headed than Kimmy should look after her neighbor.

My mom had a little brother who got ran over when he was only 3 years old. And my middle name was in memory of him!

RIP and apologies to the people that suffered the same way as DJ's mom did

When my mom was 18, a college student fell asleep while driving home, and killed both my mom’s parents and 3 year-old-sister, and severely injured her 2 year-old brother

we all need a friend as great as DJ

One of the best Full House episodes.

It's moments like these that hit you like a truck. Where all the character's actions start to make sense. I did not think that not only was D.J just being a good friend to Kimmy but also that driving and drinking is a very close topic that hits home for her. It hits harder when the realisation hits

They don't make friendships like this anymore, they truly don't.

WHOS CUTTING ONIONS STOP 😭😭

One of my best friends was killed by a drunk driver. When my mom told me the news before school, I was stunned at first. As soon as I got to school, I burst into tears. One of my classmates hugged me and took me to a teacher who then took me to see the guidance counselor. My other teachers knew exactly how I felt because I wasn't showing my usual peppy optimism. It took a month for me to emotionally get through losing my friend.

Kimmy's got that "Oh crap- that's right!" look on her face when DJ reminds her how her mom died. I always figured part of the reason those two were so close was because Kimmy was there for DJ during that awful time.

Took them long enough to FINALLY explain how their mom died (previously they just called it "the accident")!

Now we know why Jesse was angry when he saw DJ holding a beer can. Even though she was not drinking. Those boys were. I’m glad he believed her eventually and apologized to her.

I hate how little they mention Pam throughout the series.

i wonder now if they told john stamos that pam tanner was killed by a drunk driver when they did that episode about DJ being caught with beer. cuz his reaction the fear and the anger portrayed was so spot on to someone who had lost a loved one that way. when he yelled at danny 'we tell them no drinking ever!"

That was a very touching part of that episode. It shows that DJ cares about her best friend. Thankfully Kimmy understood what DJ said to her.

DJ truly cares and is a great kid too.

Suddenly, Danny's nervousness about Stephanie and DJ driving make a LOT more sense...

I understand DJ's pain. I can't imagine losing my mom to a drunk driver. But she was an alcaholic . Been sober for 27 years . So this one hits home for me

I got teary eyed when DJ says she didn't want to lose her best friend they way she lost her mom 😢

gosh dj gives off virgo vibes like no other LOL (even though her actress is a aries) loved this show growing up.

If you're not crying, then. . . Go cut some onions or. . . How Rude

I love it in TV when someone says something intense or dramatic and then then they take two steps in a random direction and wait for someone to stop them.

Who cares more about dj Kimmy : like Steve: comment

Scenes like this remind me why DJ was my favorite character on the show.

That scene and the music was a beautiful and emotional combination

I had a HS classmate get killed by a drunk driver in our JR year. Anyone who drives drunk needs their license taken away no matter if first offense or not.

Rip Pam 😭😭💔

Every time they mention Pamela, I always get emotional 🥺

Sorry about your mom

Who’s cutting the onions love this episode

Literally I hated this episode because kimmy for the first time

Dj Must Missed Her Mom Because She Died In A Car Accident 😭😭😭😭😭

It’s why Danny was paranoid about DJ driving and why Jesse lost his temper when he thought DJ was drinking

This feels like a scene you would do in an acting class

This really broke my heart I lost my cousin due to a drunk driver I felt every bit of emotion DJ was felling here The scene really made me tear up thinking about my cousin and how I’ll never see her or hear her voice anymore

I love when sitcoms address moral issues in such a way many shows have done this and I commend them prayers in His love God bless

I love watching their new shoe fuller house I love it!!!

0:13-0:18 Here's what she would say: DJ (voice breaking): You have no idea what I have to deal with when it comes to people getting drunk. You see, when I was only 10 years old, after Michelle was born, my mom got killed by a drunk driver. I was so devastated; it was the saddest day of my life. She and I are planning a lot of things together, but never got the chance. So many times I've seen kids with their mothers, sometimes I wish that, in my heart, I could do a lot of those things with my mother, but I wouldn't. I can't even count how many times I think about her and crying. So when I saw you getting drunk at that party, it reminds me about the pain I've suffered when I lost my mother. So you see, I've already suffered the pain of my mother's death by that drunk driver. I mean, losing my mother that way is bad, but losing my best friend in the same way would be worse. So please don't take your life for granted. I just wanted you to avoid the same fate as my mother did.

full house always gets me in my feels. and i know the pain. my brother died in a car accident due to drunk driving (he was the drunk driver..)

0:25 that high emotional tone everytime.

My childhood friend was killed by a drunk driver. I was 5 years old at the time. I never forgotten that day. He lived a half mile west of me. His parents and siblings were never the same.

My aunt was killed by a train when I was a month old

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Awesome love this show

I lost a brother to drinking and driving. It’s hard.

I feel so bad for Dj my cousin died because of that 🤧

I'm crying right now😢

Great video

I have to admire the sheer bluntness of the title for this video. Very factual.

Fun fact: DJ’s actress actually starred in a lifetime TV movie where she was raped by a college frat guy.

Why did it take almost 6-7 years for us to learn how Pam died? 😭

I feel like losing her mom at such a young age at the hands of a drunk driver really matured DJ and its why she was always so responsible

I love full house a lot

I love how Full House made sure that death from drunk driving wasn't treated as a capital crime. That it was and still is something that just happens. It's a health and social issue. Yes, people who get drunk or high enough to kill instantly someone with a car should be given a sentence, but stopping people from getting into that situation is more important than punishing someone who doesn't even remember how he or she got there. It's a fine line, really.

Kimmy and DJ had drastically different home lives

Beautiful work

Powerful message!!

I'm so strict of drunk driver's because my cousin Brian hasslinger was hit by truck driver he was 36 years old when he passed.

:( I’m so sad there mom died

Great episode I cried and glad that we need to help each other like best friend like Kimmy ad DJ

This made me cry😪

I know what it feels like to lose a family member via car accident I can relate

Quite a few topics from throughout the series all came to a head in this scene. No alcohol in the house (or drinking altogether for that matter). D.J getting blamed for drinking beer at the school dance, when she was trying to get that kid (Kevin?) and his buddy to quit. Danny's fears of D.J getting her license and driving. The look of concern and (or) shock when he told Stephanie about Gia and the two other guys getting into a car crash. I know there has to be some more that I'm missing but I can't think of anymore at the moment. Edit: Uncle Jesse explaining how he was nervous about seeing D.J with a beer in her hand, and why he reacted the way he did. His sister being a victim to a drunk driver, and not wanting to see his niece drinking.

My favorite show Growing Up

This is one of the Saddest Scenes from Full House.

I am so sorry

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When I saw this and learned about how pam died was a gut punch. 😢

My parents don't drink or smoke but some of my family do and i prey that they stop

Poor djs mom

DJ is a good friend I wish I had a friend like her.

This is heartbreaking

Romans 8:18 “The pain you’ve been feeling can’t compare to the joy that’s coming.” Whatever is going on right now, have faith, your situation will get better! :) Jesus bless anyone reading this and happy new year!!🥳✨💖

witch episode is this ??? plz awnser

I wonder why the writers decided to wait so long before finally revealing the whole story about what happened the day the girls mother died.

Oh, God Jesus, me so sorry for your loss, DJ.

7. 10 DJ & Steve (1/3). The prying ...?

In real life

Good lesson 💖

Watching this now makes me wonder how I watched full house growing up and still don’t know how to talk out problems with people. You figure I’d have learned by now

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