Every Reference to the Original ‘Full House’ in the Final Episodes of ‘Fuller House’

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Every Reference to the Original 'Full House' in the Final Episodes of 'Fuller House'

Did you catch them all? The final episodes of Fuller House, which were released on Netflix on Tuesday, June 2, were packed full of nostalgia, featuring many throwbacks to the original series — and many very familiar faces. During the penultimate episode, DJ (Candace Cameron Bure), Steph (Jodie Sweetin) and Kimmy (Andrea Barber) search for their "something borrowed" in the attic and come across some very memorable items that were part of large story lines in Full House. All three of the women starred on the original series, which aired for eight seasons from 1987 to 1995. In the final episodes, the women are planning their triple wedding — and the crowd at the reception is filled with surprise faces. Bure, 44, revealed exclusively to Us Weekly that everyone they reached out to for the final season said yes. “There are so many surprise faces in the final episode, and not all of them have lines. So if you are a die-hard fan, you need to pause during some of the episode or watch it through and then go back and watch it a second time,” the actress and producer said on the Thursday, May 28, episode of the "Watch With Us" podcast. “You’re gonna see a lot of fun faces that just are there because they genuinely wanted to be there.” She added that they got "all the people that really had made an impression on Full House, as well as Fuller House," to come back and make an appearance. Scroll through the gallery below to see every callback and surprise guest stars. [podcast_block]

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Honeybee Uniform

In season 4 of Full House, Steph wears a classic honey bee costume and sings the song; in the penultimate episode of Fuller House, they find the costume and Steph and DJ recreate the "buzz buzz buzz" ending.

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Steph's Earring

"Steph look, it's the earring Kimmy used when she pierced your ear and gave you an infection," DJ says, looking back at the story line from season 6 of Full House.

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DJ's Lollipop Prop

In season 3, DJ and Michelle performed "Lollipop, Lollipop," during a telethon when their dad fell asleep.

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Yankee Doodle Boy

While looking for a minister for the wedding, Blake McIver came in tap dancing and singing "Yankee Doodle Boy" — just like the actor did in season 6 of Full House.

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Whatever

Scott Menville returned as Duane and even muttered "whatever," as he did during the final season of Full House.

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Hey, Gia

Marla Sokoloff, who portrayed bad girl Gia in Full House and has appeared in Fuller House, also attended the wedding — and was in the running to officiate the ceremony.

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Joey McIntyre!

The New Kids on the Block singer, who the Full House cast are giant fans of, officiated the triple wedding.

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Vicky's Back

Gail Edwards, who first appeared in season 5 of Full House as Vicky and dated Danny through the series, returned for the wedding. Vicky explained that she and Danny had stayed friends and she always loved the girls.

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We See You, Viper

Although David Lipper didn't have any lines in the finale, the actor, who portrayed DJ's boyfriend Viper and first appeared in season 8 of Full House, was in the crowd at the wedding.