When the highly anticipated "Fuller House" came to our screens, there was a noticeable absence that didn't go unnoticed by fans or by John Stamos, who played the lovable Uncle Jesse in the original "Full House". It was none other than the Olsen twins, Mary-Kate and Ashley, who originally shared the role of the adorable Michelle Tanner, who were missing from the lineup.

Stamos didn't hide his disappointment.

He openly expressed his frustration, questioning the twins' decision not to join the revival series. "We all grew up together," he reminisced, "it doesn't feel like a complete family reunion without them." His feelings echoed the sentiment of many fans who eagerly hoped for a full cast return.

The tension was palpable. Conversations about the topic were a mix of nostalgia and irritation. The cast felt like something crucial was missing—like a puzzle with a missing piece.

The dynamic that was once taken for granted was now a gaping hole in the fabric of the show.

Clicking on the link to the comment section will reveal more details on the story. It leads to a fuller understanding of Stamos's perspective and the impact the twins' absence had on the "Fuller House" series. Without their presence, both the cast and the audience had to adjust to the new, incomplete Tanner family dynamic.