'Full House’ star Dave Coulier on meeting the late Bob Saget for the first time: ‘We became instant friends’

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"Full House" star Dave Coulier is remembering his good pal and co-star, the late Bob Saget. Saget died Jan. 9.The "Full House" alum's cause of death was head trauma, according to a statement from Saget's family and the Orange Country Medical Examiner's office. "We made each other laugh," Coulier told Fox News Digital. "And, you know, it was me, Bob and [the late] Garry Shandling, and Saget always had a three-way calling, so the three of us would be on the road, and Bob always would patch me and Garry in, and we were like three fifth graders.  "The references in the jokes and the humor was so sophomoric that I am embarrassed to actually say what the content was," Coulier added. "But the three of us used to make each other laugh really hard, and it was just because we would try and outgrow each other or say something that was so politically incorrect.  "Two times a thousand.

But that is really how we made each other laugh was because it was so inappropriate. But it was three guys who appreciated the inappropriateness of it." From left: Bob Saget, Dave Coulier and John Stamos.The three starred on "Full House" and the reboot "Fuller House." (Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP, File) Coulier remembers meeting Saget at the age of 18 as a young comic and shared that he ended up "sleeping on his couch" while the two were filming "Full House" and "became instant friends." But that is really how we made each other laugh, was because it was so inappropriate.

But it was three guys who appreciated the inappropriateness of it." — Dave Coulier on Bob Saget and Garry Shandling Yeah. I met Bob when I was 18 years old, and he was on a comedy store tour here in Detroit," Coulier shared. "And I was an 18-year-old comic and a wannabe, and he walked.