Astronauts Recreate Full House Credits in Space

0:00On April 7, the Artemis II crew is keeping things light on the trip around the moon, recreating the opening credits from the classic 80s, sitcom Full House, Commander Reed Wiseman, Pilot Victor Glover, Mission Specialist Kristina Koch, and Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hanson pulled it off inside NASA's Orion, capsule, which is about the size of two minivans, this happened on their 5th day of a 10-day journey. They nailed the vibe by glancing at paperwork, flashing smiles and waves right on cue, laughing together with their names popping up below just like, the old TV shows, even the zero-gravity mouse rise made a cameo, floating in for fun. Commander Wiseman cleared it up, saying they were riffing on those cheesy 80s sitcom cast intros that had everyone cracking up in orbit. NASA dropped the video with a clever caption, twisting the show's theme song, tying it perfectly to their full house in space. Full House alum, John Stamos reposted, joking that if aliens tuned in now, they might peg

1:03our whole civilization as all hugs, quick fixes, and life. Lessons in 22 minutes flat. Then nostalgia hits shows how these astronauts mix play with purpose, staying human while pushing boundaries out there. You've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today, AI Power Pop Culture