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==Film and television==
==Film and television==
*''[[A Full House]]'', a 1920 American silent comedy film
* ''[[A Full House]]'', a 1920 American silent comedy film
*''[[Full House]]'', a 1987–1995 American TV sitcom
* ''[[Full House]]'', a 1987–1995 American TV sitcom
*[[Full House (Armenian TV series)|''Full House'' (Armenian TV series)]], a 2014–2019 sitcom
* [[Full House (Armenian TV series)|''Full House'' (Armenian TV series)]], a 2014–2019 sitcom
*[[Full House (British TV series)|''Full House'' (British TV series)]], a 1985–1986 sitcom
* [[Full House (British TV series)|''Full House'' (British TV series)]], a 1985–1986 sitcom
*[[Full House (South Korean TV series)|''Full House'' (South Korean TV series)]], a 2004 romantic comedy series
* [[Full House (South Korean TV series)|''Full House'' (South Korean TV series)]], a 2004 romantic comedy series
*[[Full House (Philippine TV series)|''Full House'' (Philippine TV series)]], a 2009-2010 adaptation of the South Korean series
* [[Full House (Philippine TV series)|''Full House'' (Philippine TV series)]], a 2009-2010 adaptation of the South Korean series
*"[[The Full House]]", an episode of ''Jeeves and Wooster''
* "[[The Full House]]", an episode of ''Jeeves and Wooster''


==Literature==
==Literature==
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* ''[[Full House: The Spread of Excellence from Plato to Darwin]]'', a book by Stephen J. Gould
* ''[[Full House: The Spread of Excellence from Plato to Darwin]]'', a book by Stephen J. Gould
* ''Fullhouse'' (comic strip), a U.S. nationally syndicated comic strip by [[Harry Devlin]]
* ''Fullhouse'' (comic strip), a U.S. nationally syndicated comic strip by [[Harry Devlin]]
* ''[[Invincible – Full House]]'', a comic book by Robert Kirkman


==Music==
==Music==

===Albums===
===Albums===
* [[Full House (The Dooleys album)|''Full House'' (The Dooleys album)]], 1980
* [[Full House (The Dooleys album)|''Full House'' (The Dooleys album)]], 1980
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==Other uses==
==Other uses==
*[[Full House (aircraft)|''Full House'' (aircraft)]], a World War II bomber that participated in the atomic bomb attack on Hiroshima
* [[Full House (aircraft)|''Full House'' (aircraft)]], a World War II bomber that participated in the atomic bomb attack on Hiroshima
*[[Full house (audience)]], full-capacity attendance at a concert, cinema or theatrical production
* [[Full house (audience)]], full-capacity attendance at a concert, cinema or theatrical production
*Fullhouse (company), a marketing agency, subsidiary of [[Laughlin Constable]]
* Fullhouse (company), a marketing agency, subsidiary of [[Laughlin Constable]]
*[[Full House Entertainment]], an Indian film production company
* [[Full House Entertainment]], an Indian film production company
* M2 ''Fullhouse'', a van manufactured by Mazda division [[M2 (Mazda)]]
* M2 ''Fullhouse'', a van manufactured by Mazda division [[M2 (Mazda)]]
*[[SGI Indigo²]], a 1990s workstation computer codenamed "Fullhouse"
* [[SGI Indigo²]], a 1990s workstation computer codenamed "Fullhouse"


==See also==
==See also==
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* {{intitle|Full House}}
*{{Look from|Full House}}
* {{Look from|Full House}}
*''[[Ful Haus]]'', a 2007–2009 Philippine TV sitcom
* ''[[Ful Haus]]'', a 2007–2009 Philippine TV sitcom
*[[Fuller House (disambiguation)]]
* [[Fuller House (disambiguation)]]
*[[House full (disambiguation)]]
* [[House full (disambiguation)]]


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Revision as of 11:05, 1 August 2024

Full house or Fullhouse or variation, may refer to:

Film and television

Literature

Music

Albums

Songs

Sports and games

Other uses

See also