Jodie Sweetin Received One-Cent ‘Full House’ Residual Check
How impolite! Jodie Sweetin‘s newest residual examine from Full House certain is not shopping for her a San Francisco townhouse anytime quickly.
The actress lately revealed that she “got a one-cent check the other day” for residual from her 1987-’95 run as Stephanie Tanner on the ABC sitcom, which she famous is now not taking part in reruns on conventional tv networks.
“There’s no syndication anymore because it’s all in streaming,” she defined on The McBride Rewind podcast. “Who gets paid for that? Nobody gets paid for that.”
Sweetin added, “Sure, in my 20s, there can be cash, however not dependable. You do not know the way a lot it may be or how typically they will run the present. So, typically you are like, ‘Oh, cool. That was good.’ Then typically you are like, ‘All proper, nicely, there is a good dinner out.’”
The former baby actress shut down the concept she’s dwelling “some extravagant life” off the residuals from her Full House days.
Dave Coulier, Bob Saget, Ashley/Mary-Kate Olsen, Candace Cameron, Jodie Sweetin and John Stamos in ‘Full House’ (1987-’95) (Mario Casilli/TV Guide/Courtesy Everett Collection)
“It’s not something you can rely on. Honey, I drive my 2023 used Hyundai Sonata that I love. I rent my house. I have credit cards that are maxed out,” Sweetin emphasised. “I live a normal life. There are moments when you’re like, ‘This is going well,’ and there are times when you’re like, ‘I need a day job.'”
Following her efficiency as the center Tanner baby on the unique sitcom’s eight-season run, Sweetin reunited together with her onscreen household within the Netflix sequence reboot Fuller Housewhich ran for 5 seasons on the streamer from 2016 to 2020.
