Artemis Two Crew's Full House Tribute

0:00On April 7th, the Artemis II crew spiced up their moon mission with a fun nod to the classic sitcom Full House, recreating those iconic opening. Credits write in Orbit. Commander Reed Wiseman, pilot Victor Glover, mission specialist Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen from Canada pulled it off perfectly, smiling at the camera, waving and even laughing together, with their names popping up below just like on TV. They timed it with paperwork flips and a cameo from Rise. There's zero gravity mascot mouse. Wiseman cleared it up, saying they were riffing on cheesy 1980 sitcom intros, and everyone was cracking up in the Orion capsule, which NASA compares to too many vans squeezed together. Meanwhile, NASA's posts nailed the vibe, captioning it everywhere you look. There's the Artemis II crew, tying right into the show's theme song. This hit on day five of their 10-day trip circling the moon, keeping spirits high amid the high stakes work. Full House fans loved it, especially John Stamos, who reposted with a laugh, joking that if aliens tune in now,

1:06they'll think Earth is all hugs, life. Lessons and quick fixes in 22 minutes. The original show ran eight seasons from 1987 to 1995, a staple of Friday Night TV. As these astronauts push toward lunar orbit, moments like this remind a space travel mixes serious science with pure human joy, proving even in the void, a little nostalgia keeps the crew grounded. From the spotlight, powered by AI, this is Entertainment and celebrity news today. I'm Corey with The Story.