Full House, the quintessential '90s sitcom, remains a beloved classic, but upon closer inspection, some aspects of the show raise eyebrows. Despite its enduring charm, here are 10 things that just don't add up about the Tanner household.

**The House Has No Attic... But People Live In It**  
In a baffling architectural anomaly, characters in Full House inhabit an attic that the exterior of their home conspicuously lacks. While the absence of an attic may seem trivial, the notion of raising a family in a non-existent upper level defies logic, even for a sitcom.

**Why Jesse Didn’t Move Out**  
As the Tanner household swelled with children and adults, the lingering presence of Uncle Jesse became increasingly perplexing. While his initial move-in was understandable, his prolonged stay raises questions about independence and personal boundaries.

**How Joey Made Money**  
Despite his comedic talents, Joey's financial situation remains a mystery. While he dabbled in various odd jobs throughout the series, the sustainability of his lifestyle, devoid of a steady income, raises eyebrows.

**How Danny Afforded to Support Everyone**  
While Danny Tanner's career as a TV host presumably brought in substantial income, the financial strain of supporting a large household, including two adult roommates, stretches believability.

**The Two Staircases**  
A peculiar architectural inconsistency emerges in Full House, where the Tanner residence inexplicably boasts two staircases leading to the same upper level. This design flaw challenges spatial logic and leaves viewers scratching their heads.

**That Joey Stayed So Long**  
The enduring presence of Joey, the quirky comedian, in the Tanner household begs the question of when hospitality transitions into overstaying one's welcome. While his antics provided comedic relief, his prolonged residency with teenage girls strains credulity.

**The Series Was Despised by Critics Yet Was Popular**  

Despite critical disdain, Full House garnered immense popularity, leaving critics bewildered by its enduring appeal. The show's blend of cheesy humor and saccharine life lessons captivated audiences, defying conventional expectations.

**Why The Tanners Put Up With Kimmy**  
While Kimmy Gibbler's presence injected humor into Full House, her incessant intrusions into the Tanner family's affairs raise questions about boundaries and tolerance.

Despite her quirks, the Tanners inexplicably tolerate her constant presence.

**They Made Light of Mental Illness and Disorders**  
Full House occasionally trivialized serious issues, such as Danny's apparent Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, through comedic portrayals. Additionally, the show's treatment of eating disorders and mental deficiencies lacks sensitivity, glossing over complex issues for laughs.

**That DJ Suffers The Same Fate As Her Dad**  
In a striking parallel to her father's circumstances, DJ Tanner faces widowhood and single parenthood in Fuller House, mirroring her father's plight decades earlier. While this narrative symmetry provides a basis for the spin-off, it raises questions about originality and character development.

While Full House remains a beloved classic, these inconsistencies serve as reminders that even the most cherished sitcoms have their quirks and peculiarities.