Jamie and Stu have decided to make their own music video, and Jamie has agreed to pick up the tab. One problem; Jamie's parents have flown in for a visit on the week of the big video shoot. Stu thinks Jamie is trying to show off for them to win their approval. Jamie denies this and says that they can help out with the video. The boys meet Jamie's parents at their hotel and explain that the video will be based on the song "Rolling with Saget." Mom and Dad love Saget! Maybe a little too much... But when they aren't raving about Bob, they're helping Jamie audition "Booty Girls" for the video. Finally, the day of the big video shoot arrives and Jamie and Stu are psyched! They can't believe what a big production this is turning out to be, courtesy of producer Dave Meyer. Then the star of the video arrives: Bob Saget. Jamie's parents fawn over Saget and Jamie's jealousy returns full force. Soon, the director calls, "Action!" and the video shoot is underway. George Lucas shows up for a surprise cameo and Jamie's dad

Comedy veterans and co-creators Penn Jilette and Paul Provenza capitalize on their insider status and invite 100 of their closest friends (from George Carlin, Whoopi Goldberg, Drew Carey to Gilbert Gottfried, Bob Saget, Paul Reiser and Sarah Silverman) to reminisce, analyze and deliver their own version of the world's dirtiest joke - an old burlesque routine too extreme to be performed in public - called "The Aristocrats."

When a celebrity judge for a Las Vegas beauty pageant suddenly cancels, Joey is asked to replace him. Gina and Alex want to take a road trip with Joey, and the two women kidnap Michael from school and force him to join them as well. While at the casino, Michael reluctantly uses his math skills to teach Gina how to play blackjack using his math skills. Bob Saget guest stars in this episode.

As the executive producer for a new late night show set to follow his own, Larry meets with network's executives to discuss their suggestions for the new host. However, despite asking Larry to show some restraint during the meeting, Arthur loses control and expresses his extreme disapproval of their choices. But, when Larry offers comedian Bobcat Goldthwait as his pick for the new show, Melanie and Dennis express reservations about obtaining approval from the affiliates. So, as word leaks out that comic Bob Saget has been chosen, Larry is deluged with phone calls from others interested in the job as he reassures the angry Bobcat, and prepares to make his pitch to the affiliates. Upon discovering that someone has sabotaged the latest edition of his fan newsletter with a lewd remark, Hank insists that the guilty party be punished. Turning first to the show's writers, Hank accuses Phil, who denies having anything to do with the prank, before descending upon Jerry and causing an embarrassing incident in front of

The View: Bob Saget, Part 2

The View: Bob Saget, Part 1

Bob Saget loves and cares about the characters of South Park, especially Cartman.

Uncle Jesse and Danny Tanner became the best of friends on "Full House." Since the show was canelled in 1994, John Stamos and Bob Saget stayed in touch & remain close friends to this day.