In the skit, DJ, the oldest Tanner daughter, became a drug addict, and younger sister Stephanie ran a whorehouse from her bedroom.

The audience was tickled to hear several favorite lines from the show, including Uncle Jesses “watch the hair,” Uncle Joeys “cut it out,” Stephanie’s “how rude,” and Michelle’s “you got it dude.”

Weinger took advantage of his other well-known role as the voice of Disney’s Aladdin, asking Danny, “Do you trust me?”

Saget also spoofed his experience as host of “America’s Funniest Home Videos” in a presentation of “Harvard’s Funniest Home Videos,” a collection of shots showing various people getting hit in the groin with a white volleyball.

Another video montage included “BJ walking,” a spoof of Jay Leno’s “J walking” series.

The show included appearances by many Harvard groups, including the Opportunes, who introduced the “Lost Episode” by singing the “Full House” theme song after making several intentional mistakes, such as singing the “Fresh Prince of Bel Air” theme to introduce Ali and “A Whole New World” to introduce Weinger.

The Krokodiloes made a more traditional appearance, but in the spirit of the BJ Show, ended by throwing pies at each other. On Thin Ice, one of Harvard’s improvisational comedy troupes, did a short sketch, including “Party Quirks.”