After two rounds as Stephanie Tanner, the actress really wanted the "Sea Pappy" head for herself.
Making TV is a years-long process, so it's understandable that at the end of a project, some of those involved will want to take mementos to remember the experience. This motivation is surely only increased when not one but two shows were made using the same set and decorations. So at the end of Fuller House, star Jodie Sweetin wanted to secure an iconic feature of the Tanner family home set — but she got busted.