Bob Saget has mini-’Full House’ reunion at research benefit

Bob Saget, Candace Cameron Bure and Jodie Sweetin had a mini-�Full House� Tanner family reunion at a research benefit Tuesday.

The “TGIF� fixtures attended the Cool Comedy - Hot Cuisine event to benefit scleroderma research at the Four Seasons Beverly Wilshire. Saget, who hosted the event, is a Scleroderma Research Foundation member. The actor-comedian lost his sister to the autoimmune disease, which literally means “hard skin� and affects internal organs.

Cameron Bure, 37, and Sweetin, 31, played two of Saget’s three sitcom daughters, DJ and Stephanie Tanner, respectively, in their early years. The well-polished stars arrived at the event fashionably late and were among the last stars to walk the red carpet. (In the words of their younger TV sister Michelle Tanner: You’re in big trouble, mister!)

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The twosome happily took to their Twitter accounts to mark the occasion.

“Me, @candacecbure and @bobsaget at the Annual SRF gala. A fun night for a great cause! #fullhousefamily,� Sweetin wrote Tuesday, posting a snapshop of the trio.

“Pics from last night’s Schleroderma Research Benefit with my TV family: @bobsaget @JodieTweetin & hubby @valbure,� Cameron Bure added. “Love this pic of us� she wrote, posting a photo similar to the one you see above.

The show, which aired from 1987 to 1995, also starred John Stamos, Dave Coulier, Lori Loughlin and Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. Alas, none of them were at the charity event.

But the attendees included late-night hosts Jimmy Kimmel and Craig Ferguson, actor-comedians Jack Black, Dane Cook and Bill Bellamy, “Entourage’s� Jerry Ferrara and “How I Met Your Mother’s� Josh Radnor and Cobie Smulders. The chefs included L.A.’s Susan Feniger and Mary Sue Milliken from Bravo’s “Top Chef Masters.� Singer Michael Bolton performed.

Aside from scleroderma, Saget opened up about something else that played a major role in his life: His “Full House� family, to which he played wholesome patriarch Danny Tanner -- a character totally different from Saget’s raunchy comedy persona. Unfortunately, he said the chances of the sitcom’s reunion were pretty slim.

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“We hang out sometimes. I get to see them when we can,� he told Us Weekly. “We all love each other. I just don’t think that that’s … it’s kind of low on the possibilities.�

Awwww, nuts! Well, here’s hoping for a “Boy Meets World�-esque spin-off.

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