It’s often said that Joey Gladstone repeats his Full House catchphrase "Cut it out" in every episode, but we are here to tell you that’s not possible.

Actor Dave Coulier didn’t introduce his famous catchphrase on Full House until the second season episode "Jingle Hell."

In "Jingle Hell," Joey and Uncle Jesse decide to join forces – one a comedian, the other a musician – and start a jingle-writing business.

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The catchphrase comes about 10 minutes into the episode as Joey and Jesse riff on ideas for a jingle and Jesse asks Joey to "be funny" on command.

As Joey would continue doing throughout the rest of the show’s run, he debuted the catchphrase saying, "Cut it out" while forming his fingers into scissors and making a cutting motion.

But although this was the first time that Joey delivers this phrase on the sitcom, you might not realize that it wasn’t Coulier’s first time delivering it on TV.

In 1984, Coulier introduced the catchphrase as the host of a Nickelodeon kids show called Out of Control.

Coulier told the Vincennes Sun-Commercial in 2006 that he loved the catchphrase so much that once he brought it over to Full House, that’s when he started regularly dropping it into episodes.

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He felt this was a natural move, since he had based so much of the character on himself.

"I got to pick the name of the character Joey Gladstone and a lot of his character was me, although I’m not as naïve, but a lot of the childishness is me," Coulier told The Kingston Whig-Standard in 2005.

After Full House ended, the catchphrase remained a huge part of Coulier’s identity.

It’s now defunct, but the comedian’s first-ever website used the catchphrase as the domain and in 2006, he even started making a documentary film while on the road that he planned to call Cut It Out.

As you might expect, the catchphrase stuck with Coulier’s fans, too – especially Full House fans.

"It’s now in syndication all over the world and I get emails from incredible places," Coulier told the Sacramento Bee in 1999. "I used to have a catchphrase on the show where I’d say “Cut it out” and do this thing with scissors. People come up to me and do it all the time."

Coulier loves these fan interactions and has since rejoined his Full House family in the Fuller House reboot, contributing episodes where he acts, directs and, yes, delivers the catchphrase "Cut it out."

While he has said the catchphrase haunts him to this day, Coulier always looked back on the sitcom with a deep fondness that any character on the sentimental sitcom could surely relate to.

"We struck gold in a bottle with it," Coulier said. "You get a Full House once in a lifetime, maybe twice if you‘re Kelsey Grammer."