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Dancing with the Stars: Note to Producers–Jodie Sweetin Wants In!

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December 27, 2010 09:00:53 by Shayla Perry

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While the powers that be over at ABC’s Dancing with the Stars are busy trying to find celebrities willing and able to join next season’s cast of the hit competition show, some devoted fans are going the Betty White-route, hoping that their social media savvy and persistence will land their favorite celebs on the show. Jodie Sweetin–better known as Stephanie Tanner from the popular sitcom,”Full House”–is one of those celebs, and she’s made no secret of the fact that if and when the Dancing with the Stars producers come a’ callin’, she wants in!

Former child star Jodie Sweetin of “Full House” is a big fan of ABC’s Dancing with the Stars. If you hit up her Twitter page (cleverly called “Jodie Tweetin”) during the season, you’re likely to see her tweeting her thoughts on the show, like this tweet that she sent out to followers: “Perfect 60!!! Jennifer and Derek HAVE to win!!!! They were amazing!”

So it’s no surprise to hear that the actress and mom of two has dreams of one day joining the cast of the hit reality show, and about 600 of her fans want to see Jodie’s dream come true.

“We saw a ‘Get Jodie Sweetin on Dancing with the Stars’ group on Facebook, and I thought, ‘Wow, all you have to do is ‘like’ this,’” Jodie Sweetin’s boyfriend and member of the band All Day Sucker, Morty Coyle, told People magazine. “So I started a trending topic on Twitter. It’s her dream,” said Coyle, adding, “Hey, Betty White got on SNL.”

That she did.

And just like the idea of actress and comedian, Betty White, hosting Saturday Night Live, adding Jodie Sweetin to the cast of Dancing with the Stars actually makes sense.

True, she does have a dance background (remember those episodes of “Full House” where Stephanie busted out her dance moves?), but Sweetin hasn’t trained as an adult, and–let’s be honest, there have been competitors with more experience on the show before.

So, will we be seeing Stephanie Jodie on DWTS? Only time will tell!

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