Candace Cameron Bure wants to do a third installment of ‘Full House’ called ‘Fullest House’ - Entertainment Weekly

Key PointsCandace Cameron Bure opened up to EW about her time on Special Forces, including getting ill on Thursday's episode. "It was the worst thing I've ever experienced in my life," she says of getting gassed in a gas chamber on the Fox show. Bure also recalling nearly quitting and why she stayed. Candace Cameron Bure pushed herself to her limits on Special Forces. The 50-year-old Full House alum opened up to Entertainment Weekly about her experience in the Malaysian jungle for season 5 of the Fox series, including the moment she threw up on Thursday's episode after being gassed in a gas chamber. "It was the worst thing I've ever experienced in my life. I had no idea how chemical warfare affects your body," Bure says. "I mean, how would you know unless you're in it? And it was horrific. "Bure notes that the cameras were the last thing on her mind when she felt ill. "I know when you watch the show or you're thinking, 'Oh, this is reality television.' But I would say that this is actually a special forces course that happens to be filmed," she explains.

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Paul Bettany opened up in a recent interview with The Times about the public’s misconception of his relationship with Johnny Depp after text messages between the two actors were used in court during Depp’s libel lawsuit against The Sun. “I hadn’t spoken to Johnny in years when that happened and I haven’t spoken to him since. I was being painted as this close friend of a guy I hadn’t spoken to in years and, honestly, amid all the shit two celebrities threw at each other, that bit was the most odd,” Paul told the publication.