OCRegister - Life has been strange lately for stand-up comedian and actor Bob Saget. The 54-year-old is currently hard at work with his new real-life A&E series, “Strange Days with Bob Saget,” which premiers on Tuesday at 10 p.m.  In between dealings with the show, Saget is also out on his national “Strange Days” stand-up tour.

“It’s a lot of work, but there are worse problems,” he says during a recent phone interview.

He was so busy wrapping up the final edits on the show – which he also executive produces – that he pushed back his stand-up date at the Grove of Anaheim

Reuters - USA - Success continues to screw with Bob Saget's head.

He still seems consumed with living down his lucrative and career-defining past of wholesome, whitebread icon, back when he reigned as daddy Danny Tanner on the Olsen twins-launching ABC sitcom "Full House" and longtime host of "America's Funniest Home Videos." At every stand-up comedy opportunity -- including the profanity-rich but inspired feature documentary "The Aristocrats" -- Saget tosses out the dirty words as if he were needing to fill a quota.

And as we see in this entertaining but disjointed HBO hour, he has devolved into something of a caricature, the scatological

BuddyTV - USA - “Cut it out” was the catch phrase popularized by Dave Coulier as Joseph “ Joey” Alvin Gladstone on the series Full House. He was known as the best friend of Danny Tanner, played by Bob Saget (1 vs. 100), who helped raised his three young daughters in the Tanner household. He made a living primarily as a comedian and was noted for his imitations of cartoon characters, such as Popeye and Bullwinkle. He also ventured in several other businesses, including an agency with housemate Jesse, played by John Stamos (ER), a children's television show and a radio