What country of origin is listed for the sitcom Full House?

The country of origin listed for the sitcom Full House is the United States.

Full House was created for the American television network ABC by Jeff Franklin. It premiered in 1987 and follows Danny Tanner, a widowed father in San Francisco who receives help raising his three daughters from his brother-in-law Jesse Katsopolis and best friend Joey Gladstone.

Although the story is set primarily in San Francisco, the series was produced and taped in Southern California. Most episodes were filmed at studios in Culver City and Burbank, with occasional location work elsewhere, including San Francisco, Hawaii, and Walt Disney World.

The country listing refers to the production’s origin, not the fictional setting. That distinction explains why San Francisco is not an answer choice. Full House is also sometimes confused with the unrelated British sitcom of the same name, which originated in the United Kingdom.