Candace Cameron Bure survived the grueling challenges of Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test, but apparently, there’s something even tougher: working on The View.
The Full House actress, 50, returned to the ABC daytime talk show on Friday, Nov. 13, nearly a decade after leaving her position as a permanent co-host. And when Joy Behar asked her to compare the two experiences, Bure didn’t hesitate to poke fun at her former job.
“The View might’ve been harder, but I love you guys,” Bure joked.
The exchange came as the actress discussed her experience competing on Special Forces, which recently wrapped its fifth season with Bure among the three contestants who successfully completed the course.
During the conversation, Bure also teased the show’s executive producer, Brian Teta, about what made her time on The View so challenging.
“It was hardest to work with Brian Teta every day. It was the most difficult,” she joked as the camera cut to the smiling producer.
Behar chimed in with her own observation about working on the talk show.
“You get enemies out of the blue any minute,” she said.
But Bure also had more serious reflections about her time on Special Forces, explaining that the demanding competition had given her a new appreciation for military service members.
“It gave me a little taste of what our military does. Every day, every year putting their lives on the line,” she said.
The actress also got a reminder of her earlier days on The View when producers played a clip of her performing alongside Vanilla Ice during her time as a co-host.
Bure acknowledged that the show knows how to throw a party, although she couldn’t resist another playful comment about its often-heated discussions.
“When you stop talking about politics!” she quipped.
Bure joined The View as a permanent co-host in 2015 and departed in 2016, citing her busy schedule and other professional commitments.
Her latest appearance came after she previously revealed that she’d declined an invitation to participate in the show’s milestone 30th season because the proposed dates conflicted with the birth of her daughter Natasha’s first child.
In an October interview with Entertainment Weekly, Bure admitted she wasn’t entirely sure whether she wanted to return to the Hot Topics table but remained open to the possibility.
“Listen, I just did Special Forces. I could probably go on The View again,” she said at the time.
Now, after returning to the show and sharing a few laughs with her former colleagues, Bure will also guest-moderate the Saturday, Nov. 14, edition of The Weekend View.
Her appearance is part of The View’s 30th-season celebration, which has brought several former co-hosts back to the table, including Sherri Shepherd, Lisa Ling, Debbie Matenopoulos and Star Jones.
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