Danny and Michelle Tanner had a father-daughter dinner Monday night in NYC -- twelve years after "Full House" went off the air. Keeping in touch!


TMZ caught Bob Saget and Ashley Olsen leaving The Spotted Pig within moments of each other, and though calling it a coincidence is doubtful, Olsen looked completely confused when our photog said Saget was inside.

Ashley also tried getting into the wrong car ... so confusion seemed to have been an overall theme of the night.

What in the name of 1990 is going on? First, Howie Mandel forced his way back into the public's consciousness with the single-minded hit, "Deal or No Deal." But now things are getting out of hand - both Bob Saget and Donny Osmond are about to hit primetime with game shows of their own.

Saget returns this week as host of "1 vs 100," a new show from the producers of "Deal or No Deal." Apparently running the Tanner household qualifies Saget to officiate the battle between one contestant and a "mob" of 100 people in an attempt to win $1 million.

In this clip from the show's premiere, Saget meets the first contestant and explains how the game is played.

Meanwhile, Donny Osmond, it was announced today, will host a new pilot for the return of "Name That Tune." Osmond, sans Marie and the Technicolor Dream Coat, will mediate this updated version of the classic game show as people from various age groups will compete, allowing the show to feature music from several different genres and eras.

The pilot for the show will tape in December and a decision about the show's future will come after that.

We ran into Ashlee Simpson at the popular Hollywood hotspot Hyde last night. Jessica's little sis -- who arrived right behind Kevin Connolly with girlfriend Nicky Hilton -- was spotted with a group of friends giving the cameras the "thumbs up" and when asked how she was doing she replied, "I'm doing excellent."

Also out on the town was platinum-selling rapper Snoop Dogg (posing for pics with fans), comedian Paul Rodriguez, Bob Saget, Rick Fox and the very camera shy Mary-Kate Olsen.

All that in today's LA version of Star Catcher.