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JOHN STAMOS

Given name: John Phillip Stamos

Age: Fifty-two going on thirty

New TV Twist: In Grandfathered, Stamos plays an aging (but attractive) playboy who discovers that, thanks to a long-forgotten relationship, he has a son — and a granddaughter.

Standout Feature: That hair! The mullet he wore as Jesse Katsopolis in Full House was cool back in the day, and it’s still inspiring GIFs and rock bands (including one named Uncle Jesse’s Hair). But he’s not such a fan: “I had a Cadillac on my head. I mean, I had fins,” he’s said. “And my bad hair keeps coming up like a rotten taco in syndication.” He’ll have a chance for a genuine ’do-over when Fuller House premieres on Netflix next year.

Group: The Beach Boys — Stamos performed and recorded as a drummer with the band in the ‘90s, and they still occasion-ally make beautiful music together.

High-Profile Romance: Met actress Rebecca Romijn at a 1994 Victoria’s Secret fashion show, where she was modeling. They married in 1998 and divorced in 2005.

Cause for Pause: Stamos is the national spokes-person for Project Cuddle, a nonprofit that edu-cates young mothers about safe and legal alternatives to abandoning their newborns.

Pitch Perfect: A brilliant, now-retired campaign for Dannon Oikos Greek Yogurt, which included a sexy Super Bowl ad with the tagline “Fuel Your Pleasure.” The pleasure was ours!

What-was-I-thinking? Moment: Wearing a gold lamé button-down at a Tiger Beat photo shoot back in the day.

Rebound Role: Paramedic-turned-intern Tony Gates on ER. While his performance didn’t earn him any nominations, Stamos did receive a Daytime Emmy nom in 1983 for playing Blackie on General Hospital (his first paid acting gig).

—Michele Shapiro

SUPER GsThey’re handsome. They’re TV vets. And this fall, John Stamos and Rob Lowe both have new Fox series — airing back-to-back on Tuesdays — that begin with the letter G (Grandfathered and The Grinder, respectively). Coincidence? Maybe not. Turns out the two have quite a bit in common.

ROB LOWE

Given Name: Robert Hepler Lowe

Age: Fifty-one going on thirty

New TV Twist: In The Grinder, Lowe plays the beloved star of a long-running legal drama. When his show is dropped, he moves home to Boise, Idaho, where his brother is set to take over the family law firm.

Standout Feature: Those eyes! But Lowe doesn’t take them for granted. In fact, he recently launched a skincare line, Profile4Men, that includes an eye rescue serum. “The first place that anyone looks less than their best is their eyes, whether it’s lack of sleep, allergies, dark circles or puffiness,” he has said. “That’s job one: get that area under control.”

Group: The Brat Pack, who made beautiful movies together, including The Outsiders and St. Elmo’s Fire in

the ‘80s.

High-Profile Romance: Briefly dated Princess Stéphanie of Monaco, but ultimately married makeup artist Sheryl Berkoff in 1991, with whom he has two sons.

Cause for Paws: Lowe has volunteered for animal charities, including One Dog Rescue,

for which he coordinated adoption events.

Pitch Perfect: A brilliant, now retired campaign for DirecTV in which Lowe

transformed into heinous cable-watch-ing versions of himself like Crazy Hairy, Creepy and Total Deadbeat Rob Lowe.

What-was-I-thinking? Moment: Sing-ing a duet of “Proud Mary” with Snow White at the 1989 Oscars.

Rebound Role: Sam Seaborn, deputy White House communications direc-

tor in The West Wing, for which he received both Emmy and Golden Globe nominations.

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