While reflecting on all the messages people sent following the actor's unexpected death over the weekend, Kimmel noted how the word "sweetest" came up time and time again. .

In addition, Kimmel discussed the work Saget did with organizations like the Scleroderma Research Foundation.

"He was very committed to finding a cure for this incurable disease that took his sister's life," Kimmel said, "and I know that if you want to remember him, there's nothing he would appreciate more than if you support SRF.".

Looking back at his many email exchanges with Saget, Kimmel said that while some of them were funny others were more serious, including the messages in which they wrote about life, the well-being of their children "and how hard it is to appreciate one of those without the other being just right." He then shared one email from Saget that read, "One night soon, let's go out and have some meat and some good damn drinks and talk about how lucky we are that we have them." .

Kimmel noted they "did do that man times" and said Saget checked in on him when his son Billy was in the hospital9

"He was very kind to everyone," Kimmel added, "and he had no problem telling you that he loved you and what you meant to him.".

Reflecting on Saget's friendship with Full House co-star John Stamos, Kimmel said the two "were beyond friends" and "were brothers." He then remembered how they appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! in 2017 to honor the late Don Rickles.

"We never imagined that four and a half years later, we'd be talking about..." Kimmel said with tears in his eyes. "I'm sorry, I taped this, like, 14 times.