Netflix knows we can’t get enough of Fuller House and decided to renew the Full House sequel for another season. The streaming service giant announced that the show is getting a season 4 order, just a month after the second part of season three premiered.
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— Fuller House (@fullerhouse) January 29, 2018
This is great news, especially since the season three ending left us with much questions which need to be answered. First of all, there is a return of Vicky Larson (Gail Edwards), Danny Tanner’s (Bob Saget) former girlfriend and brief fiancée. Then, all adult Tanner children including Danny, Joey (Dave Coulier), Jesse (John Stamos) and Rebecca (Lori Loughlin) are making their return to San Francisco and will bring more of the nostalgia feel to the Fuller House.
“It got to be really repetitive for me every time the dads or Becky would show up. We’ve had to bring them in with suitcases and reasons for them being there and it got to be the same thing over and over. I’m looking forward to them just being in town and whenever the storyline works, they can just be part of the gang again without making a big deal out of it,” – Said series creator Jeff Franklin to TVLine. “It’s going to feel much more normal to have them back in town. It depends on how many episodes their schedule allows and how much Netflix orders. But hopefully, we’ll see more of them, not less.”
A Netflix original series, Fuller House is intended as a sequel to Full House, focusing on D.J. Tanner-Fuller and her life as veterinarian and widowed mother of three sons. Most of the original cast is either a regular on the show or appears in guest roles. While the first season was received badly, the following two seasons of Fuller House received much better reviews.
