Netflix, that great resurrector of TV shows past, may be very close to ordering a Full House reunion series called Fuller House. Presumably it's "Fuller" because the Tanners have taken on at least a dozen roommates with San Francisco's housing crisis in full swing.
Today, TVLine wrote that it "can exclusively confirm" the news, and Variety is reporting the move as nearly a done deal. The idea is for a 13-episode season, multi-cam continuation of the show.
The cast of Full House, which ran from 1987 to 1995 on ABC, has recently reunited for such starry occasions as a Super Bowl yogurt ad. Maybe the spirit was rekindled then? And perhaps the brewing show is why star John Stamos recently returned for a photo op at the Full House house?
Regardless, the citizens of the Internet had a lot to say about the news, especially given the recent spate of revivals and reunions.
TV: TWIN PEAKS back
US: Yay
TV: X-FILES
US: Yay
TV: MR. SHOW
US: Yay
TV: COACH
US: Um
TV: FULL HOUSE
US: Uh
TV: JUST TELL ME HOW TO LOVE YOU
— Glen Weldon (@ghweldon) April 2, 2015
Previously: There Was A Mini Full House Reunion Over The Weekend
