Season 1 – Fuller House

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SL G @Lloydninjago Jul 28 It's a really good spin-off show of Full House! See more Ann O @RT61592518 Jun 27 I thought the show was funny and cute. It's awesome to see them grow up and continue their acting on camera. See more Andy C @HaYouGay 05/23/2025 not "fuller house" it's cringe house. See more SkyRo P @TheMovieSearch 02/16/2025 As I tuned into the spinoff series "Fuller House," which brings back beloved characters from the iconic '90s show "Full House," it was heartwarming to see these familiar faces revived on screen, even if it is now through a streaming platform. However, the series lacked the vibrant energy that characterized the original show, leading to a fair amount of criticism. This backlash not only stemmed from the dynamics among the cast but also from some questionable character choices throughout the series. Let's start with DJ, played by Candace Cameron Bure. Her public persona and political views often overshadow her character, making it challenging for fans to connect with DJ as they once did in the '90s. While it's essential to separate the actress from her role, it's tough to ignore the impact of Bure's real-life actions on how we perceive DJ. Nonetheless, she does manage to capture DJ's quirky spirit and navigates her love life with a refreshing flair. Jodie Sweetin shines as Stephanie, bringing depth and emotional complexity to her character, which is enjoyable to watch. It's puzzling that the Olsen twins didn't reprise their roles; perhaps they were approached but opted out. On a brighter note, Kimmy Gibbler's return is a delight, with the same actress stepping back into her iconic role. It was also touching to see the original cast members like Bob Saget as Danny Tanner before his tragic passing, alongside Uncle Jesse, Uncle Joey, and Aunt Becky, all reprising their roles from the '90s. Their return added a nostalgic charm and helped create a new dynamic alongside the newer characters. Overall, I found "Fuller House" to be a decent watch. While it may not reach the heights of its predecessor, it offers a fun experience with its short episodes packed with comedic moments. Fans may miss the original concept of three men raising children, but this iteration focuses on Stephanie, DJ, and Kimmy navigating their lives with partners, which adds a different twist to the storyline. I enjoyed the show, but I don't often revisit it, primarily because I'm not a fan of Candace. If she weren't part of the series, I would likely watch it more frequently, much like how I enjoy "The Conners" despite my dislike for Roseanne. See more Ed R @JustcallmeER 10/12/2024 Great nostalgia. I enjoyed when they broke the 4th wall. Very family friendly! See more James F @RT80960326 06/10/2023 I cannot understand the critics panning this show. This is an example, for me anyway, of a reboot that is actually better and MORE watchable than the original! The entire cast of Full House, minus Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, come back with a more realistic take on life. The original show Full House was one of those sickeningly sweet shows which even for its time didn't seem to be current. FULLER House on the other hand seems to be more in step with the time period in which it is set. The humor is less corny and more funny ... if that makes sense. This was a show that I HAPPILY binged and was sad when I got to the end. If you enjoyed Full House I cannot imagine you NOT liking this reboot! You get to see how everyone has evolved and moved on with their lives. This show only needed a handful of episodes to hit a nice stride so take some time, watch maybe 3 or 4 episode and decide for yourself if this is a keeper or not! See more Read all reviews

Fuller House — Season 1

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