The first season of "Fuller House," the spinoff show for the comedy-drama series "Full House" was a huge success causing the creators to continue the story for a Season 2. It was reported that the second season failed to surpass the record of Season 1 yet that obviously is not a reason for the series not to be renewed. Since the majority of the cast members from the original show such as John Stamos and Bob Saget returned for the spinoff, many are hoping that Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen will also be part of the next season.
According to a report published in ScreenCrush, the announcement was officially made by Netflix on Christmas Eve. Viewers can probably expect "Fuller House" Season 3 around the middle part of 2017. The next chapter of the comedy series will reportedly bring more sense of nostalgia because its creator, Jeff Franklin had just purchased the San Francisco property which had always been the backdrop of the Tanner's family home.
Holiday wishes, answered. Fuller House Season 3, coming 2017. pic.twitter.com/pJkRASTpBj
— Fuller House (@fullerhouse) December 25, 2016
"Fuller House" continues the story of the original series that ran from 1987-1995. The plot of the spinoff now centers on the character of Donna Jo Tanner (Candace Cameron Bure). After being widowed, she will feel the need to ask her sister, Stephanie ( Jodie Sweetin) and friend Kimmy (Andrea Barber) to move in and help her raise her three children.
Meanwhile, a post from Hollywood Reporter claims that the "Full House" revival is rated as one of the worst shows of 2016. The executive producers of the spinoff are John Stamos, Jeff Franklin, and Robert Boyett.
The next question now revolves around the return of the character of Michelle Tanner who was both portrayed by the Olsen twins. Since confirmation about this is yet to be made, it is probably better for a viewer to just enjoy the "Fuller House" Episodes from Season 1 and 2 which are all available on Netflix.
