Somewhere, the Olsen twins just opened the mail app on their iPhones, saw a message from a Fuller House producer about being on the show and immediately marked the email as spam. “God, it’s them again,” one (probably Ashley) texts the other. “Can they not...” Mary Kate responds. Both then returned to slumber with…
This summer Americans watched in horror as swaths of our nation’s west coast was set ablaze during a series of massive wildfires that were exacerbated by record-breaking heat. We opened our checkbooks upon witnessing the unprecedented flooding in Houston and storm-related destruction across Florida, the U.S. Virgin…
Netflix’s excruciating Full House revival, Fuller House, is the most-watched show on Netflix and perhaps the highest rated show on all of television, according to independent research company SymphonyAM. Though Netflix infuriatingly doesn’t make its ratings public, and Netflix chief content officer Ted Sarandos called…
Trailers are magical. This one almost made me want to sink into the festive mundanity of Fuller House Season 2, with a montage of falling balloons, campfires and first kisses. Just let my brain flicker and fade out as the sun sets over the Golden Gate bridge.
Candace Cameron Bure took a moment on The View Wednesday to announce the returnier return of Fuller House, if you need something to hate watch this holiday season.
I watched the entire first season of Netflix’s Fuller House in a state of utter astonishment. And now, after the fact, I think it has altered me for life. This is what tripping on ayahuasca must be like.
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen couldn’t make it to the Fuller House set, but that didn’t keep the rest of the cast from rolling their eyes at them.
“I’ve got something important to say,” says John Stamos, reprising his role as Uncle Jesse in the debut episode of Fuller House. “Damn, we all still look good—especially me.”
Let’s not beat around the bush here. Carly Rae Jepson recorded the theme song to Fuller House (which premieres Friday on Netflix), it’s an extended cover of the original, “Everywhere You Look,” and it’s the best fucking song of the year.
Look, motherfuckers. Hell is no laughing matter. It’s an actual place where the souls of people who do bad things are sent by God to their eternal damnation. And one of the damnedest things a soul can do, is make a joke about hell.
You definitely care: The Olsen twins are absent from the cast of Netflix’s decades-late Full House sequel Fuller House. The reason? They’re not actresses, according to Uncle Jesse.
We’re getting closer and closer to the release of Fuller House, the reboot of the beloved ‘80s and ‘90s sitcom, Full House. With it comes another remake — “Everywhere You Look,” the show’s catchy theme song, is getting a makeover, and it will be sung by none other than Carly Rae Jepsen.
“I know they say you can’t go home again,” sings the lady in the saccharine new trailer for Fuller House, the Netflix sequel to the ‘90s sitcom Full House. But you can! You can!, the footage cries as it leads you through the empty-yet-familiar rooms of the Tanner’s San Francisco home. “Life is full again,” Netflix…
Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen recently confirmed their non-involvement with Full House reboot, Fuller House, and Uncle Jesse is upset at the news. John Stamos first tweeted, “#heartbroken,” but then took a civil approach: “I understand they’re in a different place and I wish them the best. I promise you will not be…
On last night’s Watch What Happens Live!, Andy Cohen and Lori Loughlin celebrated the return of Full House by reenacting a scene from the original series. The wig and helmet worn by Cohen were intended to help the host channel his inner Ashley Olsen (he claimed to know the difference between their Michelle…
Have mercy! Yesterday on Jimmy Kimmel, John Stamos (aka Uncle Jesse Katsopolis) confirmed that the Full House spinoff is coming to Netflix for at least 13 episodes and that it will be called Fuller House. Have mercy!
