Full House fans, this could be the news you've been waiting for: the oft-rumored onscreen reunion might just be happening after all.
The beloved '90s sitcom, now a mainstay on Nick at Nite, may be returning to television with some of the original cast, TVGuide.com reports.
John Stamos, who has an ownership stake in the show, according to the site, is championing the cause. Other stars – including Candace Cameron Bure (who has said she'd be up for a TV reunion), Jodie Sweetin, and Andrea Barber are on board, and Bob Saget and Dave Coulier may also be involved – plus creator Jeff Franklin and executive producer Bob Boyett are a part of the project as well.
Stamos has teased the idea of a TV reunion, and cast members have reunited briefly for Jimmy Fallon and at Coulier's wedding.
"There was a lot of love that went into the show," Saget told PEOPLE in April. "All I have is love for the thing, not 'Oh, my God, I had to play that guy.' "
"The show worked," he added, "because it's on every night of the week right now."
With more to come? Stay tuned.
The beloved '90s sitcom, now a mainstay on Nick at Nite, may be returning to television with some of the original cast, TVGuide.com reports.
John Stamos, who has an ownership stake in the show, according to the site, is championing the cause. Other stars – including Candace Cameron Bure (who has said she'd be up for a TV reunion), Jodie Sweetin, and Andrea Barber are on board, and Bob Saget and Dave Coulier may also be involved – plus creator Jeff Franklin and executive producer Bob Boyett are a part of the project as well.
Stamos has teased the idea of a TV reunion, and cast members have reunited briefly for Jimmy Fallon and at Coulier's wedding.
"There was a lot of love that went into the show," Saget told PEOPLE in April. "All I have is love for the thing, not 'Oh, my God, I had to play that guy.' "
"The show worked," he added, "because it's on every night of the week right now."
With more to come? Stay tuned.
Here's stuff from another article that kind of shows how this might feasibly be a good idea:
But another comedy from ABC's family-friendly "TGIF" lineup, "Boy Meets World," was recently revived on Disney Channel as "Girl Meets World." Such a revival would make perfect sense given the timeless popularity of "Full House." According to Nick at Nite, repeats of the show in primetime average 1.5 million viewers, up 7 percent from last year. Episodes are also average a 0.4 rating in the key 18-49 demo, up 8 percent from a year ago. The show even has a healthy teen fan base, a demo that wasn't even born when the show ended.
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