Full House Revival in the Works

The most successful crossover in recent years has been the Chicago Trilogy on NBC (Chicago PD, Chicago Fire and Chicago Med). Characters from one show appear on the other two shows very easily and in fact two of the characters are siblings and two others are dating each other.
I don't know if I would call the Chicago shows the most successful crossovers. I'd say the NCIS and CSI franchises have done far better in this regard.
 
They have done crossovers well. In fact NCIS: Los Angeles at one point crossed over into Hawaii 5-O although that was only once and there was no cross feedback with NCIS: Los Angeles to it and no further acknowledgement of it since then. It was very smooth and casual, nothing felt forced or out of place about it.
 
My favorite crossover ever was seeing Munch from "Law & Order" show up on "The Wire".
 
I don't know. Even if I was a fan of the show, I think there'd still be a certain stink there. The whole trailer seemed to rely on old catchphrases rather than moving the show forward.

It'd be like if Netflix decided to do new episodes of Friends and the whole trailer was "Could this be anymore 2016?", and Joey's geriatric ass saying "How you doin'?" to a girl less than half his age, and Emma saying "We were on a break!" to her parents, for some reason.

Move forward? You're talking about a show after 8 seasons that never ended with the same catch phrases and people moving in. Uncle Joey shouldn't have been there to begin with :funny:

I saw the trailer and it looks bad. But my God, so was Full House. This looks no different than the quality from the original show. The only difference is it's 2016. I hate the argument, "It's not supposed to be The Godfather" when something looks bad, but Full House was never much of the symbol of high quality sitcom programming in the first place. So there's nothing to really compare it to when defending it. Full House was like junk food. It was bad but it made you feel good for some unnatural reason.
 
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1,000% better than the actual content of the show that we've seen.
 
Is it on? Can I stream it now? i'm on Netflix and it says "unknown" released in 1900 dvd only but there's a picture of fuller house.
 
It's tomorrow, people. Sheesh.
 
I've had other movies and shows show up on Netflix just after midnight.

And for those who were asking if there are hardcore full house fans, I was one growing up. It came along at the perfect age for me and my little brother. I'm 33 now and my son(who will be 3 next month) went through about a 2 month stretch a few months ago where all he wanted to watch was full house. He still watches the dvds on occasion. We watched the two parter from season 5 where Rebecca gave birth earlier today.

So yes, there were hardcore fullhouse fans. I never got into boy meets world. By the time that came out, I was kind of over TGIF. I loved Full House, Perfect Strangers, and to an lesser extent Dinosaurs. Growing Pains wasn't part of the lineup but I put it on the same pedestal.
 
Despite the trailer, I am going to give this a shot.

I loved TGIF back in the day. The issue is that they would always shuffle the shows through various time slots. ABC does not need to bring TGIF back though. I think that they are very happy with the two crappy sitcoms, followed by Shark Tank and 20/20. they instead have TGIT, otherwise known as "Shonda Rhimes Night."

I'll give this a chance.

However, Full House does take a lot of us back to the glory days of ABC Sitcoms.

Also good to see Jodie Sweetin recover well from her issues.
 
BTW, did they ever explain how Uncle Jesse went from Cochran to KATSOPOLIS after the first season?
 
I really liked the first episode...Stephanie Tanner in that dress. 😍
 
Only had a chance to watch part of the pilot that epic fourth wall break when they mention Michelle had me laughing so hard :funny:
 
Three episodes in and it wasn't bad.

I do like that they modernized the characters from the original.
 
I saw most episodes and enjoyed them, It's corny and doesn't make much sense but it has a unique charm to it like the original series.
 
Not really liking the guys barely being in it, but the little kid (6 year old one) is killing it.

The Bacon & Eggs scarf is amazing.
 
Finishing the third episode as I type. I love it. I just wanted it to be okay but I'm really into it so far. It's pretty much just like the old show. And Stephanie got really hot :)
 
It was also nice to see Danny, Becky, Jesse and Joey advance in their lives.
 
I actually think the episodes are better when it's just focused on the three main women dealing with the kids and their love lives if I'm being honest. Danny, Jesse, and Becky were okay though I guess. Shout out to the amazing Jodie Sweetin dance scene in the girls night out episode.....Yeah.
 
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Jodie Sweetin on the comeback trial after all of the issues she went through after the original series ended.
 
I just finished episode 3. That was a real fun episode. lol Macy Gray was hilarious. Jodie Sweetin my god that woman was working it.
 
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