Fuller House season 6 really needs to air, as seen by the most recent reunion of the group. Around 20 years after the original family sitcom from the 1980s and 1990s ended its run on ABC, Netflix debuted its follow-up series, which brought the Tanners back to the screen. Fuller House was a success for the streaming giant. In the end, it continued until 2020, when it was canceled after five seasons.
The Fuller House final episode was great. The triple wedding of DJ (Candace Cameron-Bure), Stephanie (Jodie Sweeting), and Kimmy (Andrea Barber) was the main emphasis of the story, giving the San Francisco family reason to celebrate. However, after the celebrations, Kimmy and Stephanie were both scheduled to leave the Tanner home with their respective partners. However, after giving it some thought, they chose to remain together for the near future, illustrating the idea of a non-traditional family in Full House. It was a perfect conclusion for the Tanner family, but Fuller House season 6 might have continued because there are still many more stories to be told.
The Fuller House cast members haven’t completely lost contact with one another just because they aren’t working around each other anymore. A recent reunion of the Full House group took place at a Beach Boys concert, where actors John Stamos & Lori Loughlin, who played Uncle Jesse and Aunt Becky, met. The audience at the concert and the comment thread on Stamos’ social networking sites were both full of supportive remarks, despite the fact that she was part of the National College Scandal that resulted in her spending time in jail. It emphasizes how popular Loughlin is despite her legal troubles.
The marriage of Jodie Sweeting, which many members of the Full House group participated, came after Stamos and Loughlin were seen together. Following the sighting of Stamos and Loughlin, many of the Full House cast members participated in Jodie Sweeting’s wedding. This once more indicates that, like the Tanners, they seem to have wonderful relationships behind the camera, making it considerably simpler to persuade them to reunite for Fuller House season 6.
Season 6 of Fuller House is not yet in production. For what it is worth, it has been made clear that Netflix initially wanted to approve it. The cast was therefore shocked when the Full House was canceled. The majority of the cast members concur that they will be more than eager to reunite to continue the Tanners’ storyline even years after it was finished and even after Bob Saget’s sudden death in early 2022. This alone is a significant step towards the likelihood of a Fuller House season 6. They now need to locate another streaming provider that will carry the show that was canceled. Perhaps Cameron-Bure can persuade the GAC Family, which she recently joined, to adopt the concept.
Undoubtedly, Fuller House was unable to benefit from the legacy of Full House. The sequel over-relied on nostalgia and rarely paid attention to the show’s central relationships, which were intended to be those between the children and their parental figures, as opposed to taking risks and dealing with difficult topics as its parent series did. They have a chance to make amends by producing Fuller House season 6 and perhaps even pay tribute to Saget’s adored father, Danny Tanner, in the process.
