Cody LaGrowEverywhere you look, the cast of "Fuller House" is whipping up excitement for the return of the classic family sitcom. And here are four things you should know before you as a viewer willingly move back into a house that holds too many families.
1. We should expect the same type of show we came to love. John Stamos — aka Uncle Jesse — shared some insight about the show's production with USA Today.
"We look a little different, but it has the same heart, same themes, same set, same producers, same directors, same writers," Stamos said.
2. D.J. Tanner is in charge. Candace Cameron Bure will take the reins from Bob Saget and anchor the Tanner household with her three sons.
The trailer also reveals the familiar voices of Stephanie, Kimmy, Joey, Uncle Jesse, Aunt Becky and Danny, all set to be played by the original cast members.
3. The house is too full for the Olsen twins. Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen chose to forfeit their opportunity to return as Michelle Tanner. Producers even called upon their younger sister, Elizabeth Olsen, to fill the role, but she declined.
Michelle's absence is reportedly explained that she's living in New York, focused on building her fashion empire. Isn't it ironic, don't you think?
4. And Carly Rae Jepsen must really, really, really, really, really like "Fuller House." The singer has signed on to sing the classic theme song "Everywhere You Look."
"Fuller House" is set to open its doors on Netflix Feb. 26.
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