The news easily spread when John Stamos made an announcement about the sequel of Full House on the Jimmy Kimmel Live last Monday. The Olsen Twins also found out about this news, as the fans does.
It is still uncertain if the Olsen Twins already knew about this project even before Stamos' announcement. Aside from those speculations about "Full House", Lifetime also announced on Monday that they are working on a made-for-TV movie about the sitcom.
Ron McGee is set to write the script, the writer of The Unauthorized Saved by the Bell Story, a film produced by Lifetime.
A popular show like Full House, controversies will come out from time to time. Full House is receiving a lot of interest than most show revivals, whether or not a behind-the-scenes movie is being made.
Full house ran from 1987-1995, so unlike Arrested Development, they can have a fast flow of advantage. The show's accomplishment will still depend on the value of the content but with an upright total of time until the release, there is still a lot of chances for a huge improvement to happen.
When working with a popular show like Full House, there is a controversy bound to happen from time to time, both external and internal. However whether or not a behind the scenes film is in the works, the cast are aware of the upcoming sequel. It is understandable that Fuller House gets more attention than any other shows getting their own revivals.
Recently Netflix is showing a vast amount of quality original shows like Orange is the New Black, Daredevil and House of Cards, it was only a matter of time that they get Fuller House (the Full House sequel series) adding up to the hype made on earlier news of a Full House revival.
Fuller House is set to premiere on 2016 in Netflix.
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