Full House Comeback: New Version Under Development? Original Casts Returning? No Words Yet If Olsen Twins Will Be Included In The Show
Last year, it was reported that the American sitcom "Full House" will have its comeback on TV. And now, reports about Full House comeback emerges again.
The 2013 post of ScreenRant saying that the revival was penned as April Fool's prank by Anthony Ocasio, has been updated saying that there is a chance for a Full House comeback.
The source cited their source TV Guide saying that "Warner Bros. TV and Full House's original producers and stars are considering a resurrection of the popular '90s sitcom".
The primetime average viewership of the comedy show garnered 1.5 million this year, according to Fox News.
The 90's sitcom was aired on ABC. According to IBtimes, it started airing from September 1987 through May 1995. They also reported that the new version will be written by Jeff Franklin and executive director will Bob Boyett. However, it is not yet clear if the new series will continue the last story as a sequel or get a full reboot.
Casts of the show are Candace Cameron-Bure as D. J. Tanner, Jodie Sweetin as Stephanie, Andrea Barber as Kimmy Gibbler, Bob Saget as Danny and David Alan Coulier as Joey Gladstone. Olsen Twins played Michelle on the original story.
No words from the production yet if Olsen twins, Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley will be joining on the return of the show.
