Amph [Have mercy!] Fuller House- Now on Netflix

http://deadline.com/2014/08/full-house-reboot-eyed-warner-bros-tv-825159/]Possible[/url] Full House reboot on-the-way



Screw ISIS, stories of militant U.S. police departments & the projections that the Lakers will once again miss the playoffs in their upcoming season, that tidbit was the scariest thing I've read lately. Cut-it-out, Stamos & company... some shows need to rest permanently.

 

Buzzfeed has taken over television. First Girls Meets World, now this, then a half hour sitcom consisting of eye-melting Tumblr .gifs.

 

Family Matters was better than all these. Look at the intro.

 

For once, Wocky is correct.

 

Um, no. "Everywhere You Look" is more memorable. Whatever happened to predictability? Milkman, paperboy, evening tv?

Maybe this series will follow rock star Jesse Katsopolis and his band Jesse and the Rippers.

Also, bring back Lori Loughlin, please. Have mercy, indeed.

 

You have to admit, a show in the late 80s/early 90s depicting three men living together in San Francisco was awfully progressive for the time.

 

Dear Lord, please don't allow this to happen.

(I swear, Disney's kid sitcoms like Good Luck Charlie are edgier and, dare I say, funnier than Full House ever was, and aren't as sickeningly sweet as to make you feel as though you're going to get diabetes.)

 

Fixed that for you.

 

Paging Todd the Jedi and his icon.

 

Man, did Disney use the ABC sitcoms in the '90s as free advertising for the Disney theme parks or what?

 

what if they created a follow-up series to "house" called "full house", which would basically be the same premise as "house" except dr. googery house would be eating to excess all the time? do you think jeff franklin would be mad?

 

I'm looking forward to their sketch comedy show, You Won't Believe What Happens Next.

 

I'm irritated now that I can't find the worst GIF I've ever seen...the entire scene from Parks and Rec where Leslie and Ann are discussing breakups in the car, condensed to 5 frames.

 

The new show features Danny telling his grandkids how he met their step grandmother Kimmy Gibbler.

 

Okay, but that doesn't excuse it from being a terrible sitcom in many respects; for any episode/moment I truly like, there's 10 that I don't enjoy.

 

I love the TGIF theme song formula.

First line: Lament the loss of innocence/the state of the world.

Second line: Tout familial bonds as a shelter against the storm.

End it with "Zippity-bop-zoo-ow!"

 

If they had actually gone all-the-way with her amnesia, then that would have made for a far better finale.






What a cheap way to get both twins in the same scene/shot.

 

Of course, with every TGIF show up for rebooting (or so it seems), it is just a matter of time before Perfect Strangers gets a reboot. Larry will still be played by Marc Lynn Baker and be just as neurotic. Branson Pinchot will be relevant again as he reposes his role as Balki who is trying to re-adjust to life after spending the last decade in Gitmo due to a mixup in the War on Terror. This will segue into a recurring villain character named Abu Jamal al-Balki who was supposed to be locked up instead. Abu will make an occasional appearance as the show's producers figure that it would be best to only play on one set of cultural stereotypes at a time for most of the non "very special episodes". Also, 25 years in the US/ Gitmo and Balki STILL has that accent.

 

I'm going to pull a Jabba-wocky and quote myself from the Girls Meets World thread:

 

**** this episode for real. She drives the car through the kitchen and by the end of the episode Bob Saget's all like "Ahhh no big deal!"