“Have mercy.”

“How rude!”

“You got it dude!”

So now that that’s out of my system… who’s ready for Fuller House? This girl!

Check out the official Netflix trailer below.

Bringing the characters of hit old TV shows back to life for sequel series is all the rage right now. One such show is Fuller House, a sequel to the hit sitcom Full House which ran for almost 200 episodes from 1987 to 1995.

The revival will be released on Netflix, who has released the first trailer. It’s only a teaser trailer and doesn’t show much, but it should still hit fans of the show in the nostalgia button.

Click on over to the other side to watch the first trailer for Fuller House.

“What ever happened to predictability? The milkman, the paperboy, and evening TV?”

Well… while you can certainly predict the success of TV, it does not necessarily have to be in the evening anymore. John Stamos gave Jimmy Kimmel the exclusive news on Jimmy Kimmel Live – Full House is coming back! The actor received the news “literally five minutes” before he went on air.

Watch the announcement video below.

After far as recognizable TV homes go, the San Francisco, CA, resident of the Tanner family on Full House is up there with the best of them. Even today, 20 years after the ABC sitcom ended, fans still flock to visit the Broderick Street landmark.

Too bad some of them can’t even recognize the star of the long-running sitcom when he’s standing right in front of said house!

John Stamos, who played the heartthrob Jesse Katsopolis (aka Uncle Jesse) on Full House, stopped by the house recently, but went unrecognized by the younger visitors who were there. He posted to his Instagram account a photo of himself looking at the camera while posing in front of the 3-story house wearing a hat and sunglasses as tourists stood behind him with their backs to him.

Check out the photo here below.

Everywhere you look…

It’s been a year since Danny Tanner, Uncle Joey, and Uncle Jesse from Full House reunited to see Jimmy Fallon off from his Late Night gig (the trio also appeared together at around the same time for a Dannon Oikos Greek Yogurt Super Bowl commercial). Now, the actors along with several other cast members from the popular late-1980s television series got together again – this time, to celebrate the birthday of the show’s creator Jeff Franklin.

At one point, the gang gathered on stage to sing the family sitcom’s catchy theme song! Check out a short video of the cast singing the theme song, “Everywhere You Look,” along with photos from the night posted to Instagram by Lori Loughlin, who played Aunt Becky.