"Full House" Reunion Episode - After "Home Improvement's" Tim Allen reunited with his TV family in his new show, "Last Man Standing," other 90s television series are working on their reunion episode. Could the latest be true for a said reunion episode starring the cast of "Full House?"
For those wishing to see a "Full House" reunion episode, you've probably heard of this since the year 2013. The bogus report all started with an April fool's joke gone completely haywire. The joke was originally posted on Screenrant.com. Yet, thanks to Candace Cameron Bure's tweet, everyone got hung up on the fact that a reunion episode could be possible.
"Fun to see the fan excitement over a new Full House show!" tweeted Bure, adding, "But, the article was just a hoax. For now."
As for John Stamos, who everyone fondly remembers as the lovable Uncle Jesse, the actor claims a "Full House" reunion episode would likely be possible. Of course, Stamos reiterates that the right kind of project would have to be thought of to get the gang back together.
"The legacy [of the show] is so important... I don't want anything to mess what we did up. We'll only do it if it's something that will augment the show and maybe add a little more happiness to what people get out of it," shares Stamos in a report by CBS News.
While everyone is still hopelessly waiting for a "Full House" reunion episode, a real reunion involving the cast took place over the weekend. During the 60th birthday party of Jeff Franklin, the shows' creator, John Stamos along with Bog Saget, Andrea Barber, and Candace were present for the celebrations.
Noticeably absent during the reunion were twins, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. The billionaire twins rose to fame thanks to the 90s show at the age of six years old. Hopefully, a "Full House" reunion episode would feature the full cast.
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