Fuller House
Fuller House
In a continuation of Full House (1987), D.J. Fuller is a recently-widowed mother of three young sons. Her sister Stephanie, her best friend Kimmy, and Kimmy's teen daughter all move in to help raise her sons. The house is now a lot fuller.
Callum reviewedOctober 27, 2025
⭐⭐⭐⭐ (out of 5) Fuller House – Same house, new hearts, and a whole lot of nostalgia.
“Fuller House” picks up right where its predecessor left off — only this time, the next generation is running the show. DJ Tanner, now a widowed mother herself, finds history repeating as she moves back into her childhood home with her sister Stephanie and lifelong best friend Kimmy to raise their kids under one very familiar roof.
In many ways, it’s an updated version of Full House — same warmth, same humour, just with smartphones and modern parenting thrown into the mix. The heart of the show remains the same: family, friendship, and finding laughter even when life gets messy. The chemistry between the returning cast feels effortless, and the cameos from the original Tanner clan hit all the right nostalgic notes.
It’s unapologetically sentimental, sometimes cheesy, and exactly what fans wanted — a loving continuation rather than a reinvention. For newcomers, it’s a light, wholesome sitcom; for longtime fans, it’s like coming home to an old couch that’s somehow still comfy after all these years.
Fuller House doesn’t just revisit the past — it celebrates it, proving that while times change, family (and a good laugh track) never go out of style.