NEED TO KNOW
- Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber say they’d be open to a 3rd Full Home collection — even one following their characters into retirement
- On a brand new episode of their podcast, the actresses have been requested by a fan a couple of potential Fullest Home collection on the heels of the unique present, which aired from 1987 to 1995, and its followup, Fuller Home, which aired from 2016 to 2020
- “By no means say by no means,” stated Barber
Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber usually are not ruling out one other Full Home collection.
Requested by a fan on their rewatch podcast How Impolite, Tanneritos!, Barber stated, “by no means say by no means,” to a query a couple of Fullest Home collection — on the heels of the unique present, which aired from 1987 to 1995, and its followup, Fuller Home, which aired from 2016 to 2020.
“We want some extra time. It is too quickly,” Sweetin, 43, stated. “However I completely would do it. Once more, if we might come again and like, lastly, I really feel like try this ridiculous kind of grownup sitcom as a result of then we might be … you understand, give us one other 15 years or no matter.”
Sweetin continued: “The youngsters that have been watching Fuller Home will now be the age, like, of their 20s with their very own [kids], so I really feel like all of the generations would have moved up sufficient that you possibly can do form of a bawdy, Golden Women-esque silliness of the three.” The three could be Barber’s neighbor Kimmy Gibbler, alongside Sweetin’s Stephanie Tanner and her massive sister D.J., performed by Candace Cameron Bure.
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“That is the problem is as a result of if we observe the format, Fullest Home would give attention to our youngsters. However I feel the viewers, just like the OG Full Home viewers, they’re invested within the OG characters,” Barber, 48, added.
“Yeah, they’d wish to see us within the retirement dwelling,” Sweetin stated, including that the characters may all be “residing collectively in the identical full retirement neighborhood” and “sharing a golf cart.”
Barber’s character Kimmy, the 2 stated, would little doubt be the resident social gathering planner of the neighborhood.
“Banners in all places. The entire retirement committee,” Sweetin joked. “Overlook it. Simply awful with banners in all places.”
Barber added: “I might watch this present. I imply, even when I wasn’t on it, I might watch this present.”
By way of how they might make the present occur, Sweetin stated, “Simply hold hanging on — only for one other 15 or 20 years and, you understand, sustain that enthusiasm.”
“It simply means the world that you just guys nonetheless love these characters a lot that you just nonetheless wish to see what occurs to them,” Sweetin added.
In an earlier interview with ipromiseyoumedia, Barber famous that Full Home was a formative a part of the ladies’s lives, and that the podcast helps renew curiosity within the present, and deepen their bond.
“Full Home was our childhood for eight years, eight very early life,” Barber instructed ipromiseyoumedia final yr. “And so attending to relive these reminiscences, issues that we have not considered in 35 years, I anticipate it should deepen our bond much more than it already is.”
