I grew up watching Full House and missed it when it went off the air. Like many fans of the show I wondered if they would do a reunion show. Never did I imagine years later that they would bring the show back and have us follow D.J. and Stephanie, along with Kimmy (sniff sniff, no Olsen twins). But such is life, I tried to make every effort to watch the show when it released on Netflix. I think I got through the first 4 episodes and then I got busy with the girls and life and forgot about the show. I was then reminded about the show when I heard they were coming out with season 2. And, right after I heard this news, I heard they were coming out with the complete first season on DVD. I don't know about you, but I find that if I have a DVD of a movie or show, it makes it easier for me to watch, than trying to get the girls or even my husband to give up the remote to watch a streaming show. I can leave them in the living room, and sneak into the bedroom and watch and episode or two of this show while folding laundry. :-)
I received this DVD last week and am almost all caught up with the first season. Even though I am grown up like DJ and Stephanie, I still felt like a kid again, as this was truly one of my favorite shows to tune in and watch. I even watched the reruns as they never got boring.
Have you had a chance to watch Fuller House yet? If you were a fan of the original Full House series and haven't had a chance to watch this new streaming series on Netflix, or don't have Netflix but want to see what you have been missing, now you can pick up the complete first season on DVD and binge watch it, so that you are ready for Season 2 and beyond. :-) What are you waiting for? Pick up this 2-DVD complete first season DVD and watch all 13 episodes of this family-friendly show today. My girls have watched a couple of the episodes with me and already know the theme song. Guess, I now have viewing buddies for Season 2. :-)
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More About this new DVD release and series which streams on Netflix....
"Feeling nostalgic for one of
television’s best-loved family comedies? The Tanner clan is back and they’re
bringing laughter and good times to all Full
House fans with the release of Fuller House: The Complete First Season,
available on DVD on February 28, 2017, from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment
(WBHE). Twenty years have passed and the Tanner sisters are all grown-up.
They’ve returned to their San Francisco home, where they’re joined by family
and friends as they raise the next generation of Tanner kids. Fuller
House: The Complete First Season is comprised of all 13 episodes from
the show’s first season and will retail for $24.98 SRP. Individual episodes
from Fuller
House: The Complete First Season are also available to own on Digital
HD via purchase from digital retailers.
On Fuller House, eldest
daughter D.J. Tanner (Candace Cameron Bure, Full
House, A Christmas Detour) is now
a veterinarian and recently widowed mother trying to raise three boys on her
own. She is joined by her sister
Stephanie (Jodie Sweetin, Full House,
Walt Before Mickey) and best friend
Kimmy Gibbler (Andrea Barber, Full House,
The Skateboard Kid 2) and Kimmy’s
teenage daughter Ramona (Soni Bringas), who move in to lend their support and
help raise D.J.’s kids. The Full House original cast, including Bob Saget (Full House, Entourage),
Lori Loughlin (Full House, When Calls the Heart), John Stamos (Full House, Grandfathered, Scream Queens)
and Dave Coulier (Full House, Robot Chicken), make guest appearances
throughout the series.
The original Full House, which centered on three grown men raising three girls
in San Francisco, premiered in 1987 on ABC and became an instant hit with
viewers. The family friendly series became a pop culture phenomenon. It was
praised by fans for its wholesome comedy, lovable characters and valuable life
lessons. It aired for eight successful seasons and later aired in
syndication. Fuller House premiered on
Netflix in February 2016 and has already been renewed for a second season.
Fuller House earned two
Teen Choice Awards in 2016. The series won in the “Choice TV Show: Comedy”
category. Candace Cameron Bure earned the “Choice TV Actress: Comedy” award.
“We think this release will be a
big hit with consumers. The longstanding success of the original Full House on DVD, coupled with the
popularity of the return of the series on Netflix, demonstrate there is a
demand for Full House content,” said Rosemary Markson, WBHE Senior
Vice President, TV Marketing. She added, “We’re thrilled to see the revival of this legendary family series, and
we’re excited to release it on DVD. Now a new generation of fans will be
introduced to this very special show.”
Created by Jeff Franklin (Full House, Malcom & Eddie), Fuller House is produced by
Miller-Boyett Productions and Jeff Franklin Productions in association with
Warner Horizon Television. Robert L. Boyett (Family Matters, Step by Step),
Thomas L. Miller (Family Matters, Step by Step) and Jeff Franklin are
executive producers."
13 EPISODES:
Season 1
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1.
Our Very First
Show, Again
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8. Secrets, Lies and Firetrucks
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2.
Moving Day
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9. War of the Roses
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3.
Funner House
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10. A Giant Leap
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4.
The Not-So-Great
Escape
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11. Partnerships in the Night
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5.
Mad Max
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12. Save the Dates
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6.
The Legend of
El-Explosivo
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13. Love is in the Air
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7.
Ramona’s
Not-So-Epic Party
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Digital HD
All 13
individual episodes of the first season of Fuller House will be available to
own on February 28, 2017 on Digital
HD. Digital HD allows
consumers to instantly stream and download all episodes to watch anywhere and
anytime on their favorite devices.
Digital HD is available from various digital retailers including Amazon
Video, CinemaNow, iTunes, PlayStation, Vudu, Xbox and others.
The Basics
Street Date: February
28, 2017
DVD
Presented in 16x9 widescreen format
Running
Time: Feature: Approx 390 min
SRP: $24.98
2 DVD-9s
Audio – English (5.1)
Subtitles – ESDH
Disclosure: Warner Bros. Home Entertainment provided me with a free copy of the DVD I reviewed in this Blog Post. The opinions I share are my own.
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