Full House/Fuller House. REVIEW

This show is so much more than that. It depicts how people live their lives, but friends and family are always there to help. You should always live your life with joy and happiness. These three friends, no matter what happened or what they went through, always looked out for each other and their families. Everyone was there for each other, not just three friends. I wish there were more shows like this out there. We can also draw inspiration from the television show FRIENDS. We want to make our lives easier, but if it's easy, what's left? It would be so boring if everything was simple. I'm not sure why this show was created, but it was.

It's the best I've ever seen. It's culturally correct, and the endearing characters make this SITCOM a joy to watch. Every episode contains a new life lesson that is very relevant. Full House covers all ages, from infant to teen to adult to elderly, which is unusual. To top it all off, the acting is superb, and the humor is fresh even now.

This show has a fantastic plot! It's very plausible! When a man's wife dies, he is unable to care for his children alone, so he calls on his brother-in-law, his best friend, and many others who appear later in the show. Rebeecca Donaldson, Comet, the lovable yet strong dog, Nikki and Alex, who you can find out for yourself (I don't want to spoil it for you), and, of course, Kimmy Gibler! (DJ's sidekick), but the kids are also fantastic.

The spinoff on the other hand, regarless of the absolute nostalgia that brought eas a regular show, regarsless it gets the job done