TMC
09-04-2016, 07:30 PM
http://screenrant.com/netflix-original-tv-comedy-series-ranked-worst-best/
15. FULLER HOUSE
Some things should just be left in the past. Back in the more innocent times of the late ’80s/early ’90s, Full House was the kind of inoffensive and undemanding network sitcom that the whole family could sit round, and maybe learn a mawkish lesson or two along the way. It was perfectly fine for its time, but considering most of its appeal lay in the cuteness of the Tanner family’s youngest daughter, Michelle (played, of course, by twin sisters Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen), the possibility of a revival 21 years after its final episode seemed entirely unnecessary.
But for some reason, Netflix decided to jeopardize their reputation as a bastion of quality programming and ordered a 13-episode series which would bring the likes of DJ, Stephanie and Kimmy Gibbler into the 21st Century. In the end, the Olsen twins declined the offer to reprise their most famous role, and although the rest of the game original cast did their best to inject some life into the sugary-sweet clichéd script, the hopelessly dated Fuller House proved what a wise decision the Olsens had made. Rather depressingly, a recent report on Netflix’s hush-hush ratings stated that the show was actually Netflix’s most-watched.
15. FULLER HOUSE
Some things should just be left in the past. Back in the more innocent times of the late ’80s/early ’90s, Full House was the kind of inoffensive and undemanding network sitcom that the whole family could sit round, and maybe learn a mawkish lesson or two along the way. It was perfectly fine for its time, but considering most of its appeal lay in the cuteness of the Tanner family’s youngest daughter, Michelle (played, of course, by twin sisters Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen), the possibility of a revival 21 years after its final episode seemed entirely unnecessary.
But for some reason, Netflix decided to jeopardize their reputation as a bastion of quality programming and ordered a 13-episode series which would bring the likes of DJ, Stephanie and Kimmy Gibbler into the 21st Century. In the end, the Olsen twins declined the offer to reprise their most famous role, and although the rest of the game original cast did their best to inject some life into the sugary-sweet clichéd script, the hopelessly dated Fuller House proved what a wise decision the Olsens had made. Rather depressingly, a recent report on Netflix’s hush-hush ratings stated that the show was actually Netflix’s most-watched.