Netflix just ordered season 4 of American sitcom "Fuller House." The entertainment company is granting a number of fan wishes to renew the series and that is just what the company did.
Season 3 ended last Dec. 22 with 18 episodes and fans are asking for more. The show's official Twitter account made the announcement on Jan. 29 with a short video with the caption, "Best News Ever." Netflix nor the show's producers have not released further information about season 4, not even its release date.
Fans went crazy after the announcement was made and are already asking for its release date and other additional updates. The show's very own John Brotherton joined in on all the excitement with an Instagram post. Brotherton, who plays Matt Harmon in the series, posted a short video of his character and D.J. Tanner-Fuller (Candace Cameron Bure) doing a cool celebratory handshake. The television star then captioned it with, "When you and the homies find out @Netflix is bringing back @fullerhouse for a 4<sup>th season!! Congrats to all the amazing people."
Season 3 ended with Kimmy's (Andrea Barber) big revelation of being pregnant. In the season 3 finale, Danny's (Bob Saget) ex-fiancée Vicky (Gail Edwards) returns. There are now questions among fans if the two will give love another shot in the upcoming season. Los Angeles Lakers star Lonzo Ball also graced the final episode to convince Steve (Scott Weinger) to work for the Lakers organization.
The show's creator Jeff Franklin has not provided any new plans for season 4 and if new characters will be joining the cast. Franklin did mention that he hopes to see more of the show's adult characters in season 4. In an interview with TVLine, Franklin said he is looking forward to the adults to "just be part of the gang again without making a big deal." He continued, "Hopefully we'll see more of them, not less."
Fans are now waiting for new updates about the show's upcoming season.
