‘Fuller House’ is coming to an end, and I don’t know how it feels

It has been 25 years since Full House left us. At least, it felt like this when the last family we knew well about our family was the last time on May 23, 1995. I remember the final curtain call as if it were my own family saying goodbye to me forever. So, when I heard the spinners coming back for the show banner, my superficial abandonment issues immediately disappeared.

I was missing my old acquaintance friends, but was waiting with periodical visits from Danny, Jessie and Joey to DJ, Stephanie, Kimmy, Steve. Also a bunch of new characters that I didn’t need, but welcomed.
Fuller House is not a show I usually watch. It is for children, but I see it anyway, because I feel like I consider it for my 12-year-old self. I have a hard time getting through the episodes without critiquing the humor, but somehow, they still make me happy and strangely make me feel safe – like I am a long-lost family. Getting a big hug from a member of

Now that Fuller House is coming to an end, in 1995 I felt the same sorrow again. I don’t like this show, but I’m just not ready to leave the Tanner family. And I think I’m not alone with those feelings.
Whether you love Fuller House or simply are not into it, you have to admit that the trailer for the final season is very emotional.

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