Since Fuller House wrapped its five-season run on Netflix in 2020, fans have been clamoring for more Tanner family adventures. While the streaming giant closed the door on the beloved Full House sequel, recent developments have sparked fresh hope—and this time, the stars may finally be aligning for Fuller House Season 6 to become a reality.

A Revival That’s Ripe for the Taking

When Fuller House premiered in 2016, it brought back the warm charm of 90s family sitcoms, complete with familiar faces, heartwarming moments, and the iconic San Francisco home that millions grew up with. Though it ended with a solid finale, many fans felt the story was far from over. Unresolved storylines—like the evolving relationships of the three leading ladies, the kids growing up, and the return (or absence) of Michelle—left plenty of narrative room for a sixth season.

And now, more than ever, continuing that story looks surprisingly feasible.

Candace Cameron Bure: The Key to Fuller House Season 6?

One of the biggest game-changers is Candace Cameron Bure’s new role at Great American Family. Known for her portrayal of D.J. Tanner and her long-standing presence on the Hallmark Channel, Bure transitioned in 2022 to Great American Family, where she now wears several hats—not only acting but also producing and serving in an executive capacity.

This behind-the-scenes power gives Bure a rare opportunity: the ability to champion and greenlight a revival of Fuller House on a new platform. With former Fuller House showrunner Jeff Franklin out at Netflix, this could also pave the way for a creative reset under a new network umbrella—one that’s ready to embrace the series’ family-first values.

And Bure isn’t alone. Andrea Barber (Kimmy Gibbler) and Lori Loughlin (Aunt Becky) are also involved with Great American Family projects, meaning much of the original core cast is already in-house, quite literally.

Why Great American Family Is the Ideal Home

Once a country music channel, Great American Family has rebranded in recent years to focus on wholesome, family-friendly programming—exactly the ethos that has always driven Full House and Fuller House. The channel has made clear its intent to compete with Hallmark by investing in feel-good content, and few properties come with as much nostalgic goodwill as the Tanner legacy.

Bringing Fuller House Season 6 to Great American Family would not only satisfy a hungry fanbase but also offer the network a high-profile series to boost its cultural visibility. For fans, it would be a return to comfort television. For the network, a marketing goldmine.

The Loss of Bob Saget—and the Drive to Continue

The death of Bob Saget in early 2022 was a painful loss for the Full House family. As Danny Tanner, Saget was the heart of the original series, and many wondered if continuing without him would feel right. But according to cast interviews, Saget himself would’ve wanted the family to carry on. His legacy, after all, was about love, humor, and unity—values that Fuller House championed from the beginning.

As Andrea Barber once said in a fan Q&A: “We all feel like we have one more story to tell. Bob would’ve loved to see it.”

Will It Actually Happen?

While excitement is growing, it’s important to note that Fuller House Season 6 is still not officially confirmed. But the signs are promising: fan demand is steady, several core cast members are already collaborating under the same network, and the platform itself—Great American Family—is a perfect thematic fit.

Perhaps the biggest wildcard remains the Olsen Twins, who never returned as Michelle Tanner during Fuller House’s Netflix run. Whether they’d be willing to make a surprise cameo remains unknown—but if ever there was a time for reconciliation, it’s now.

Final Thoughts

In many ways, Fuller House Season 6 feels more attainable now than at any point since its Netflix finale. With the cast’s enthusiasm, a new platform eager for nostalgic content, and executive power in the hands of those who care deeply about the franchise, 2025 could mark the return of America’s favorite TV family.

So, will we be visiting that familiar San Francisco row house again soon?

As Danny Tanner might say, “Cut…it…out! But seriously, don’t count the Tanners out just yet.

There is currently no official trailer for Fuller House – Season 6 (2025) as season 6 is still largely a rumor and has not received any official confirmation from Netflix or the showrunners — even main cast members like Candace Cameron Bure have said they have not heard any signs of a new season
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However, a fan-made trailer posted on YouTube a few years ago that simulated a hypothetical season 6 has gained some attention: