The fifth season of Fuller House has been premiered on Netflix and chances highlight the show to be renewed for the sixth season. Know the details about the show and the latest news about the renewal.
Know about the show
The Netflix show is a popular sitcom on American broadcasting network. Fuller House on Netflix is a sequel of the classic of the 19987-1995 television series admired by the fans at utmost. The show is originally created by Jeff Franklin who has been written and produced shows like Bossom Buddies and Laverne & Shirley.
The plot and Cast of Netflix Fuller House
Netflix version of Fuller House is basically about the life of a Disco Jockey Tanner-Fuller, who is a veterinarian and widow mother of three sons. Tanner lives in her old house in San Fransico, California. Her sister Stephanie and best friend Kimmy along with their daughters live in the same house.
Talking of the cast the Netflix show occupies the cast from the original series Full House with their respective roles. While some have made guest appearances. The show has made successful delivery till the five seasons.
Release of Fuller House
Season 5 has made available on Netflix from December 6, 2019. The second half of the show was streaming on Netflix from June 2, 2020. Season 5 has returned after six months.
Will, there be Fuller House Season 6, and if not then why?
Fuller House has successfully completed five seasons and a total of 75 episodes on Netflix. But the streaming service has decided to cancel the season sixth and hence after this long run the show is coming to an end with its fifth season.
The reason behind this end is still secretive as Netflix kept the streaming numbers and analytics of the show private. But from anonymous sources, it has been revealed the show has been canceled due to its poor viewership.
A popular American website highlighted the drop in viewership of about 52% from Season first to second. And the decrement followed in the other seasons as well.
Whatever the reasons are, the show is going to be missed by fans.
