One of the most well loved sitcoms of the '90s could be getting a brand new opportunity to entertain viewers, and original "Full House" cast members, John Stamos and Bob Saget could not be more excited about it!

On Wednesday night, the two actors enjoyed a celebratory meal for the return of "Full House." Just this Thursday, news broke that the Internet streaming giant Netlfix is just one step shy of finally announcing the reboot of the classic comedy and calling it "Fuller House."

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As reported by TV Line, Netflix is on the brink of ordering thirteen episodes of the new "Fuller House," which basically is sort of a continuation of the original Full House, which ended way back in 1995.

The new sitcom will be a multi-cam series that will center on "Make It or Break It" actress Candace Cameron-Bure's character D.J. Tanner and her best friend Kimmy Gibbler, who again will be played by no other than, Andrea Barber. Both actresses are reportedly happy to reprise their roles.

The classic series had eight seasons, which featured 192 episodes. John Stamos, who played Jesse Katsopolis on Full House is on board to be a producer and reportedly has an ownership investment on the new show-that is if Netflix officially gives the green signal to do the show.

There have been reports that actors Dave Coulier, Stamos and Saget have been asked to reappear on the show and relive their roles as guest stars, but they have yet to confirm the news.

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