The hit T.V. Series 'Full House' aired from 1987 to 1995 is said to be coming back to your T.V. screens since  Warner Bros. is eyeing the reboot. Most of the original cast will reportedly be in it. 

The planned reboot is said to be in the works and they are figuring out a new angle to present it. The sitcom is still having repeats on Nick at Nite and people still watch and anticipate it as per report from TV Guide. The re-runs still make major ratings for ABC,

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Who will be coming back? John Stamos known as Uncle Jesse will surely be in the show since he is a co-owner of the series. Candace Cameron Bure who is the oldest daughter known as D.J. Tanner will also be coming back as well her best friend Andrea Barber a.k.a Kimmy.

Jodie Sweeting who plays Stephanie Tanner is said to be joining the reboot. Danny Tanner played by Bob Saget and Joey Gladstone played by Dave Coulier is also reported to be actively involved.

A source has revealed that the executive producer of the show, Bob Boyett, as well as the creator, Jeff Franklin, will still be the ones producing the reboot. Franklin will also be the one writing the script for the rumored revival of the sitcom.

Michelle Tanner played by either Mary Kate or Ashley Olsen back then has not been announced if they will be joining the sitcom. Aunt Becky played by Lori Loughlin also was not part of the returning cast. She reportedly told E!News that a "Full House" movie or reboot will not be a good idea.

The popularity of 'Full House' stands strong until now as figures have been announced. There are approximately 1.5 million viewers of the re-runs and it's seven percent higher than that of last year. The show also revealed that there is a healthy fan base of the repeats. 

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