Netflix is now doing it right where they are coming out with new content on pretty much a weekly basis. It kinda blows HBO out of the water because they have to devote 2 or 3 months to a Sunday night show, and if it bombs, it bombs. If a show doesn't work on Netflix, that's okay. The content is available anytime…

The worst was probably the cast singing that Jesse and the Rippers song in earnest, like that song was what people remember about the original. I'm all for shitting on the original, but I barely remember Jesse's original song being a thing.

It's like people who were too young for Cheers, but they had Friends.

Man, if this show doesn't have some Jaleel White as old Urkel cameo, it's wasting its time.

Althought Boy Meets World set the precedent for "the kid is now grown up and facing similar stuff as the original, but we'll just swap the gender of the new kid".

Who is Joey Gladstone anyway?

I watched Love and now I'm watching Masters of None, and even though I've only seen one episode, Masters of None seems more capable and thoughtful.

Have Jesse's kids even been acting since the original Full House?

The only thing is that the five minutes of the first episode I saw seemed to have a real audience, at least in that dinner scene.

Are you saying there are separate Pieces?

Oh My God!

Your mom!

*re-watches Benny Benassi video*

As long as they take their shoes off at the front door.

I'm 83 percent correct.

What's wrong with your face?

Here's a Hannibal/Fuller House mashup I started making last summer and grew tired of.

Although you might not realize he played the obnoxious cabbie on those MTV interstitials.

Be cool about fire safety!

But the sand is coarse and irritating and gets everywhere.