Twenty-nine years after "Full House" first premiered, the Tanners are back, and they still aren't over the fact that the Olsen twins are too busy running a successful business to reprise a role they landed before they were potty-trained.
"Fuller House" finally premiered on Netflix early Friday morning and people are excited about it -- or, at least, they're tweeting about it.
Here's what the people of Twitter are saying.
The Olsens get "shaded"
Shade thrown at the Olsen twins in the 1st Episode of #FullerHouse ??? 😂😂 if anything it's funny! pic.twitter.com/ioTMxEvr4l
— Chelsey Hernandez TV (@Chelsey_OnAir) February 26, 2016
The SHADE!!! 😂😂😂 #FullerHouse pic.twitter.com/yKncdPeMYD
— Reneé J. Larson (@iamreneejai) February 26, 2016
NOT EVEN FIVE MINS IN AND THEY SHADE MARY KATE AND ASHLEY #FullerHouse pic.twitter.com/u4z7nATeMx
— egg salad (@TrevorFtWoolf) February 26, 2016
Dang the Tanners have learned how to throw shade #FullerHouse pic.twitter.com/7KqxA6wERM
— Chris (@c__beard) February 26, 2016
Actually, they reference the Olsen twins a lot
THE BEST LINE from #FullerHouse!!! Yasss @andreabarber! I CAN'T EVEN!!! 😂😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/a8uyN6vnzf
— Reneé J. Larson (@iamreneejai) February 26, 2016
"I changed so many of Michelle's diapers, I felt like there were two of her."
— Andrew James (@ADrew86) February 26, 2016
-Stephanie Tanner #FullerHouse
BEST line from the show.
Some people loved the new show
I just watched the first episode of #FullerHouse and tbh I cried a little bit...💛
— Hans (@littleschultz37) February 26, 2016
#FullerHouse is amazing! First episode full of tears and laughter! Oh and Stephanie's #Wooobaby's yup just like Tommy I was too looking! 🙈
— Michelle (@matsuiruns) February 26, 2016
IM SO IN LOVE WITH OPENING TITLE SEQUENCE OF #FullerHouse
— Raura Larano (@WeAdoreRaura) February 26, 2016
"Darn, booger, and Donald trump" the three bad words on #fullerhouse 😂👍🏽
— Tiffany Jost (@Jiffany_Tost) February 26, 2016
Some people hated it
I made it 4:21 into #FullerHouse before I had to turn it off. It’s that bad.
— Kath Skerry (@KathSkerry) February 26, 2016
Just got through the first episode of #FullerHouse and that's about as much as I need to see.
— Jason Ceperley (@j_ceperley) February 26, 2016
Some people got emotional
I have no shame in admitting I've cried through the entire first episode. I've missed these characters so much 😭❤️ @fullerhouse #FullerHouse
— Shanelle Bennett (@ShanelleBennett) February 26, 2016
This honestly makes me so happy and sad at the same time #FullerHouse @netflix pic.twitter.com/66WkdQipnL
— Josh (@DubaloDesign) February 26, 2016
Jesse singing Forever, and then all of a sudden Aunt Becky sings too and Stephanie harmonizes!? And a tambourine! I'm a mess rn #FullerHouse
— Luke Edgemon (@LukeEdgemon) February 26, 2016
Some found it super nostalgic
In #FullerHouse, Max Fuller has almost the same pencil bed as Michelle Tanner did! @fullerhouse pic.twitter.com/wmX4FOKgN6
— Fuller House Fan (@CantReadMyJudas) February 26, 2016
It's crazy how Nicky and Alex are the original actors. #FullerHouse IS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!! pic.twitter.com/zO0mJQlKQE
— Jeff Lawnicki (@JLawnicki93) February 26, 2016
Enjoying the full on cheese on #FullerHouse. Because nostalgia. I think you enjoy it more when you didn't care for it much to begin with.
— dairy cloud (@sandrineish) February 26, 2016
Others were just confused
Stephanie Tanner is a DJ?? lolol #FullerHouse
— Resist TIMtation™ (@AvoidTIMtation) February 26, 2016
How DID Steve get Comet's grandkid? #FullerHouse
— PKMN Trainer Scott (@DigiRanger1994) February 26, 2016
And a lot of people couldn't help but mention how nicely Stephanie Tanner grew up
Stephanie Tanner has really developed😍😍 #FullerHouse
— Juan Carlos (@Its_ya_boy_JC) February 26, 2016
Had a lowkey grade school crush on Stephanie Tanner growing up. But dang, she got stacked. Lol #FullerHouse
— Rob (@RFDilla07) February 26, 2016
Stephanie Tanner got so hot #FullerHouse
— Irvyn M. (@irvynmalonzo) February 26, 2016
Stephanie Tanner got so finnneeeeee. 🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉 #FullerHouse
— NAYRB (@hnilgnoouurt) February 26, 2016
Hmmm after seeing what Stephanie Tanner looks like now, I can see why they're calling it Fuller House #FullerHouse
— Ryan (@ryan_mills) February 26, 2016
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