In its upcoming third season, Netflix’s Fuller House will embrace its family sitcom roots more than it ever has. While the show has always explored the complicated dynamics between family members, this year it dives deeper into classic sitcom storylines from summer school, to planning a wedding, to a family vacation in Japan.
The third season of Fuller House starts on the first day of summer break, which lends itself to more celebratory episodes (“We do a fourth of July episode for the first time,” reveals Andrea Barber), as well as more opportunities for both the kids and the adults to get up to classic sitcom antics.
The third season starts with D.J. and Matt taking a big step in their relationship, while Steve is engaged to his girlfriend. The wedding the show is working towards this year is Steve’s, but given the push-pull of his and D.J.’s relationship, whether or not he actually walks down the aisle is still in question. Meanwhile, Kimmy and her husband, from whom she has been separated (Juan Pablo Di Pace), are trying to make their relationship work.
Fuller House season 3 will premiere on Netflix on Sept. 22.
