NetflixDon't fret, the Tanner family is returning sooner than you thought. Candace Cameron Bure revealed Fuller House season two will premiere on Friday, Dec. 9 during an episode of The View. Cameron Bure, who stars as D.J. Tanner-Fuller in the Netflix sequel series to Full House, also revealed the show's key art for the second season.
"I'm super excited our season this year is very holiday themed...Lots of family, so tune in December 9," Cameron Bure said. She revealed there will be a Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving and New Year's themed episodes. See the new season two poster above.
Fuller House also stars Jodie Sweetin, Andera Barber, Michael Campion, Elias Harger, Soni Nicole Bringas, Dashiell and Fox Messitt and features regular guest appearances by John Stamos, Lori Loughlin, Bob Saget and Dave Coulier. For season two, season one guests Ashley Lioa, John Brotherton, Juan Pablo Di Pace and Scott Weinger have been added to the series regular cast.
Season one ended with the love triangle between the widowed D.J. Tanner-Fuller and her high school sweetheart Steve (Weinger) and new colleague Dr. Matt Harmon (Brotherton) ending when D.J. decided to focus on herself. Meanwhile, Kimmy Gibler (Barber) decided to call off remarrying Fernando (Di Pace), but decided to stay engaged to her former ex.
Season two will also see D.J. attend her high school reunion and run into yet another ex, but this time he'll look a little different. Hal Sparks will take on the role of Nelson. Jason Marsden originally played the part in Full House.
You can also expect a guest appearance and performance from New Kids on the Block and Growing Pains' Alan Thicke to stop by in the second season.
Fuller House returns to Netflix on Friday, Dec. 9.