Everywhere you look, everywhere you go...you might just see Bob Saget on stage.
When Fuller House debuted on Netflix, the show not only introduced a new generation of fans to the revamped sitcom, but also to a refreshed theme song, recorded by Carly Rae Jepsen.
During the singer's concert in Milwaukee, the Full House fandom came full circle when the sitcom actor synonymous with Danny Tanner hopped on stage to join the pop star for a nostalgic surprise. Saget had serendipitously wrapped up his own comedy show in the area before joining Jepsen.
However, the funny man wasn't about to escape without some song and dance of his own. Mic in hand, the 59-year-old comedian kicked off a duet of her 2016 version of "Everywhere You Look." The crowd went wild.
It seems Jepsen was just as excited about the opportunity to re-record the track as fans were to hear it.
"This was one of those moments where I was like, ‘hold the phone!'" she told E! News at the People's Choice Awards. "Full House was my childhood….so we made it happen."
She might be used to singing the song now, but there was a time when she could hardly keep her cool.
"There's some very embarrassing b-roll actually of the day that I recorded the song and they catch me like squealing in between takes...like, can you believe this is happening?!"
Well, Fuller House is officially happening again! The new Netflix show was renewed for a second season and confirmed on Twitter at the start of March. The plot will continue to chronicle the lives of D.J. Tanner-Fuller, sister Stephanie and best friend Kimmy Gibbler as they raise their children together in their childhood home. Plus, Saget, John Stamos and many of the original actors and actresses will be back for cameo appearances throughout the next season.
Like we said, everywhere you go, the Full House nostalgia is never too far away.