The beloved series "Fuller House" came to an end with its fifth season, and fans had mixed reactions. While "Full House" left a lasting impression with its heartfelt conclusion, "Fuller House" struggled to achieve the same level of satisfaction. Let's dive into the reasons why the spin-off's ending didn't quite hit the mark.
The Triple Wedding Chaos
One of the most anticipated events in "Fuller House" was the triple wedding of DJ Tanner-Fuller, Stephanie Tanner, and Kimmy Gibbler.
What should have been a joyous occasion turned into a series of unfortunate events. The church they booked was seized by the FBI, and their minister abandoned them for a celebrity client. They ended up holding a last-minute backyard wedding officiated by Joey McIntyre from New Kids on the Block. Despite these comedic hurdles, the wedding lacked the emotional depth that fans expected.
Character Arcs Cut Short
"Full House" gave each character a satisfying conclusion, tying up their storylines in a way that felt complete. In contrast, "Fuller House" left many threads hanging.
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