Fans of the beloved sitcom "Fuller House" were constantly rooting for a blossoming romance between DJ's son, Jackson, and Kimmy's daughter, Ramona. After all, they were the same age, lived under the same roof, and seemed to have an undeniable chemistry. But despite the fans' hopes, a Jackson-Ramona romance never materialized. Why?
The "Fuller House" Family Dynamic: A Deeper Meaning
"Fuller House," like its predecessor, "Full House," explored the complex dynamics of non-traditional families. The show embraced the idea of family in all its forms, highlighting the unique bonds that can develop in unconventional situations.
In this context, keeping the relationship between Jackson and Ramona platonic made perfect sense.
"We wanted to show that family is not just about romantic relationships," said Jeff Franklin, creator of both "Full House" and "Fuller House." "It’s about the deep connections we forge with the people who are there for us, no matter what."
A Lesson in Siblinghood
By avoiding a romantic relationship, "Fuller House" emphasized the importance of sibling-like bonds.
As they grew closer, Jackson and Ramona became each other's confidants, supporting each other through life's ups and downs. They learned to rely on each other for advice, comfort, and a healthy dose of sibling rivalry.
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