I would be intrigued only if it is to be the whole original cast. If only some were to return with new faces, it is not for me.
For instance, Two and a Half Men. When Charlie Sheen quit or was fired from the show, I wasn't interested in it any more. Ashton Kutcher can't replace Charlie. Jake is not their either, except at the begging when Ashton started. It's so not the same.
So, as I said, if there are new faces, the show won't be that good.

They'll have to change the theme song. The opening line, "Whatever happened to predictability?" won't be relevant anymore. Things getting rebooted/revived is pretty predictable nowadays.

I guess I will go ahead and fess up. I know it's PURE nostalgia for a more innocent time in my life when I was a little kid in the early-mid 90's but I will give it a try. It's like reconnecting with old friends when they do this sort of thing. I know it's puerile but dammit I am sentimental.

- Bob Saget Signs on for 'Fuller House,' John Stamos Confirms

Fuller House just got fuller.

John Stamos confirmed on Twitter Thursday night that the patriarch of the Full House family — Bob Saget — will return for Netflix's Fuller House.

"Last but not least-best piece of casting yet. The great @bobsaget will be joining our show on @netflix - - this completes the perfect reunon!" he posted on Twitter.

The news comes the same day Lori Loughlin, who played aunt Becky, announced on Good Morning America, that she would return for the Netflix reboot.

Full House original castmembers Candace Cameron Bure (D.J. Tanner), Jodie Sweetin (Stephanie) and Andrea Barber (Kimmy Gibbler) will return for the reboot alongside Stamos and Dave Coulier. Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen will not return to reprise the role of Michelle Tanner.

The Netflix program is set to stream in 2016 and follows D.J. Tanner-Fuller as a recently-widowed veterinarian who is pregnant and living in San Francisco. Aspiring singer Stephanie and single mom Kimmy, along with her teenage daughter Ramona, move in to help care for D.J. and her two sons.

The multicamera comedy hails from Warner Horizon Television, Miller-Boyett Productions and Jeff Franklin Productions. Full House creator Jeff Franklin will return to oversee Fuller House alongside exec producers Robert L. Boyett and Thomas L. Miller.