Netflix’s Fuller House season 4 brings back most of the original characters from Full House and continues their respective stories. Michelle Tanner will, sadly, still be absent in the upcoming season as Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen continue to refuse to appear in the reboot, but the new Fuller House outing won’t have a shortage of familiar faces. Along with them are new characters played by well-known guest stars making the upcoming season potentially the best so far.

Debuting in 2016, Fuller House centers on DJ Tanner, the eldest of the Tanner sisters who, like her father, has been widowed at a young age after her firefighter husband died during a mission, thus leaving her to raise three young boys on her own. Her sister, Stephanie, and best friend, Kimmy Gibbler, move into the Tanner family home to help her get through this difficult time in her life. It’s a quite interesting recreation of the original series, but it hasn’t left everyone with a positive taste.

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Fuller House season 1 received generally negative reviews from audiences and critics alike, but seasons 2 and 3 started to tick up in the positive direction. And now, the cast and crew behind Fuller House season 4 is aiming to give fans a worthwhile season 4, in case season 4 ends up being its final season. While that remains to be seen, it looks like Fuller House‘s cast and list of guest stars will make the journey all the better.

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Main Cast Returning For Fuller House Season 4

Candace Cameron Bure as DJ Tanner-Fuller and Scott Weinger as Steve Hale: As Full House‘s quintessential teen couple, Fuller House revisited DJ Tanner and Steve Hale’s postponed love affair after they married different people. After three seasons of a tumultuous love affair that involved them being engaged to other people, DJ and Steve are officially back together and, it seems that this time, it’s for good.

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Jodie Sweetin as Stephanie Tanner and Adam Hagenbuch as Jimmy Gibbler: The second Tanner sister, Stephanie, put a halt on her music career to help DJ in raising her kids after being widowed. She’s in a romantic relationship with Kimmy’s brother, Jimmy, and together, they are expecting a baby whose arrival would be one of the main story lines of Fuller House season 4.

Andrea Barber as Kimmy Gibbler and Juan Pablo Di Pace as Fernando Hernandez-Guerrero-Fernandez-Guerrero: The Tanners’ long-time neighbor and DJ’s eclectic best friend, Kimmy, moved into the Tanner household to help raise her pal’s kids at the start of Fuller House season 1. She’s formerly married to Fernando, and together they share a daughter. The estranged couple, however, eventually worked their differences and are now back in a relationship, although they’re postponing getting married for the second time. Kimmy also plays surrogate mother to Stephanie and Jimmy’s baby.

Michael Campion as Jackson, Elias Harger as Max, Dashiel & Foxx Messitt as Tommy, Soni Nicole Bringas as Ramona: As the new generation of kids in the Full House franchise, all four children live in the same Tanner family home with their respective mothers. Jackson, Max, and Tommy are DJ’s three sons from her first marriage. Ramona, meanwhile, is Kimmy and Fernando’s daughter. And just like in the original series (with the Olsen twins), there is a pair of twins (the Messitts) who portray the same baby, Tommy Fuller Jr.

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