Full House, the beloved ’90s sitcom, has left a mark on popular culture.
28.07.2023 - 22:57 / deadline.com
Full House Rewind, the rewatch podcast hosted by Dave Coulier, is pushing the pause button on the release of new episodes until the SAG-AFTRA strike is over.
“While we have many more @FullHouseRewind episodes ready for release, each with a very special guest, we’re going to be pressing pause until the SAG-AFTRA strike is resolved,” Coulier said in an Instagram post. “In the meantime, I look forward to continuing to entertain you on all of our socials, and I promise, the second the strike comes to an end, we’ll be back and ready to rock! Oh, and just so you have something to look forward to, the next episode up when we get back, our guest…let’s just say his name begins with a J and he’s got great hair.”
Coulier also posted a video alongside his statement.
“From all of us at Full House Rewind, we’d like to thank you, the Full House fans for being so incredibly supportive. You’ve expressed so much love for our show. You’ve been amazing. Full House Rewind is both unique in that we’re both a podcast and a TV show all rolled into one and we started recording our episodes before the SAG-AFTRA strike and according to their most recent announcement, members who are part of Rewatch, podcasts are either required to stop recording, pivot their shows to new subject matter, or shoot without guests. Well, Full House is considered struck work. So, we’re going to press pause on Full House Rewind until the strike has been resolved. That’s right. We’re going to cut it out for awhile. We just think well, we just think this is the right thing to do. We will, however, for your entertainment continue to post some fun and hopefully funny stuff on our social media channels. Maybe we’ll see Granny, Tanner, Comet, Mr. Woodchuck, who knows, but
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