7 Things That Might Happen in ‘Fuller House’s Final Episodes
Netflix’s popular Full House revival, Fuller House, is coming to an end. The second half of its final season will be released on June 2, meaning fans will say goodbye to their favorite “Tanneritos” once more.
After five seasons of laughs, pranks, drama, and love, the series has to wrap up several storylines and character arcs. Will Stephanie (Jodie Sweetin) get a recording contract? Does Kimmy (Andrea Barber) want another baby? Check out the gallery below to see our predictions for what might happen in Fuller House’s final episodes.
Fuller House, Season 5, Part 2 Premiere, Tuesday, June 2, Netflix
Wedding Details
The first half of Season 5 ended with Kimmy, Stephanie, and D.J. (Candace Cameron-Bure) all engaged and agreeing to plan a triple wedding. That event will give the characters and the series the happy ending they deserve, so it has to be perfect! Back in Season 1, Joey (Dave Coulier) officiated Jesse (John Stamos) and Becky’s (Lori Loughlin) vow renewal, so there is a good chance he could be the one to conduct the wedding ceremony! It would make sense, as he is family to each of the women.
Like everything on Fuller House, the wedding is sure to be a family affair. Danny (Bob Saget) has already walked D.J. down the aisle once before for her first wedding, so it would be sweet to watch him give Stephanie away on her big day. Ramona (Soni Nicole Bringas), Jackson (Michael Campion), Max (Elias Harger), and Tommy (Dashiell and Fox Messitt) could step in to walk their moms down the aisle as well.
Off to College
With Jackson and Ramona getting older each season, it’s likely their storylines will finish with their college hunt and decisions. According to IMDb, one episode is titled “College Tours,” so we will most likely see Jackson and Ramona explore several colleges in the San Francisco area. Whether or not either of them plans to go to school out-of-state is yet to be determined, but it could be a major change for both families. Perhaps in the season finale, we will see the kids getting dropped off at their schools to wrap up their storylines.
Stephanie’s Career Path
In the first half of Season 5, Stephanie quit her job as a children’s party performer to pursue a new career path. After performing for Lisa Loeb at the pet clinic, she was offered a chance to join her on tour as her opening act. This could give Stephanie the big break she’s been waiting for and possibly lead her to get a record deal. This would be a great ending for Stephanie, as she would finally have the family and career she’s always wanted.
Kimmy’s Family Will Grow
After being a surrogate for Stephanie and Jimmy (Adam Hagenbuch), Kimmy shared with Fernando (Juan Pablo Di Pace) that she missed being pregnant. With Ramona growing up and going off to school, Kimmy and Fernando are sure to get empty nest syndrome. They may want to have another child. Unlike Ramona’s childhood, this time, the two of them would get to raise a baby together as a happily married couple.
A Musical Episode
With all the musical moments throughout the seasons, it wouldn’t be a surprise if one of the final episodes was a musical! One of the episodes is titled “Three Weddings and a Musical.” We could see each of the characters singing their feelings about the upcoming wedding. Fans should be ready to sing their hearts out!
Moving Away
There’s no question the triple wedding will bring several changes for the characters. After the wedding, it would make sense for each of the families to live on their own. Stephanie and Jimmy could move out of the house with their daughter, and Kimmy and Ramona could move in with Fernando permanently. Each of the families would be eager to start their new lives together, so finding a place of their own would make the most sense. Stephanie and Kimmy moved in with D.J. to help her raise her kids, and now, they are ready to move on.
Selling the House
While this is a typical sitcom finale trend, we could see the Tanner-Fullers depart from their family home. With some characters potentially moving out already, D.J. may want a fresh start. While it would be heartbreaking to see the family say goodbye to their iconic house, it would allow the characters to start a new chapter in their lives, ending the series on the happy note of new possibilities.
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