Following an all-American family with a lot going on, Full House provides a great escape from a busy day. Having lost his wife, Danny Tanner convinces his brother-in-law and best friend to aid him in raising his three daughters, and–as one can guess–hilarious hijinks ensue.
The strongest, and best, attribute of the 1990s sitcom is the heartwarming bond the family has; the Tanner clan really knows how to work out issues, and does a good job of mirroring issues that real families deal with. They also put themselves in relatable, yet exaggerated, situations that will definitely crack the audience up. However the way in which the characters go about resolving problems can be very cheesy, resulting in a repetitive and boring binge watch.
Overall, Full House is a fantastic family show, but it can be a bit over the top sometimes.