'Full House' revival is heading to Netflix!

Everywhere you look, there's more Full House!

John Stamos revealed on Monday's Jimmy Kimmel Live! that Netflix has officially ordered 13 episodes of the Full House revival series, which will kick off with a one-hour special reuniting the Tanner family. "Netflix came around and said, 'Let's do 13 episodes,'" Stamos said on the ABC late-night program.

The new incarnation of Full House will center on the oldest Tanner daughter D.J. (Candace Cameron Bure) and her three sons, her younger sister Stephanie Tanner (Jodie Sweetin) and their neighbor Kimmy Gibbler (Andrea Barber). Who is the father to D.J.'s sons? Could it be Steve (Scott Weinger)?

Stamos said during his Kimmel appearance that he is hopeful other original members of the Full House cast, such as Bob Saget and David Coulier, would be involved in some shape or form.

The announcement comes weeks after word spread that Netflix was eyeing the revival series and eight months after studio Warner Bros. TV was looking to bring the beloved "TGIF" comedy back to life. Back in January 2014, Stamos hinted at a reunion in an interview with Page Six.

"We've said no to every sort of reunion," he said at the time. "Lately there's one that we sort of are gravitating towards. It's not a complete reunion, but a twist. If we can get it done right ... then we will do it."

In January, the cast reunited for creator Jeff Franklin's birthday party and performed the show's theme song.

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The San Francisco-set Full House, which centered on a widowed father (Saget) who enlists his best friend Joey Gladstone (Coulier) and his brother-in-law Jesse Katsopolis (Stamos) to help raise his three daughters after the death of his wife, lasted eight seasons from 1987 to 1995. It was a hit for ABC, much like fellow "TGIF" comedy Boy Meets World, which has since been revived via Disney Channel's Girl Meets World.

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