Fuller House Season 2 Wish List

No offense to Matt — who, I'll admit, challenges D.J. in a way that's highly 'shippable — but is there a single Full House fan out there who wants to see D.J. end up with anyone other than Steve? He's the Howdy to her Doody, and I hope they make an honest go of it in Season 2.

Series creator Jeff Franklin told TVLine that he didn't want one of the girls to be a mom — hence Stephanie's infertility storyline — but wouldn't it be kind of amazing if D.J.'s little sister got the surprise of her life, anyway? Given the show's more adult vibe, I don't think an unplanned pregnancy would be too off-brand.

Honestly, the fans deserve a Michelle appearance after sitting through Fuller House's (no less than three) wink-nod jabs at Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. At the very least, a quick hello would put an end to all those bad-blood rumors.

Just as Friends is criticized for its mostly-white version of New York City, Full House draws similar eyebrows for its all-straight San Francisco, a tradition continued on Fuller. Surely these women — who DJ and plan parties for a living — are bound to come across a stray gay at some point in their travels. Like, even accidentally?

Fuller House could kill two birds with one gay stone by bringing back Michelle's childhood frenemy Derek Boyd (played by Blake McIver, now seen on Bravo's The People's Couch). Even if Michelle doesn't pop up in Season 2, I'm sure they could find a Yankee Doodle Dandy way of working him into an episode.

While I'm requesting the returns of fan-favorite characters, let's add Kimmy's high-school boyfriend Dwayne into the mix. A Shakespearean scholar wrapped in "whatever," Dwayne's appearance could help remind Kimmy what she's really looking for in a man — and teach Fernando a thing or two about romance.

Series creator Jeff Franklin revealed to TVLine that Joey has a "wife and kids back in Vegas" that didn't find their way into Season 1, and I think we'd all like to meet them. In fact, I know exactly how they can be worked into Season 2...

What better way to meet Joey's secret family than with a Tanner/Fuller/Gibbler trip to Sin City? In keeping with Full House's legacy of two-part vacation episodes (see Disney World and Hawaii), there's no telling what trouble the girls could get into in Vegas. Another trip down the aisle for Kimmy, perhaps?

How long do Kimmy and Stephanie have to live under the same roof before they reminisce about their days one episode in that all-girl band? Their take on Ace of Base's "The Sign" was truly revolutionary.

Speaking of music, you can "Try" to think of a better Fuller House guest star than Macy Gray, but I promise you won't. Between her mistaking D.J. and Kimmy for "luscious lesbians," then quipping, "What am I doing here? I won a Grammy," we couldn't get enough.