Actors Andrea Barber, Jodie Sweetin and Candace Cameron-Bure pose with the Choice TV Comedy award for 'Fuller House' in the press room during Teen Choice Awards 2016 at The Forum on July 31, 2016 in Inglewood, California. (Photo : Getty Images/Frazer Harrison)
Netflix's "Fuller House" is soaring in popularity in the United States. The family sitcom was recently crowned as the most popular digital series, reigning over "Stranger Things" and "Gilmore Girls."
From the week of Dec. 08 to Dec. 14, "Fuller House" took over the said platform by storm with a score of 17,089,606 points, according to Parrot Analytics, as cited by The Drum. It unsurprisingly surpassed "Stranger Things" by 36 percent and long-time running TV series "Gilmore Girls" by 93 percent.
With a score of 7,606,762, Marvel's "Luke Cage" managed to secure the fourth spot, while Netflix's Spanish-language series "Club De Cuervos" landed fifth. The latter had a total score of 6,929,832 points.
The news comes as no surprise to the fans and viewers of "Fuller House." The sitcom, which premiered on Feb. 26, reportedly drew a staggering 14.4 million viewers between 18 to 49 years old.
To show appreciation to all viewers, "Fuller House" will have a New Year's Eve countdown special on Netflix. Though there is no word yet on what exactly will be included in the said countdown special, it will reportedly drop on Dec. 28.
Meanwhile, "Fuller House" stars Andrea Barber and Jodie Sweetin delightedly shared their thoughts on their kid's special appearances in the show. In a sit-down interview with People, the two admitted it was entirely strange and beautiful to witness their kid's cameo.
"That was really fun and very full circle for us," Sweetin said. "To have our daughters be on a show that we were on when we were their age, it was this really crazy moment where I remember thinking, 'I never in a million years would've thought that someday I would have kids [who] would be on the next chapter of this series.'"
Check out Netflix's "Fuller House" Season 2 here:
