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I concur. Watching this season made me forget about Michelle until the episode where they had Thanksgiving and Jessie breaking the fourth wall. At this point, Michelle should be recast or be present in other methods other than bashing and briefly talking about the Olsen Twins/Michelle. Why not give Michelle a kid and have the kid live with the Fullers while Michelle is aboard?

What is great with this season is how they got most of the original actors from the original series to reprise their roles even though they were guest cameos even back then. To clarify, a few of the actors are retired actors like the classmate of Kimmy and Dj. The actress who played Kimmy stopped acting for the most part until Fuller House. Even when they could not get the original actors, they do get ones that look similar to the original actors such as Nelson.

Dj actually says that it was their 20th year reunion at the beginning of the episode, though if you meant at the actual reunion party, then yes, they didn't mention it.

I too felt that season 2 was much better than season 1 because it focused less on bashing Michelle or Mary Kate and Ashley Olson, and breaking the fourth wall, and more about the show being its own despite referencing the previous series here and there. Regardless, the referencing of the previous series happens in half of season 2, it didn't seem as frequent as season 1, imo. The writing has definitely improved, though it is as corny as a '90s ABC sitcom. While people had issues with season 1 being raunchy, I felt season 2 tone it down a bit as they don't reference Stephanie's boobs as often like the previous season. I did find it a bit hilarious that Danny had no issues with the way Stephanie dressed in the original series with the crop tops. What was strange for me is how they gave Joey a family after implying that his character never married, yet alone had kids in season 1. I know they didn't flat out said that he was single in season 1, it was strange for him to visit the Fullers and the Tanners (first episode of season 1) without any mention about his family. Perhaps the writers didn't want the character to be a stereotypical man child so they rewrote the character as having a young wife and kids for season 2.