When Fuller House kicked off, it was a critical flop, but beloved by Netflix viewers — after all, how could one deny the cheesy, feel-good nostalgia of the Tanners? According to data from the analytics company Jumpshot, viewership declined 52 percent from season one to season two. The decrease in viewership was less dramatic in the later seasons, but it appears that the show has run out of gas after five installations. It's officially set to end in 2020. (We're also sure that Lori Loughlin's involvement in the college admission scandals didn't help, even if Aunt Becky isn't a huge part of the revival.)