Although the world’s most famous twins haven’t acted since 2011 (when Mary Kate appeared in the movie Beastly), everyone still knows Mary Kate and Ashley. The Olsen twins aren’t confirmed for the just announced Netflix Full House revival, Fuller House, the girls are about to do two things.
A. Send tons of 90’s girls into a serious nostalgia trip.
B. Gain a whole new generations of fans.
Nickelodeon just announced that they have acquired a decades-worth of Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen’s series, TV movies, and specials to air on the network starting next week. “Mary-Kate and I are excited to announce our video library will be available to the Nickelodeon community,” Ashley, said in a statement, while Mary-Kate added, “Nickelodeon has been at the forefront of kids entertainment for decades. We believe this is the perfect home for our library.”
Holy god, yes. I can not wait to relive the trendy pre-teen outfits that I so envied while MK & A played characters with cool names like Zoe, Riley, and whatever else they chose to be called. They always found two hot guys and never fought over them. Ashley was like, the cute one and Mary Kate was like, the cool tomboy. Ugh. Good times. So yes, obviously I will be watching all these classics:
Series: The Adventures of Mary-Kate & Ashley (11 episodes); You’re Invited to Mary-Kate & Ashley’s (10 episodes); So Little Time (26 episodes); and Mary-Kate and Ashley in Action! (26 episodes).
TV movies: Mary–Kate & Ashley’s Fashion Forward; Our Lips Are Sealed; Winning London; Holiday in the Sun; When in Rome; Getting There: Sweet 16 and Licensed to Drive; and The Challenge.
Music specials: Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen: Our Music Video and Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen: Our First Video.
Not going to complain, but I just wanted to point out that they are missing some of the Olsen’s greatest works. Where’s Passport to Paris? And It Takes Two? What about Billboard Dad? I will take what I can get.
Where You Can Find The Olsen Twins On TV (And No, It's Not The 'Full House' Revival)
