Though it’s bleeding content, raising prices, and getting called out for paying some comedians a lot less than other comedians, everything still seems to be going just fine over at Netflix. That’s because it has settled into a surprisingly reliable groove of making semi-terrible original shows and movies that it can distract people with in between the high-profile and expensive stuff like Stranger Things or the Marvel shows. Netflix has already fast-tracked a sequel to Bright, a movie that it promises is your favorite, and now TVLine says that it has picked up sitcom revival Fuller House for a fourth season.