'Fuller House' Season 2 Air Date, Teaser & Latest News: Filming Finished! Jason Marsden Talks Truth About His Return

Filming for "Fuller House" Season 2 seems to be done, as the cast shared photos of their wrap up party on their social media accounts. Meanwhile, former "Full House" actor Jason Marsden, who played DJ's ex-boyfriend Nelson Burkhard in the old series, talked about why he isn't reprising his role, even if Nelson will be featured in "Fuller House" Season 2.

"Fuller House" star Candace Cameron Bure posted fun photos on Instagram from the show's recent wrap up party. Ditto Soni Nicole Bringas, who posted a photo on her Instagram to confirm they are done with "Fuller House" Season 2 filming. On the other hand, Andrea Barber also posted a photo from the studio to thank the fans of "Fuller House" via Twitter. The cast and crew supposedly filmed their final scenes in front of a live audience on Sept. 2.

Final live audience show of Season 2 tonight! Thank you, fans, for all the love - we wouldn't be here without you! pic.twitter.com/Czo9wTq8wV

— Andrea Barber (@andreabarber) September 2, 2016

One of the last few episodes for "Fuller House" Season 2 supposedly features two returning characters from the old show. According to TV Line, Nelson Burkhard and Kathy Santoni will be featured in the series, which will hold DJ's high school reunion. Nelson was DJ Tanner's boyfriend from her teens, who was played by Jason Marsden in "Full House" in the 90s. Kathy was DJ's frenemy from high school, who was played by Anne Marie McEvoy. But the original actors playing the roles have been recast.

In a Twitter post, Marsden revealed the reason why he couldn't reprise his role on "Fuller House." He confirmed that he was approached by the show's producers and casting staff to appear in the second season, but he had a scheduling conflict. He had an earlier invitation at the Atlanta Dragon Con, which happened in the same week of filming his "Fuller House" episode guest appearance.

The actor said it was more practical for him to be in Georgia than in California, since he's based in Tennessee. "I made the choice in a matter of convenience and the convenience was, I could drive to Atlanta from Tennessee," he told "Fuller House" fans. He sent good wishes to the actor who will eventually play the current Nelson in the show.

Meanwhile, now that "Fuller House" is heading to post production, Netflix could soon release its first teaser for Season 2, as well as confirm the actual release date. Stay tuned "Fuller House" fans, as we will bring more updates!