'Fuller House' Theme Song Revealed: Here's Carly Rae Jepsen's "Everywhere You Look"

Now that Netflix's revival of classic '90s family show Full House is finally available for streaming, the new version of the song has also come out for fans of the show and those who are going nuts with nostalgia over it. Before you check binge-watch Fuller House, don't forget to listen to "Call Me Maybe" viral superstar Carly Rae Jepsen singing the theme song, "Everywhere You Look!"

The new version of the song and its clip were made available on Netflix's YouTube channel at about the same time the show became available for streaming, and it features a few behind-the-scenes takes, including the Fuller House cast singing along to the lyrics.

The song is already available for download on iTunes, in case you want to stuff it in your iPod on a never-ending loop.

True to Internet form, The Verge immediately posted a couple of alternate versions of the Full House theme, with a "moody blues" one as well as an artsy pop version that should honor Jepsen's array into pop music better than the one Netflix recently released.

Reviews for the reboot/sequel (on it, the story starts over, but the main characters are the same as in the '90s) began showing up online earlier this week, and they're lukewarm to poor, and on the day of the release of its full first season, its Metacritic page holds a Metascore of 35. With many reviewers saying the new version is basically fan servicing, it's important to note that the reason this version was made was just that: pleasing nostalgic '90s fans.

In fact, Full House, which went on for eight seasons between the late 80s and the early 90's, didn't exactly receive the best reviews during its original run. Currently, the Bob Saget-starring family show holds a 31 Metascore, so, quite technically, its sequel is actually doing better with critics, if only slightly.

Fuller House is available for streaming on Netflix right now.