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Originally Posted by TripletDaddy
What others am I forgetting?
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Webster - Another show about an adopted African-American little person. Emmanual Lewis sure seems a lot more well-adjusted than Gary Coleman.
Small Wonder - A pre-pubescent robot integrating in the family? Brilliant!
Silver Spoons - A kid finding his zillionaire long-lost father who is often more immature than his son makes for some great comedy and even better life lessons.
My Two-Dads - A girl's mother dies and she moves in with her father whom she has never met. Her pops takes himself too seriously, but he's balanced out by his wacky roommate with a great mullet and purple couch.
Who's the Boss? - An Italian boxer finds work as a housekeeper for an uptight female New England executive. Her mother, a sex-starved senior citizen, laid the groundwork for Golden Girls. As Tony's daughter became more feminine throughout the course of the series, so did Angela's son.
Perfect Strangers - Cousin Larry meets Balki as he conquers Chicago.
Growing Pains - Launched the career of Kirk Cameron.
The best thing about these sitcoms is that they always implored the viewer to continue viewing after the commercial break. I miss that.