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- Spotlight: Full House
  
  A post about Columns by Regina Avalos on May 10th, '09
  
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- When you think of classic 80s television shows, one that immediately comes to mind is Full House. The sitcom that follows Danny Tanner as he tries to raise three daughters after the death of his wife. He has some help though his brother-in-law and his best friend. For about eight years, we watched as three little girls grew up.
  
  Since then, the youngest of the Tanner daughters played by a set of twins in this series have grown up. Bob Saget moved onto America’s Funniest Home Videos and more stand-up comedy, and we saw John Stamos marry Rebecca Romijn, get divorced, have a few shows here and there, and then eventually land himself a role on ER that just ended when the series finally said its final good-bye last month.
  
  Full House was a family dramedy. Enough moments to keep us laughing each and every week with conflicts of a trying to cope raising a family during the time when Danny as a man didn’t really have a clue on how to do that. Bring three men together as they try to figure out how to raise three little girls while trying to live their lives, full of love and families of their own, and you had a good show that I know I tuned in to watch weekly.
  
  Now the girls have all grown up. The Olsen Twins have had their fair share of troubles over the years, but this isn’t the time to discuss celebrity gossip! Did you watch Full House back in the day?
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