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Full House is an American Comedy show that promotes [[family values]], character development and many [[morals]]. The show is about Danny Tanner a widower father of three daughters after his wife was killed by a drunk driver. His brother in law, Jesse Katsopolis and best friend Joey Gladstone, move in with them to help raise the girls. Later in the series, Jesse gets married to Rebecca Donaldson, who not only becomes the girl's aunt but becomes a mother-figure for the girls.
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'''''Full House''''' is an American sitcom that aired on [[ABC]], which promotes [[family values]], character development and many [[morals]]. The show is about Danny Tanner, a widower father of three daughters after his wife was killed by a drunk driver. His brother in law, Jesse Katsopolis and best friend Joey Gladstone, move in with them to help raise the girls. Later in the series, Jesse gets married to Rebecca Donaldson, who not only becomes the girl's aunt but becomes a mother-figure for the girls.
  
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Starting in 2016 a sequel Fuller House, which was debuted in 2016 and unfortunately promotes more liberal values, but nevertheless is still pro-family.  
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Starting in 2016 a sequel titled ''Fuller House'' debuted, and unfortunately promotes more liberal values, but nevertheless is still pro-family.  
  
 
==See also==
 
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Revision as of 13:09, March 14, 2017

Full House is an American sitcom that aired on ABC, which promotes family values, character development and many morals. The show is about Danny Tanner, a widower father of three daughters after his wife was killed by a drunk driver. His brother in law, Jesse Katsopolis and best friend Joey Gladstone, move in with them to help raise the girls. Later in the series, Jesse gets married to Rebecca Donaldson, who not only becomes the girl's aunt but becomes a mother-figure for the girls.

Starting in 2016 a sequel titled Fuller House debuted, and unfortunately promotes more liberal values, but nevertheless is still pro-family.

See also