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Valerie (1986–1991)Valerie Hogan is what you call "super-mom." Valerie's husband, Michael is an airline pilot, so the job of raising their three boys is left mostly to Valerie. There's girl-hungry David, ... See full summary » Creator:Charlie Hauck |
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David Hogan
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Jeremy Licht | ... |
Mark Hogan
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Luis Daniel Ponce | ... |
Willie Hogan
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Michael Hogan
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Mrs. Patty Poole
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Sandy Hogan
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Burt
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Valerie Hogan is what you call "super-mom." Valerie's husband, Michael is an airline pilot, so the job of raising their three boys is left mostly to Valerie. There's girl-hungry David, Wille who's always getting into trouble, and brainy Mark. Mark and Wille are fraternal twins. Each week, Valerie encounters different experiences of what it is like to be a mother to three boys. Written by Anonymous
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1 March 1986 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
The Hogan Family See more »Company Credits
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Written by Charles Fox & Stephen Geyer
Performed by Roberta Flack
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Many sets used in scenes inside the house were also used in Step by Step and Family Matters. See more »Soundtracks
"Through The Years"Written by Charles Fox & Stephen Geyer
Performed by Roberta Flack
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I remember watching this show on Sunday afternoons when I was younger and loving them. It wasn't a philosophical show that takes after something by Shakespeare, but it was fun. A lot of my friends during that time loved it, as well. Sandy Duncan took Valerie Harper's place, and it reminded me of my friend's mother. That was another way it connected with me. It let family be funny, safe, and comfortable, just like other sitcoms. There was nothing wrong with it! It was just fun and simple! Other shows like this were "Family Matters", "Family Ties", "Cosby Show", "Roseanne", etc.. If you watch those shows, then you should find "The Hogan Family", sit back, and enjoy!