Sitcomsreleased throughout the1980swere wholesome.
Each character was living their idea of the American Dream.
The thing is, looking into some of these characters lifestyles, their finances arent adding up.
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Unlike other students, Charles doesnt stay in a dorm on campus and needs a place to stay.
Somehow, without any source of steady income, hes able to pay it off.
That being said, Danny being able to afford a Victorian home in such an affluent neighborhood is questionable.
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As a sportscaster and then co-host of a morning show, Danny definitely had a solid income.
And as an exterminator/singer and a stand-up comedian, their incomes most likely werent all that dependable.
It’s not exactly a keen setup for a 12-year-old girl.
But its the latters financial situation that doesnt exactly equate to his lifestyle.
Bosom Buddiesis not currently available to stream in the US.
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Kate & Allie is a sitcom centered on two divorced women who share an apartment in New York City while raising their children together. The series, which aired from 1984 to 1989, follows the humorous and heartfelt experiences of Kate McArdle, played by Susan Saint James, and Allie Lowell, played by Jane Curtin, as they navigate the complexities of single parenthood and friendship.
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