Talk:Room for One More (TV series)

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My Three Sons not the first single-parent comedy edit

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Removed the following text about My Three Sons - - single families without mothers go back as far as My Little Margie in 1952. While Sons' initial concept made it the first comedy to explore the life of a family without a mother, More is the first American television comedy to be based on a family with adopted children.^[1] —Preceding unsigned comment added by DarthBrooks (talk • contribs) 19:06, 23 September 2007 (UTC)Reply

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^ Sons eventually featured an adopted child, as well, beginning with 1965's episode, "Brother, Ernie"

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[1] Sons eventually featured an adopted child, as well, beginning with 1965's episode, "Brother, Ernie"

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Talk:Room for One More (TV series)

My Three Sons *not* the first single-parent comedy edit

My Three Sons not the first single-parent comedy edit