Dani Ortiz de Prado

This '80s sitcom is about a good strong nuclear family headed by loving parents who communicate well with each other and their kids. It's good on positive messages about self-esteem, personal responsibility, and making good choices, all of which are delivered in storylines that are relatable for adults, teens and older kids/tweens. Most episodes deal with typical issues for families with kids who are coming of age: budding romantic relationships, popularity woes, and adolescent mischief. Some topics can be emotional, including encounters with prejudice and the death of family members and friends. Teen characters face peer pressure to drink, smoke, and do drugs, but they always make the tough choice and do the right thing. Overall it is a good, fun for all ages, and morally good show.