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5 Favorite Fictional Fathers

I have been derelict in my 5 Fandom Friday posts as of late. This nerd has a lot going on these days. But that is no excuse for lazy blogging. So I’m jumping back in with my 5 Favorite Fictional Fathers.

Thanks to The Nerdy Girlie and Super Space Chick for this topic! And for anyone who was wondering if Father’s Day was this weekend or last weekend, it’s not. It’s next weekend. (I definitely got that one wrong last Sunday when I posted a Happy Father’s Day message for my dad, only to find out I was 2 weeks early.) But really… shouldn’t every day be Father’s Day?

Here we go…

#1 – Danny Tanner from Full House

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For me, no one (except my own father) can beat the parenting of Danny Tanner. Morally upright. Comforting, caring, always trying to make DJ, Stephanie and Michelle the best people they could be. And look at this dad sweater. No one can rock a dad sweater like Danny Tanner!!! Classic.

#2 – Carl Winslow from Family Matters

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Coming in at a very close second is Carl Winslow. The wonderful thing about Carl was that not only did he parent his own children, but he quickly became a father figure for a certain nerdy neighbor. He does get a few points taken away for the mysterious disappearance of the youngest daughter, Judy. But he was still a stellar TV dad.

#3 – Alan Matthews from Boy Meets World

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Any teen of the 90’s will put this man on their list. Alan Matthews from Boy Meets World. This is one stellar father! He also raised his own children while becoming a surrogate parent for the one and only Shawn Hunter. And in season 6 when Chet Hunter, Shawn and his half-brother, Jack’s father, dies, it’s Alan Matthews that tells Shawn that he’s always been apart of the Matthews family and that they may as well adopt him. Every time I watch that episode, I cry!

#4 – Uncle Phil from Fresh Prince of Bel-Air

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We know him best as Will’s Uncle Phil. But this is another example of surrogate parenting. When Vivian’s sister sent Will to live in Bel-Air with the Banks family, she made the right choice for his future. Uncle Phil took him in and treated him as if he was one of his own children. He provided structure and discipline and love like the great father that he is!

#5 – Uncle Jesse from Full House

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Uncle Jesse is by far the hottest dad on the list. When we first met Jesse, he was the beloved uncle to Michelle, DJ and Stephanie, co-parenting along with Danny and Joey. But later in the show, Jesse got married and had some kids of his own. Even so, he still remained the hot, rockstar that we met at the beginning. And he never left our hearts!!!

Big shout-out to my own dad who exhibits all of the qualities these 5 men exhibit and so much more!! Taking in children who need father figures, check. Teaching about lofty morals and strong character, check. Life lessons at the drop of the hat, double check!!

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4 responses to “5 Fandom Friday”

  1. I was torn between Alan Matthews and Cory. I really love what Cory is doing in GMW, so I picked him. But a lot of what he learned, he got from his dad. ❤

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    1. Fair enough. I picked Alan, cause I don’t see Cory as a father figure. I’d date Cory! 🙂 (though I’d also date Uncle Jesse) hahaha

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  2. Oh man… Alan Matthews was so close to making our list. He was… is.. such a great dad!

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    1. I love Boy Meets World!!! He just ha to get on there. 😉

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