Alan Thicke is a top-four sitcom dad because he launched Leonardo DiCaprio's career
My fourth and final pick: The late, great Alan Thicke, Growing Pains. Iconic, launched the career of the biggest movie star and the consummate stick man, Leonardo DiCaprio. Alan Thicke rounds off my top four of sitcom dads.
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