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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Too Close for Comfort is a family sitcom that originally made its debut on the ABC network on November 11, 1980. The series was adapted from the Thames Television sitcom Keep It In The Family (which debuted nine months before Too Close made its U.S. premiere) from Brian Cooke, who also created the American series with the help of Arne Sultan and Earl Barret, the latter two served as the series' showrunners for the first four seasons. Don L. Taffner (who died in 2011), had successfully helped adapt another Thames sitcom Man About the House into Three's Company, and also produced this series. |