"The Hogan Family" is an American television sitcom that aired from 1986 to 1991. The show originally premiered as "Valerie" and focused on the life of a single mother, Valerie Hogan, played by Valerie Harper, and her three children. After Harper's departure, the series was rebranded and continued with the title "The Hogan Family," exploring the dynamics of family life and the challenges of raising teenagers. The series featured a strong supporting cast, including Jason Bateman as the eldest son, David Hogan, and Danielle Fishel as the youngest daughter, Jennifer Hogan. The show tackled various issues, such as adolescence, relationships, and family values, while maintaining a lighthearted tone.