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Died four days after Netflix aired his guest appearance on Season 2 of Fuller House (2016).

Appeared in a commercial for "CCS Medical" diabetes supplies. [2010]

Release of his book, "How to Raise Kids Who Won't Hate You". [April 2006]

Hosted the 2004 Miss Universe Canada Pageant in Rama, Ontario from January 23-25, 2004.

May 2003 - Lost five teeth and required 30 stitches after getting hit in the face by a flying puck while playing hockey with actor Michael Vartan. Thicke was not wearing sufficient headgear.

Father, with Gina Marie Tolleson, of son Carter Thicke (aka Carter William Thicke), who was born on July 10, 1997.

His second wife, Gina Marie Tolleson, is a freelance TV reporter and hostess, as well as having been Miss World 1990.

Best known for playing Dr. Jason Seaver on Growing Pains (1985). He has, however, had a long and eclectic career in television, working as a writer, personality, host and composer among other roles for programming as diverse as sitcoms, variety shows, soap operas, game shows, commercials, reality shows, specials and parades.

Composed the original score to Wheel of Fortune (1983), titled "Big Wheels". The original theme was used until 1983. Among the other game show themes Thicke has composed are Celebrity Sweepstakes (1974) (the second theme used in this series), The Diamond Head Game (1975) and Whew! (1979).

Composed and sang both theme songs to Diff'rent Strokes (1978).

Has 2 sons with Gloria Loring: Brennan Thicke born December 17, 1974; and Robin Thicke born March 10, 1977.

He sang and composed the theme to the cult-classic TV game show The Wizard of Odds (1973), hosted by Alex Trebek.

Graduated in 1965 from Elliot Lake High School, and was elected Homecoming King

Alan Thicke was born on March 1, 1947 in Kirkland Lake, Ontario, Canada as Alan Willis Jeffrey. He was married to Tanya Callau, Gina Marie Tolleson and Gloria Loring.