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TGIF Stars All Grown Up: The Casts Of 'Boy Meets World,' 'Full House' And More As Adults (PHOTOS)

PHOTOS: 32 TGIF Stars All Grown Up
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For kids of the '90s, the initials TGIF evoke memories of ABC's rotating Friday night lineup, which featured squeaky-clean fare such as "Full House," "Family Matters," "Step By Step" and "Boy Meets World." The latter, of course, has spawned a Disney Channel spinoff currently in the works, which will focus on the teenage daughter of "BMW" sweethearts Cory and Topanga.

In honor of "Girl Meets World," which signals the next generation of the sitcom characters with whom we spent our formative years, we're taking a look at what the erstwhile stars of TGIF look like as adults.

TGIF Stars All Grown Up
Candace Cameron Bure, 2012(01 of30)
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D.J. Tanner, "Full House" (1987-1995) (credit:Getty)
Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen, 2012(02 of30)
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Michelle Tanner, "Full House" (1987-1995) (credit:Getty)
Jodie Sweetin, 2011(03 of30)
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Stephanie Tanner, "Full House" (1987-1995) (credit:Getty)
Andrea Barber, 2012(04 of30)
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Kimmy Gibler, "Full House" (1987-1995) (credit:Getty)
Jason Marsden, 2012(05 of30)
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Nelson Burkhard, "Full House," 1987-1995 (credit:Getty)
Scott Weinger, 2002(06 of30)
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Steve Hale, "Full House," 1987-1995 (credit:Getty)
Marla Sokoloff, 2012(07 of30)
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Gia Mahan, "Full House," 1987-1995 (credit:Getty)
Tahj Mowry, 2012(08 of30)
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Teddy, "Full House," 1987-1995
Kellie Williams, 2007(09 of30)
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Laura Winslow, "Family Matters," 1989-1998 (credit:Getty)
Darius McCrary, 2009(10 of30)
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Eddie Winslow, "Family Matters," 1989-1998 (credit:Getty)
Jaimee Foxworth, 2008(11 of30)
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Judy Winslow, "Family Matters," 1989-1998 (credit:Getty)
Jaleel White, 2012(12 of30)
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Steve Urkel, "Family Matters," 1989-1998 (credit:Getty)
Bryton James, 2009(13 of30)
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Richie Crawford, "Family Matters," 1989-1998 (credit:Getty)
Angela Watson, 2006(14 of30)
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Karen Foster, "Step By Step," 1991-1998 (credit:Getty)
Staci Keanan, 2008(15 of30)
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Dana Foster, "Step By Step," 1991-1998 (credit:Getty)
Christine Lakin, 2011(16 of30)
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Al Lambert, "Step By Step," 1991-1998 (credit:Getty)
Ben Savage, 2012(17 of30)
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Cory Matthews, "Boy Meets World," 1993-2000 (credit:Getty)
Danielle Fishel, 2011(18 of30)
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Topanga Lawrence, "Boy Meets World," 1993-2000 (credit:Getty)
Will Friedle, 2011(19 of30)
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Eric Matthews, "Boy Meets World," 1993-2000 (credit:Getty)
Rider Strong, 2011(20 of30)
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Shawn Hunter, "Boy Meets World," 1993-2000 (credit:Getty)
Lee Norris, 2012(21 of30)
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Stuart Minkus, "Boy Meets World," 1993-2000 (credit:Getty)
Rachel Blanchard, 2010(22 of30)
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Cher Horowitz, "Clueless," 1996-1999 (credit:Getty)
Tia Mowry, 2012(23 of30)
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Tia Landry, "Sister, Sister," 1994-1999 (credit:Getty)
Tamera Mowry, 2012(24 of30)
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Tamera Campbell, "Sister, Sister," 1994-1999 (credit:Getty)
Raven Symone, 2012(25 of30)
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Nicole Lee, "Hangin' With Mr. Cooper," 1992-1997 (credit:Getty)
Jurnee Smollett, 2012(26 of30)
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Jordee Jerrico, "On Our Own," 1994-1995Denise Frazer, "Full House," 1987-1995 (credit:Getty)
Mike Damus, 2008(27 of30)
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Marty DePolo, "Teen Angel," 1997-1998 (credit:Getty)
Corbin Allred, 2005(28 of30)
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Steve Beauchamp, "Teen Angel," 1997-1998 (credit:Getty)
Melissa Joan Hart 2012(29 of30)
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Sabrina Spellman, "Sabrina, The Teenage Witch," 1996-2003 (credit:Getty)
Jenna Leigh Green, 2010(30 of30)
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Libby Chessler, "Sabrina, The Teenage Witch," 1996-2003 (credit:Getty)

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