, staying in touch with co-stars and her trying time as co-host on seasons 19 and 20 of"That was a super tough job," she recalls of co-hosting the female-powered talk show. "It helped me grow a lot, but that was the most difficult job I've had to date… you always feel like you're fighting to speak your opinion."
Throughout her career, which began when she was just eight years old, Bure has made a point to always star in family-friendly fare, values she says were instilled by her parents. "I always knew, even in my early 20s, that it wasn't my goal to do something that I felt kids or my own parents couldn't watch — even if a role was amazing," she notes. "Because of that, I've said 'no' a lot over the years.
"Bob was my mentor growing up on the set. Not because he played a dad, but because he is a dad, so he was very nurturing to us kids and making sure we were protected and everything was great," she recalls of her on-screen father figure."Dave was just a lot of fun. Dave was like the uncle growing up. So he took me to the circus, he took me to my first hockey game. They were great, I learned so much from them.
"We were in the middle of filming a new Aurora Teagarden mystery for the Hallmark Movies and Mysteries Channel, and we got in one week of production and then we were shut down, which I was very happy about," Bure told ET last month."I thought that was the most responsible decision, and it was the right decision.
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