#29: The Young Cast Had Limited Privacy as Minors on a Working Set
Because the girls on The Facts of Life were minors, their time on set was tightly controlled. Studio rules, tutors, guardians, and constant supervision meant little privacy during long filming days.

Examples included monitored dressing rooms, restricted access to visitors, and limited unsupervised downtime between scenes. While these measures were meant to protect them, they also made the set feel more like a structured workplace than a typical teen environment, reinforcing how unusual growing up on a sitcom really was.
