Being alive continues to be…a challenge. Too much heartbreak, too much paperwork. To cope, we turn to comfort TV. We are so lucky! This is more healthy than using drugs or committing crimes (probably).
Streaming allows for self-administered mental Morphine drips through comfort shows. You’re familiar with comfort television: The Office. Friends. Gilmore Girls. Parks and Recreation.You might rewatch critically acclaimed comfort shows like Fleabag, Insecure, 30 Rock, or Ted Lasso. Or you might stick with the classics. Seinfeld, The NannySex and the City Golden Girls. However, rewatching a show you love is like trying different flavors out of the same piece gum. (For Michaela Coel’s brilliant comedy from 2015, see the recommendation below. Chewing gum.)
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I’m not here for you to tell you how to watch less comfort TV. I’m here for you to enjoy the comfort TV you already watch. More. There are many underrated, yet undiscovered delights waiting for you. “You took me by the hand / Made me a man / That one night / You made everything alright.” If you just sang those lyrics from the “Dinner Party” episode of The OfficeTo make a positive change in your life, you must first be willing to change. (Refer to the recommendation below. The Other Two(One of the most underrated and funny comedies on TV, ).
People can accomplish difficult things! Lady Gaga stated that. And even though Gaga was speaking about how to exercise one’s moral compass through acts of kindness, I believe this can also be applied to watching a greater variety of TV comedies. Stretch yourself. Expand your horizons without actually leaving the comfort of your home. You can still identify yourself as a Samantha or Team Jess. However, you can still identify yourself as a Samantha or Team Jess.
Comfort TV comedies to watch if you have…HBO Max
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Starstruck:It’s difficult to describe how much it is enjoyable Starstruck is. I sat down to view 10 minutes of the first episode, and I didn’t get up until I was almost done. Hot celebrity men should fall for smart, funny, not-famous women more often—such is the plot of the charm-packed StarstruckRose Matafeo stars in the comedy ”, which was created by Rose Matafeo. It’s like Notting Hill, except in the 2020s, and Matafeo’s character compares her relationship with a movie star to “one of those weird animal friendship shows where you see a Labrador and a hedgehog who are friends.” It’s superb.
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