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Just got done with the series finale.

IT WAS PERFECT!

-Axl growing up and getting a wonderful opportunity

-Lexie wanting what's best for him

-Frankie putting a brave face

-Mike's gift for Axl

-Sue's heartfelt reaction to the news, despite being pranked by Axl the most

-Brick focusing on the room's measurements

-The farewell from the entire neighbourhood - and the delightful moment between Nancy and Frankie.

Also, Mike's advice to Sue in one of the previous episodes. She truly is resilient and self-driven.

And the flash-forwards into their future! So happy for Brick. The three Axls, though. LOL.

It was fun watching The Middle.

Whispers *The middle*

u/30HummingbirdLane — 7 days ago
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What’s a memorable Brick quote??

If I had 3 books why would I need to go out”—Brick

He cracks me up especially when it comes to his time alone to read.

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u/30HummingbirdLane — 10 days ago
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This scene makes me so happy (David riding a bike)

This scene makes me so happy. Look at all the bright smiles on everyone. No sarcasm, no put-downs, everyone is just genuinely happy that David has learned how to ride a bike. And Stevie is like a proud parent with the camera. Love it so much. Like a daily dose of serotonin.

Annie Murphy NAILS this scene. The excitement, the exasperation, the pride, all at once.

u/30HummingbirdLane — 8 days ago
▲ 1.2k r/RewatchTV+2 crossposts

August 11th 1991…American animation changes forever. Happy Anniversary to the original 3

(whilst it’s not August 11th in the US, it’s August 11th in some time zones including mine where it just hit so errrr)

u/30HummingbirdLane — 10 days ago
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Abbott Elementary is the perfect hilarious comfort-watch!

Just got a TV recently and have been jumping into new sitcoms and I seriously have to recommend abbot elementary I'm "binging" through the whole thing right no. I love how feel good it is while staying funny, and how it goes to absurd territory. Just got to the episodes where they have to teach in the mall. Can you imagine 😂 school at the mall?

u/30HummingbirdLane — 11 days ago
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Where and how do you actually watch TV shows?

Curious about everyone's setup and habits. Where do you end up watching most of your shows?

Do you stick to the classic couch and big TV setup, binge in bed on a laptop, catch episodes on your phone during your commute, or just put something on in the kitchen while eating?

For me, it usually depends on the show, but most of the time I binge-watch my show on my laptop in bed before sleeping.

I'm curious what your go-to spot is. Where do you watch most of your stuff?

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u/30HummingbirdLane — 15 days ago
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Looking for my next sitcom to unwind

I usually have this funny sitcom which i dont binge but save it and watch it sparingly when i had a bad day or needs to unwind and relax

Started this habbit 13 years ago and so far ive watched through

friends -bbt -it crowd- arrested developement -young and hungry -2 young girls -sienfeld-the micks -that 70s show

And the last one i watched was malcolm in the middle and its sequel kept it in reserve for over 3 years and im finally done with it

I need the next one to keep me going

I dont mind of it has laugh tracks or if its without

It has to be funny..... like comically funny and be able to cheer me up after a bad day

Few of the shows i tried getting into in the past and got bored

Will and grace (dident stick)

Married with children. (Got boring after steve left)

Park rec (idk how far i watched but it felt slow)

Sunny in philly (stopped at season 14 havnt went back yet )

Young sheldon (got burnt out cus i watched it right after bbt )

Edit From the first few comments its aparent I also forgot a lot so ill add to this post as i remember

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u/30HummingbirdLane — 15 days ago