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Colin Protecting Penelope From Portia Is Peak Romance
This is a spin-off I'd watch
Obviously this is not a super serious post but just imagine a scenario where Cressida gets the reward money and makes a successful getaway.
Penelope never has to reveal her secret to anyone.
And we would see Cressida make a life for herself in Austria. I envision a Regency "Emily In Paris" vibe but even more unhinged. It could be a really good mini serious and also show her heal from her trauma when she is away from her parents.
There was something so cozy about the Pumping & Praying storyline, and how Sayid and Amy made it work
What Do You Think About Leslie Knope from Parks and Recreation?
Why did the show decide to go back on this beautiful sentiment?
The show showed us such a unique, fresh perspective on romance with John and Francesca. I have never seen love demonstrated like that before.
But then they made Francesca not love John entirely. When she kissed him during their wedding, she looked bothered and confused. Then they doubled down by by making their love life unfulfilling for Francesca. On the other hand when she met Michaela, she couldn't even speak: she was instantly starstruck.
They were not playing with the adaptation of this scene
Through the show there are many key scenes which are not perfectly adapted or they are modified, but I feel like they went all out with this one.
The dialouge is very well-acted & delivered and adding the Pitbull song underneath created a really unique juxtaposition that made it so memorable.
What Do You Think About Karen Walker from "Will & Grace"?
What is missing from Modern Sitcoms?
I see a repeated sentiment that a lot of people don't watch new sitcoms, or haven't given a chance to a new one in many years. What would a sitcom have to do or be like to win over people and receive an open acceptance from a big part of the potential audience?
This is what chemistry looks like
Even years after season 2's release there is something so tangible and different about the romance of Kate and Anthony that makes them very rewatchable and fascinating. I think it goes beyond just the acting performance, it's that essence of attraction that shows up on screen. Show, more of this please.
Why did John not have to ask Anthony or Violet for approval before proposing to Francesca?
Possibly the most compelling scene in the show
The talks Portia had with Penelope leading up to her marriage were so cool. They touched on topics like ambition, personal values, Portia marrying for security and it not being provided but it was still worth it because she had her daughters. Honestly it's endlessly rewatchable.