TV shows where people are mannerly and kind

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Speaking of All Creatures Great and Small, Masterpiece will be airing a new version, scheduled to be shooting this year (but at this point it seems likely it will be delayed) in Yorkshire. https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/masterpiece/specialfeatures/coming-to-masterpiece-all-creatures-great-and-small/

I really like this thread. Most of these shows are ones I love. So many have been listed, I have nothing to add! I think the Party of Five reboot fits.

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The first show that popped into my head was Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman. Watched it all the time when I was younger and it fits perfectly with this description.

Also want to push some others already listed:
Hart of Dixie
Friday Night Lights ( if you want just watch the last two seasons with Michael B. Jordan. Very inspiring through adversity).

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King of the Hill

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My Three Sons

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Anonymous wrote:I'll Fly Away

I loved this so much. Is it streaming anywhere?

My list:

Marvelous Mrs. Maisel
The Good Place
Friday Night Lights
Grace & Frankie
Parks & Rec
Felicity
Blackish
Friends
The Mindy Project
Anne of Green Gables series from the 80s (with Megan Follows)


FWIW, I have never been able to watch the Gilmore Girls because I cannot stand Lauren Graham. She ruined Parenthood for me, too. She's so terrible.

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Brady Bunch

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Royal Pains
Monk

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Anonymous wrote:The Great British Baking Show always makes me feel better about humanity. The people are so consistently kind and supportive. It's definitely a feel good show for me.

The best!

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I am watching Little House on the Prairie again and really enjoying it.

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Northern Exposure

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Durrell’s in Corfu

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Daniel Tiger

That’s all I’ve got.

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Anonymous wrote:An aside- I showed my kids The Brady Bunch the other day and I was surprised how often they call each other "dumb" and "stupid".

I had the same experience with Family Ties. The youngest is a major brat.

I didn't like how they treated Mallory. I don't think the youngest was really on it that much unless you are talking about the youngest boy who was an add on.

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Arrested Development
Community
Scrubs

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Anonymous wrote:Shteisel. This Hasidic community is very kind to each other. Lots of respect for elders and trying to problem solve together. It seems since most don't work, they have time for kindness, good deeds, and caring for each other. A traditional community.

Jew here and no. While the show is quite good, the community in reality is not.

Why? Yes, I know about the nyc mask hoarder. Is that typical?

Oh lord. Try listening to this. https://www.thisamericanlife.org/534/a-not-so-simple-majority