I like the Great British Baking Show -- yes, it's a reality show, but all of the contestants are so polite, nice, and genuinely seem to care about each other. |
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. |
Happy Days
Mork and Mindy |
My Name Is Earl |
FNL may be one of the best TV shows ever made that show you how to live a life with dignity and class and how to help out those around you. It's a tough environment and bad things happen - racism, attempted rape. But, the characters works so hard to overcome the constraints that life puts on them and they learn from their mistakes. Plus, Coach and Ms. Taylor have one of the best, most inspiring marriages I have ever seen. And so real. You can feel their anger and frustration with each other at times - but then deal with it like adults. LOVE this show. I'd also say: - Homefront -but don't know where you can watch that - but first show I ever saw Kyle Chandler in - The Good Place - Hart of Dixie - Parenthood - Picket Fences |
Game of Thrones |
You tried this joke on page 3. |
Great British Baking Show on Netflix! |
Frasier and also The Nanny. |
Jew here and no. While the show is quite good, the community in reality is not. |
That’s also the problem with Ed, which otherwise would totally be on this list. |
Oh Ed...and even better Love Monkey |
I used to watch that with my dad, who was always impressed with how accurate the detail was. He grew up on a farm in the 30s (drafted in 1945) although in the midwest, not England. Of course, he always liked Green Acres as well. Definitely Call the Midwife but also huge vote for Andy Griffith shows. |
Agree. |
Why? Yes, I know about the nyc mask hoarder. Is that typical? |