Need some PG Romance in my life

[Anonymous]

Not sure if it's the pandemic or what, but I need some new tv shows with good, swoony, romances with good chemistry between the actors.

Examples: Patrick/David in Schitt's Creek. Charlotte and Sidney in Sanditon. The mother and taxi driver in The Durrell's in Corfu. Many of the romances in Bridgerton. Patrick and Nina in Offspring.

The rest of the show should be worth watching, too, but I need some relationships to warm my heart.

[Anonymous]

Poldark? Gray’s Anatomy?

[Anonymous]

The Office?

[Anonymous]

I read the title and thought you were looking to date someone in Prince George's County.

Carry on.

[Anonymous]

Watch the movie Holidate on Netflix. Also, the series Virgin River.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I read the title and thought you were looking to date someone in Prince George's County.

Carry on.

I would love to read that thread. What would a Prince George’s county romantic interest be like? Sounds intriguing!

[Anonymous]

Normal People
Friday Night Lights
Alias
Outlander
Season 2 Fleabag
Lost
Season 3 & 4 Dawson's Creek (just skip over everything that isn't Joey and Pacey)
The Mindy Project
Felicity
Before Sunrise trilogy

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Normal People
Friday Night Lights
Alias
Outlander
Season 2 Fleabag
Lost
Season 3 & 4 Dawson's Creek (just skip over everything that isn't Joey and Pacey)
The Mindy Project
Felicity
Before Sunrise trilogy

Oh goodness Fleabag! I might just go rewatch that. So good. (The show as a whole isn’t really PG, but everybody should see it. )

[Anonymous]

Set It Up on Netflix.
Two overworked assistants scheme to set their bosses up together so they can get a break from working so hard.

[Anonymous]

The first season of shameless UK version (on Amazon prime). Lots of nice romances.

[Anonymous]

Thank you! Some I've seen, but some I haven't. Season 2 Fleabag isn't necessarily PG but it's AWESOME and exactly what I'm talking about.
(The PG caveat isn't because I'm prudish or anything, but because it's not the vibe I'm going for. Outlander is the same way -- very much so NOT PG but also chemistry is great, and fits the bill).

[Anonymous]

Parks & Rec

[Anonymous]

Discovery of Witches
Lucifer

(And, fwiw, Bridgerton is far from PG. )

For first love/younger stuff:
Never Have I Ever

[Anonymous]

I've found that going back in time to the 1940s helps -

Anything with Bogart and Bacall or Hepburn and Tracy.

[Anonymous]

Last Tango in Halifax