Anonymous wrote:Upper Middle Bogan (Australian comedy)

AP Bio (produced by Seth Meyers, Lorne Michaels, Andrew Singer, and Michael Shoemake)

Girls5Eva (produced by comic genius Tina Fey - A one-hit-girl band from the '90s gets a second shot at fame when a young rapper samples their song).

Girls5Eva is so funny and very light.

Anonymous wrote:Mad Men

That’s not limited trauma. At all.

Great British Baking Show is fun, even if you are not a baker

Call My Agent

Upper Middle Bogan (Australian comedy)

AP Bio (produced by Seth Meyers, Lorne Michaels, Andrew Singer, and Michael Shoemake)

Girls5Eva (produced by comic genius Tina Fey - A one-hit-girl band from the '90s gets a second shot at fame when a young rapper samples their song).

Derek or After Life

Both are on Netflix and are so poignant and meaningful.
I am truly surprised that Gervais is a self-professed atheist because apart from being a bit crass, his writing is so full of truth and focused on all the things Christ teaches us to value and love.

I am watching Gossip Girl and enjoying it. Also watching Grey's but don't suggest that due to how many post-op complications the show has.

Never have I ever

If you loved A man in the inside, have you watched the Good Place? Same writers and lead. Even if you have, it’s worth a rewatch so you can doze if needed.

Mad Men

When you’re dozing, I think it’s nice to watch something familiar. I rewatched Seinfeld during one recuperation.

Shrinking
The Diplomat

Lovesick

USA "blue skies" shows are oldies but goodies. White Collar especially, but also Royal Pains. Psych too, but I don't think that's on netflix.

Emily in Paris

Adding that I’ve watched the “classics”: good place, Gilmore girls, and Bridgerton

I fall asleep quickly and frequently, so it can’t be too complex or confusing.

I am also super sensitive, so limited trauma.

A few that I love:
Jane the Virgin
Man on the Inside
Nobody wants this
Bonus family