In this episode, hosts Alice and Allison dive into the comforting world of TV shows and movies that bring joy and connection. From nostalgic classics like "The Princess Bride" to modern gems like "The White Lotus," they explore how storytelling on screen offers a refuge from the chaos of the world. Join them as they share personal favorites, discuss the evolution of TV storytelling, and invite listeners to reflect on their own cherished shows. Tune in for a delightful conversation that celebrates the art of television and its power to connect us all.
We hope you enjoy this conversation!
Mentioned in this episode:
Book:
Francine's Spectacular Crash and Burn by Renee Swindle*
Movies:
E.T.
The Neverending Story
The Princess Bride
Doc Hollywood
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
American Fiction
TV Shows:
The Four Seasons
Sirens
Maid
Breaking Bad
House
Gilmore Girls
The Sopranos
Big Love
Weeds
Dexter
Prison Break
And Just Like That
Glow
True Blood
Teenage Bounty Hunters
Ginny and Georgia
The Santa Clarita Diet
Murder, She Wrote
Spencer for Hire
Perry Mason
Kevin Can F**k Himself
Schitt's Creek
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
New Girl
The Twilight Zone
Succession
White Lotus
The Perfect Couple
Your Friends and Neighbors
Loot
Platonic
The Good Place
The Residence
Somebody Feed Phil
Long Way Round
Long Way Down
Long Way Up
Long Way Home
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