The best feel good TV series you’ve seen?

Dominic

axisus said:

bobblehat said:

Dominic said:

Modern Family...................................can be seen on Netflix now

Another vote for this, consistently funny . 

I watched an episode last night for the first time in ages, I laughed out loud a lot! It's shot more like a documentary than a regular sitcom, but there's some really funny stuff in there. Great characters, especially the dad, although I love the big gay guy as well.

Yeah,it's fantastic ............the 'big gay guy'......is called Cam ...........did you know he's straight in real life ? 

Dominic

Personally ,I love Sophia Vergara..............wow,what a sexy woman

SRich

Modern Family - delicious comedy and great to re-watch random episodes......except for the last series which lost it's sparkle.......or writers?

bobblehat

SRich said:

Modern Family - delicious comedy and great to re-watch random episodes......except for the last series which lost it's sparkle.......or writers?

the latest season just added to Netflix  (8 I think) is a return to form.  Cant believe Cameron is straight ! That's some pretty impressive acting. 

hollywoodrox

LastMantra said:

axisus said:

Another feelgood show for me is The Goldbergs. There's always a 'life problem' that gets sorted to satisfaction by the end.

It's good spotting the the actors from the 80s.
The woodwork teacher is the kurgan from highlander and, I think, the science teacher is mahoney from police academy? Plus lots of cameos.

George from Seinfeld is the drama teacher 

SRich

I resisted "Schitt's Creek" for the longest time but 34 weeks in my home office has worn me down.......and I'm in the 4th Series now. Eugene & Dan Levy took some acclimatising but it's very wicked humour.

Gandalph

Alan Partridge.

Back of the net!

grungebob

Good place, community and cougar town. 

Tv that makes me smile

Wazmeister

This Is Us.

Simply stunning, and changed my outlook on life...

munckee

Wazmeister said:

This Is Us.

Simply stunning, and changed my outlook on life...

Missus Munckee made me watch this and it really reminded me of thirty something from back in the day. 

Low and behold the executive producer is the guy who played Michael in thirty something. 

The flashbacks annoy me I have to say and it’s a bit like emmerdale but it filled a lot of lockdown. 

Dopesick

Just started watching This Is Us as well (purely because I need new shows to binge on) and it has passed the test of making me want to watch at least three episodes in one sitting. If somebody described to me what the show was about before I watched it I would probably not give it a chance at all but it’s a very wholesome show with subtle bits of humour and it isn’t too sappy or overly emotional. The flashbacks are an integral part to the show, without them nothing would make sense.

marantz1300

Friday Night Dinner. A Jewish family in North London. It's very funny.
The Young Offenders. Yobs in Cork City Ireland.
older stuff
On the Buses. So non P.C ,but still funny.
Ghosts. Very funny

BigMonka

Just re-visiting this thread to say thank you to everyone who suggested Community! I hadn't heard of it before reading here but its brilliant. Really great script and acting, I'm not sure how its passed me by for so many years.

Rich210

Parks and rec

Jetfire

Upload is similar to The Good Place but less schmoltz.. rather looking forward to season 2 

TeleMaster

I’ve just finished watching The Queens Gambit and it was great!

Bellycaster

Boys From the Blackstuff

DB1

Dads Army always makes me feel better and nostalgic. Married With Children, Becker (with Ted Danson), Frasier and Heartbeat are go-to feel good programmes for me.

rustneversleeps

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JAYJO

Starsky and Hutch
6 million dollar man.