Ted Lasso springs to mind first, but I like these as well. Some of them are older, but so am I. 😄

• Parks and Recreation: It's silly but at the end of the day the characters really all do support each other, even Jerry! :)
• The Good Place: It's nice to see the characters grow, and it's a real easy way to learn some philosophy. :)
• Nailed It!: While it's a competition show, you can tell that everyone is in on the joke and it's all still very fun
• Unbreakable Kimmie Schmidt: Like most sitcoms, it's absurd, but funny and Kimmie is the most positive character
• Comming to America: Eddie Murphy at his finest!
• The Birdcage: Robin Williams! And for the time it really did push the envelope for inclusion
• Mrs. Doubtfire: Because you can't go wrong with Robin Williams!
• When Harry Met Sally...: Can men and women be just friends?
• Groundhog Day: One of Bill Murray's finest and about making yourself better
• Big!: Who didn't daydream about being an adult when you were 10?
• Ferris Bueller's Day Off: One epic day of playing hooky from school

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