Incredibly funny, yet clever and trascendent. The comparison between Debbie and Fiona at the end of the episode just hits you down to the marrow. And those hauntingly beautiful guitar notes left me feeling one of the charmiest voids I've ever felt.
This is probably the realest tv show I've seen in terms of teaching you to be street smart. But more than that it teaches you empathy and instrospection into the very deep waters of human nature. And it is so damn successful at that because if you take this show even lightly focused, you will learn to connect with each developed character, and then you will see how they reflect different parts of you, and everyone you know, with some nurturing realism.
This is probably the realest tv show I've seen in terms of teaching you to be street smart. But more than that it teaches you empathy and instrospection into the very deep waters of human nature. And it is so damn successful at that because if you take this show even lightly focused, you will learn to connect with each developed character, and then you will see how they reflect different parts of you, and everyone you know, with some nurturing realism.
