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What Would The TV Show Of Your Life Be Like?

The TV show about your life would be dark, and would have viewers absolutely hooked by the end of the first episode. Like _Breaking Bad_, it wouldn't start with a bang, but rather draw the audience into your life in such an intriguing way that they couldn't help but want more. The show would get increasingly more dramatic as it went on, and it wouldn't be afraid to shock the audience by taking sharp twists and ditching important characters when necessary. The show would reflect how your actual life always seems to get unnecessarily dramatic, but on screen you will eventually learn to embrace it, roll with it, and eventually master it.

A dark, gripping drama series

Your life is full of ridiculous and stupid events that shouldn't really be real, so it makes sense that it would be turned into a cartoon series. Think _The Simpsons_, but instead of being centred around family, the main characters are you and your closest friends. Given the amount of crazy stories you have, the show already has plenty of material for at least 10 seasons, and would probably go on far beyond that. The difference between your show and other hit cartoons is that the characters would actually age, so we'd get to watch you grow up, go through college, and become a fully fledged adult (kind of).

A hilarious cartoon series

The TV show about your life would be funny in a very real life way. Much like Aziz Ansari's new show _Master of None_, it would be quite understated – rather than being about big events, it would deal with big issues, but in a very everyday, real world manner. It wouldn't need slapstick comedy or over-the-top characters to be funny – the humour would come just as it does in your real life – in the bar with friends, in situations at work, or just chilling at home. The show would centre very much around you, and have quite a large cast outside of that – so your friends, family, and colleagues would all appear, but you would be key to almost every scene. You would go through a series of relationships as the show progressed, like a better Ted from _How I Met Your Mother_, and like _HIMYM_ there would be a lot of romantic twists and turns, but don't worry, it'd have a much better ending.

An emotional and honest comedy

The TV show of your life would be emotional, very real, and full of heart. It would follow your and your friends through every up and down, leaving nothing untouched, and its honestly would mean the viewers would quickly become very attached to the characters. In terms of real-life shows it might be similar to, think _The O.C._ or _Friday Night Lights_. Your show wouldn't be overly dramatic in terms of the actual events – it wouldn't be constantly dealing with deaths and drug addictions and the like, it would be dramatic in that it would reflect and really explore the drama in everyday life. It would show that not every situation resolves itself with a happy ending, and would not get overly smushy. While it would not be a massive hit, it would have a very loyal set of fans who stick with it to the end.

An intense and emotional drama series

The TV show of your life would be bitingly funny, but in much more of a dark and real way than traditional sitcoms. Rather than being a show that can easily be watched as individual episodes out of order, like _Friends_, it would have larger, overarching storylines that mostly showed you struggling against the real world, and exploring the humour that can come with that. It would be the sort of show that left people thinking about episodes long after they are over, and would be placed very much in the modern world. More than anything, it would deal with the intense difficulties that come with human relationships – not only in a romantic sense, but also in friendships, with family, and in your career. Like _Breaking Bad_, it would get more and more popular as it went on, and retain an extremely loyal group of avid viewers.

A witty, dark comedy

The TV show about your life would be a bit like _Friends_ or _Parks and Recreation_ – it would be all about you and your friendship group, the stupid things you get up to in your everyday lives, and the relationships you fall into along the way. While it would mostly be a feel-good show full of laughs, it would be a show that could make you cry too – like any great sitcom, it would work best watched chronologically, so that you could get a real sense of the characters and their stories, but could also be watched as individual episodes for some light, comic relief. One of the most important things about the show would be the journey you and the other characters take, how you develop and change along the way, and how the audience gets to do that with you. It would be very popular, and unlike a lot of sitcoms, would end at the right time, without overstaying its welcome.

A friendship-centred sitcom

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