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Lenny and Midge on The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel - especially because it was never supposed to be a romance in the first place, but their absolutely ridiculous levels of chemistry were too much to ignore. I still get giddy watching them dance in Miami or finally get together in the blue… Read More

#1 Yes, actually! That was the original idea. I think it's in the animation documentary "Waking Sleeping Beauty" that they talk about how early treatments actually depicted the young prince pre-Beast as a disobedient little boy. The director thought this wouldn't work and would be… Read More

The end of Fringe season 1. First you think the big cliffhanger is going to be the reveal of the "real" Peter's gravestone, but then the last shot of the episode pans out to show Olivia standing in one of the Twin Towers, and you realize that she's somehow in the parallel universe.… Read More

I LOVED when Wes and Cordelia "summed up" Angel and Buffy's relationship on Angel. "Gasp! No! We mustn't!"

Schitt's Creek for sure - desperately needed some kindness and humor that's not mean-spirited. More than anything, though, The West Wing has been a balm for the... well, everything, that's been 2020. The politics (and gender dynamics) of the show haven't aged perfectly, but the premise… Read More

Josh/Donna on The West Wing is old-school slow-burn at its best. SEVEN SEASONS of pining and long looks and screwball flirting before they finally, FINALLY get it together, and it's so satisfying when they do. It's the kind of long-haul ship that really doesn't happen much anymore,… Read More

Quentin on The Magicians - his "bi awakening" wasn't even an angsty plot point; he just... fell in love with a girl and then fell in love with a guy later on. Well, at least Q was great bi rep until the S4 finale.