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I second this! Such an iconic line from such a great movie.

So I'm not involved in online parenting circles, but I have several friends who are. From what I can tell, the whole #girldad trend started as a way to push back against childhood sexism and the idea that men should and often do want sons more than daughters. It was about promoting… Read More

Patrick's first scene in Schitt's Creek, definitely. I mean, the show was already past its first season low point and getting stronger and funnier by the episode, but the introduction of Patrick totally changed the game and made it the masterpiece it is. And what a way to introduce… Read More

I mean, obviously it has to be Bartlet's monologue in "Two Cathedrals." It's perfectly written, perfectly acted, and perfectly shot. And when Bartlet calls Josh Lyman his son? That gets me every time.

Sex Education, the scene where all the girls get on the bus with Aimee. It's such a beautiful display of friendship and solidarity and girls supporting other girls. Gets me every time.

Lorraine Toussaint is a phenomenally talented actress, but I really hated her character in Orange is the New Black. I mean, obviously Vee was a meant to be a villain and a completely antagonistic character, but I also just really didn't like that whole storyline, and I was relieved… Read More

That while men and boys tend to externalize their struggles with ADHD, women and girls tend to internalize it. We're less likely to display the kind of disruptiveness, hyperactivity, reckless behavior, and impulse control issues that are frequently associated with ADHD because they're… Read More

It's a classic, but C.J. Cregg crying in the middle of Manhattan when she learns that Simon Donovan was killed in an armed robbery. The scene itself is absolutely heartbreaking and powerful, and the music just fits perfectly, but what makes it especially poignant is that C.J. is… Read More

No mention of The Chair? That's the one I've been waiting all month for, and it did not disappoint!

This Way Up! It's one of my favorite shows, but so few of my friends have seen it. If you liked Fleabag, you'll enjoy This Way Up.