Astrid and James struggle to hold onto their identities while raising their young children in the city.Astrid and James struggle to hold onto their identities while raising their young children in the city.Astrid and James struggle to hold onto their identities while raising their young children in the city.
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I have been cracking up since I put this on, and my husband would be too had he not passed out next to me due to a lack of sleep from the kids 😂. Seriously feels like someone wrote this after observing our lives. I feel so seen and heard watching this, and it's such a relief that it's not just me that experiences life as a mom like this!
ALSO- So sad to read the cruel comments from people - being a parent is hard, and it's not the best approach to give a lecture to someone that's struggling when they really just need a hug. Are we the best parents? Absolutely not, but we ARE TRYING and we LOVE EACHOTHER and our KIDS and this sitcom truly captures what that looks like (for us imperfect, loving, non-judgy folk)
ALSO- So sad to read the cruel comments from people - being a parent is hard, and it's not the best approach to give a lecture to someone that's struggling when they really just need a hug. Are we the best parents? Absolutely not, but we ARE TRYING and we LOVE EACHOTHER and our KIDS and this sitcom truly captures what that looks like (for us imperfect, loving, non-judgy folk)
I started with, I realize now, a certain bias. Meaghan Rath was in my opinion too pretty for this show. But oh my god was I wrong! Her comedic timing is SO good she often has me guffawing.
My daughter keeps telling me "they weren't like that" but all you parents out there know better.
I absolutely like the "wrong" humour the parents have, saying unforgiveable stuff about their kids. Been there, done that.
The couple is very believable and they really seem to have been together for years, they do it right.
When it comes down to it, it is always you 2 against the world (or so it feels). Best comedy since Married with Children.
My daughter keeps telling me "they weren't like that" but all you parents out there know better.
I absolutely like the "wrong" humour the parents have, saying unforgiveable stuff about their kids. Been there, done that.
The couple is very believable and they really seem to have been together for years, they do it right.
When it comes down to it, it is always you 2 against the world (or so it feels). Best comedy since Married with Children.
I think the lack of a laugh track has thrown off some folks who've given this a low rating. It's funny and slightly over the top 🤣
The actors have great chemistry both romantic and comedic.
Love the it's actually set in Toronto with nods to things in the area. Looking forward to seeing where this story goes from here.
Love the it's actually set in Toronto with nods to things in the area. Looking forward to seeing where this story goes from here.
Such a refreshing little comedy with excellent actors. I am not a fan of comedy shows in this day & age however; I read the the cast & had to check it out. I'm so happy I did! My new favorite comedy series. Great job all around & except for the camera work. That's why I only gave it a 9. I look forward to the next episode.
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For those who don't have a stick up their bottom about how perfect they and their kids are, you'll love this show!
For those whose reviews were insultingly bragging about how perfect they and their kids were, wait for the therapy bill when they get older, and be prepared to probably die alone, while they resent you for never letting them behave like children when they were children? And maybe pull the stick out a little since it is only a television show?
Hubby and I loved this show and how lighthearted it was! It didn't take itself too seriously, cover a lot of relatable topics, and, despite what some of the reviews say, does give some comparison to different parenting styles as well as opinions on having children at all.
For those whose reviews were insultingly bragging about how perfect they and their kids were, wait for the therapy bill when they get older, and be prepared to probably die alone, while they resent you for never letting them behave like children when they were children? And maybe pull the stick out a little since it is only a television show?
Hubby and I loved this show and how lighthearted it was! It didn't take itself too seriously, cover a lot of relatable topics, and, despite what some of the reviews say, does give some comparison to different parenting styles as well as opinions on having children at all.
Did you know
- TriviaStarting with "Therapy" (Season 3, Episode 1), Astrid acquiesces to the youngest child, Andrew, being called Morris.
- ConnectionsFeatured in MsMojo: Top 10 Modern Sitcoms You Should Be Watching (2023)
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