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Boy Meets World is an enjoyable family television sitcom that is about the journey of adolescence into manhood. Because of that theme, pretty much everyone can enjoy this show. Cory Matthews is best friends with Shawn Hunter and the sitcom starts out with the two in sixth grade and go all the way to when they are happily married. It's rare for shows to last as long as this did and so a lot of people grew up watching this. These two young boys really don't care so much about schoolwork and they just want to experience life. The series brings out Cory's friendship with Topanga who have known each other since they were little and are destined to be together. The series follows this group right into college and even marriage for Cory and Topanga. What I like about Boy Meets World is most episodes have a life lesson, a moral value. There is a clear right and wrong message which is missing from today's shows. For you parents, I would recommend you turn off your child's facebook for a while and make them watch this show from start to finish. I highly recommend this sitcom as it is a relaxing enjoyable and enriching television show. You'll really miss it after you've seen every episode. - Asif Zamir

Sequel to 2 Days in Paris, this romance comedy is about young couple Marion and Mingus. They both have children from different partners and Marion has moved to New York with her son to be closer to his father. Marion and Mingus have a comfortable relationship, but; alas, her father, her sister and her sister's boyfriend drop in for a visit from France for a two day stay. What embarks then is quite the test with her sisters open sexuality and other family issues gets mixed in the family dynamics. What will happen to Marion and Mingus and will their relationship survive the ultimate test? I really like Chris Rock and the whole theme of this movie, including an artist selling her soul for $10,000 and a husband trying to keep a family together. I didn't want to watch this movie at first but I'm glad I did, it is charming and very sweet. - Asif Zamir

I would trade it all to move to magical Stars Hollow, Connecticut. This series focuses on single mom Lorelai and her daughter Rory. Lorelai is a young mom who got pregnant when she was a young teen. She left her rich roots and started a job at the inn in Stars Hollow. The series brings out Lorelai's dynamic sense of humour and her daughter's even-keel approach to life. When Rory is excepted into an exclusive high-school, Lorelai is unable to pay the bills, so she regretfully goes to her mother, Emily Gilmore, for help. Emily insists on Friday night dinners with her daughter and granddaughter and seems remorseful for the missed years, yet; she is sharp, stern and this mother daughter relationship definitely has it's ups and downs. Rory develops a good relationship with her grandfather Richard as they both have a love for education and books and many of the same sophisticated interests. The series brings out everyday struggles of the single mom including diverse relationships and as Rory gets older, changing relationships in her life. Lorelai's friend and restaurant owner Luke is a constant in her life and later in the series they strike up a relationship. Stay tuned to find out more... I really enjoy this series. It's upbeat, current and modern and brings out a beautiful quaint small town with a great community. In this show, even when bad things happen, good things come out of it. In Stars Hollow, there is no crime, no real troubles. - Asif Zamir