Anyone have comfort movies or tv shows?
For me it's Wolf children. I watch it when I'm not feeling the best physically or mentally. What's your comfort watch?
For me it's Wolf children. I watch it when I'm not feeling the best physically or mentally. What's your comfort watch?
Seraph, Futurama gives me more comfort than any of my other comfort shows.
sanctuary_sanctuary, Futurama is my napping show. It makes me so comfortable that I can fall dead asleep.
Yori, Big same. I'll often turn it on when I'm having trouble falling asleep.
CoderKat, Half an hour, light, adult comedies in general for me. Animated ones are some of the most common in that theme.
Simpsons, Futurama, Family Guy, American Dad, etc.
NocturnalNebula, Similar to this, I am always looking for good shows to fall asleep to. Typically like something that has a dark color palette, no super loud dialogue or anything, etc. Right now, I've been falling asleep to The Clone Wars animated series. Lots of space backdrops, dark colors, and I think the Star Wars sounds are naturally cozy for me.
Lalaz4, Whose line is it anyway, Friends, Ouran High School Host Club
Kalissy, Movies: the entire LoTR trilogy, followed by The Hobbit trilogy because at that point I'm committed to the theme and I manage to still find it entertaining
Shows: the Office
Chetzemoka, When I can't deal with the world, I watch the Extended Release LOTR in 40 minute chunks per day like a TV show
rightreverendhungadunga, I'm honestly kind of thrilled to hear I'm not the only person that does this.
Dadifer, Always Firefly
Thaliff, Elementary - modern take on Sherlock Holmes with Johnny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu as Holmes and Watson.
ode, Illusionist, Michael.
Doubleohdonut, 21 and/or 22 Jump Street always make me smile
_Anonymous_Aardvark_, New Girl Parks and Rec
They're just both so upbeat and light. Although during lockdowns seeing happy people having close relationships with friends just made me more sad! Still, it was probably good to have those feelings bubble up so I couldn't keep ignoring them.
Kyo_Jazz, Oh i have a really good one, and if you have watched it, definetly tell me because i cant find any discussion about it online. Its called Wood Job, It takes place in a fictional remote forested village and its woodworking industry. its a wholesome story really wholesome and rewatch it yearly.
niktemadur, As a series to sit down and watch, it's gotta be Mad Men, which I've seen all the way through three or four times.
As a series to watch in bed before sleep, it's the BBC's Richard Osman's House Of Games. It's cerebral yet fun and tension-free, as the four contestants are British celebrities vying for little prizes like fondue sets, bathrobes, pet feeding bowls and the like. All episodes are uploaded to YouTube.
As a series to drift of to sleep to, also from the BBC - Gardener's World. If you decide to pay attention, it's actually fascinating and entertaining, yet the tone is always soothing. Many full episodes are on YouTube.
wildeaboutoskar, Gilmore Girls or Taskmaster in terms of TV shows, but Buffy, Stargate SG-1 and QI are in the mix as well.
Filmwise I would say Clueless.
sabre3999, Archer
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ShoresyI like having background noise, and find that I focus better when something is running that I can follow without paying full attention to it. I’ve seen these 3 all the way through over 20 times, at least so they’re useful for that. I also just plain love the shows… Shoresy S2 can’t land soon enough.
Tigbitties, Avatar: Last Air Bender
Monola19, Parks and recreation
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