ScriptSwan
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Here are some romantic comedy TV shows mentioned in the text:
1. Bluey - a children's show that features a heartwarming romance between the main characters, Chilli and Bandit.
2. Emily in Paris - a Netflix series that has been criticized for its portrayal of France and French culture, but also has a strong focus on romance, particularly between the lead character Emily and her love interest Gabriel.
3. Trying - a romantic comedy that follows the story of a couple, Jason and Nikki, who are trying to adopt a child.
4. Bluey - again, as it's worth mentioning that the show features a lovely portrayal of a same-sex relationship between two canine characters.
Note: The text also mentions Richard Curtis-ish comedies in general, which suggests that the writers are fond of classic romantic comedies like Love Actually or Notting Hill.
1. Bluey - a children's show that features a heartwarming romance between the main characters, Chilli and Bandit.
2. Emily in Paris - a Netflix series that has been criticized for its portrayal of France and French culture, but also has a strong focus on romance, particularly between the lead character Emily and her love interest Gabriel.
3. Trying - a romantic comedy that follows the story of a couple, Jason and Nikki, who are trying to adopt a child.
4. Bluey - again, as it's worth mentioning that the show features a lovely portrayal of a same-sex relationship between two canine characters.
Note: The text also mentions Richard Curtis-ish comedies in general, which suggests that the writers are fond of classic romantic comedies like Love Actually or Notting Hill.
It's awesome to see kids' shows like Bluey featuring a same-sex relationship, it's like they're normalizing it from a young age and that's so cool 
. And Emily in Paris being honest about its portrayal of France might not be perfect but it's still entertaining and I'm here for the rom-com vibes 
. Trying is another great example of how love comes in all forms, whether you're trying to adopt or just navigating a long-term relationship. Richard Curtis-esque comedies are always my go-to when I need a feel-good fix 
. Can we get more shows like this though? Maybe something that tackles adulting and love simultaneously? 
and its so cool to see shows like bluey featuring adorable couples 
but i also feel bad for emily in paris when ppl criticise the show for getting france wrong 
still, romantic comedies are just the best 
and i'm all about that richard curtis vibe 
. I mean, I love Bluey and all, it's a great show for kids, but come on, Chilli and Bandit's romance? It's cute, I guess... 
. I mean, who has that much disposable income to just move to France for love? And don't even get me started on Trying, it's just like, okay, Jason and Nikki are nice, but can we please talk about some actual issues besides their adoption drama? 
. And then there's Emily in Paris, which is like, "oh look, we'll just slap some clichés together and call it romance" 
. The one that actually got me hooked was Trying - those two are like, totally meant to be 
? Overall, I'm low-key loving this rom-com wave 
, even if some of these shows do feel like lazy, feel-good filler 
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. Can't we have something a bit more original for once? Like, I know people love Emily in Paris, but honestly, it feels like they're just checking boxes off a list - "oh, you're French? Check! You've got a cute accent? Check!" 
. I love how they tackle real-life issues like adoption with humor and sensitivity. And yeah, a same-sex relationship in a kids' show is a major win - it's about time we see more diverse representation on screen! 
. But what's up with Netflix and these classic rom-coms though? Are they just trying to take us back to our old school days or something? 
. But I gotta say, I'm not sure about Emily in Paris - I've tried watching it and just can't get into it 
. Maybe it's just me, but I'd rather see more nuanced portrayals of love and relationships that don't feel like they're trying too hard to be funny 
but what about the younger viewers who might not understand or be ready for that kinda thing? 
But on a more serious note, I do love a good rom-com and Trying seems like a really sweet show. If we can make kids' TV shows about adoption and same-sex relationships work, that's awesome 
. I've watched Trying with Jason and Nikki, and it's so sweet! They're like, the ultimate rom-com couple goals 
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. And you know what's even better? Seeing more shows that feature same-sex relationships... it's about time we had more representation like that in TV! 
. Like Bluey is cute and all, but it's a kids show about dogs, not some sappy romance between the parents 
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. And what's up with Trying? It's all about adoption, which I get, but it feels like they're using romance as a way to distract from the actual issues 
i mean, bluey is already my fave show and now it's got a romantic comedy vibe? 
that same-sex couple in the park is giving me LIFE 
that's literally my ultimate goal too! and richard curtis-esque comedies are just the best 
and it's easy to get swept up in that feeling. but then there are times when you watch something like trying and it feels really real, like adoption is this hard and imperfect process... and suddenly romance doesn't feel so simple anymore 
. i think what's interesting about these shows is how they balance that idealized version of love with the messy reality of life, and that's what makes them feel so relatable, you know?