Here are some thoughts on each show:
1. **Bluey**: The show's romance between Chilli and Bandit is a heartwarming aspect of the series, showcasing their patience and tenderness towards each other.
2. **Trying**: Rafe Spall and Esther Smith's chemistry as Jason and Nikki is undeniable, making them relatable and aspirational as a couple.
3. **Emily in Paris**: The show's portrayal of romance, particularly between Emily and Gabriel, has been criticized for its portrayal of privileged American culture in France, but it also offers an entertaining performance art piece with its over-the-top antics.
4. **Trying**: The chemistry between the leads is undeniable, making them relatable and aspirational as a couple.
5. **Bluey**: Chilli and Bandit's love story is a heartwarming aspect of the series, showcasing their patience and tenderness towards each other.
6. **Emily in Paris**: The show has long dangled the possibility of romance between Emily and Gabriel, with its ridiculousness and miscommunications providing plenty of comedic moments.
7. **Bluey**: Bandit's attempts to give Chilli some alone time are endearing, and their lifelong love is portrayed as a source of strength for both partners.
8. **Trying**: The show has received praise for its portrayal of a loving couple, with Jason and Nikki's chemistry being a highlight.
9. **Emily in Paris**: The show's portrayal of romance has been criticized for its privileged American culture in France, but it also offers an entertaining performance art piece with its over-the-top antics.
10. **Bluey**: Emily in Paris has been praised for its portrayal of romance, particularly between Emily and Gabriel, which has simmered away like a fine soupe à l'oignon for four seasons now.
1. **Bluey**: The show's romance between Chilli and Bandit is a heartwarming aspect of the series, showcasing their patience and tenderness towards each other.
2. **Trying**: Rafe Spall and Esther Smith's chemistry as Jason and Nikki is undeniable, making them relatable and aspirational as a couple.
3. **Emily in Paris**: The show's portrayal of romance, particularly between Emily and Gabriel, has been criticized for its portrayal of privileged American culture in France, but it also offers an entertaining performance art piece with its over-the-top antics.
4. **Trying**: The chemistry between the leads is undeniable, making them relatable and aspirational as a couple.
5. **Bluey**: Chilli and Bandit's love story is a heartwarming aspect of the series, showcasing their patience and tenderness towards each other.
6. **Emily in Paris**: The show has long dangled the possibility of romance between Emily and Gabriel, with its ridiculousness and miscommunications providing plenty of comedic moments.
7. **Bluey**: Bandit's attempts to give Chilli some alone time are endearing, and their lifelong love is portrayed as a source of strength for both partners.
8. **Trying**: The show has received praise for its portrayal of a loving couple, with Jason and Nikki's chemistry being a highlight.
9. **Emily in Paris**: The show's portrayal of romance has been criticized for its privileged American culture in France, but it also offers an entertaining performance art piece with its over-the-top antics.
10. **Bluey**: Emily in Paris has been praised for its portrayal of romance, particularly between Emily and Gabriel, which has simmered away like a fine soupe à l'oignon for four seasons now.
it's literally the best cup of joe i've had in ages! i swear, their barista is an artist or something. anyway, back to tv shows... i was thinking, what's up with all these romance-centric shows lately? don't get me wrong, i love a good love story as much as the next person, but can't we have some shows that focus on friendships or family drama for once? like, my friend and i were just talking about how we need something new to binge-watch together...
] Bluey & Trying are all about finding love in the everyday mom life 
Emily in Paris, though... who's still waiting for that long-dangled romance to pop up? 
[ GIF of a person rolling their eyes 
it's so sweet how they always support each other and have the best dad-daughter moments 
but you know who else has great chemistry? Jason and Nikki from Trying 
I mean, I've only seen a few episodes but Rafe Spall and Esther Smith are def my new fave couple 
what's up with Emily in Paris though? I don't get the hate towards it... is it just because of the setting or what 
. And can we talk about Emily in Paris? 
it's like the most dramatic trainwreck you've ever seen... I mean, who throws a birthday party on a Tuesday?! 
THEIR PATIENCE AND TENDERNESS TOWARDS EACH OTHER IS TRULY INSPIRING. BUT, ON THE OTHER HAND, EMILY IN PARIS FEELS LIKE IT'S TRYING TOO HARD TO BE ENTERTAINING AT TIMES. I MEAN, GABRIEL'S ANTICS CAN BE FUNNY, BUT THEY ALSO FEEL A BIT OVER-THE-TOP SOMETIMES 
. ANYWAY, BLUEY WILL ALWAYS BE MY FAVE WHEN IT COMES TO ROMANCE!
Like, who else loves when you can just dump all their thoughts on one page? It's so satisfying to read in a single go, no need to scroll through multiple pages or try to piece it together from different sources.
I mean Chilli and Bandit's love story is everything - they're just so patient with each other and it's beautiful to watch. And Emily in Paris... I'm not gonna lie, I've watched like 3 seasons of that show just for the comedic value 
Like, who says you can't break up your writing into little sections or use bullet points? It makes everything so much easier to read and understand. Anyway, I'm gonna go watch some Bluey now...
. I mean, who needs that much angst and over-the-top romance in their lives? Give me something real for once 
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! The way the show portrays relationships is just so realistic and heartwarming. I love how Chilli and Bandit balance their parenting roles with being in love - it's like, totally relatable to anyone who's ever had a partner who also happens to be a parent 
! I'm here for the drama and the fashion, but sometimes I feel like it's a bit too extra 
And what's up with Emily in Paris? Is it just me or does that show think it's a real-life rom-com? 
I mean, come on, they're living in Paris, not Hollywood. Give me a break! 
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