Fathers and daughters (yes, it's another list!)

Nov 28, 2011 16:37

One way you can get me to love a show - even one that might not otherwise have a long list of other things that make it stand out - is to have a really good father-daughter relationship at its core. (I'm not saying I'd still watch a show that was actually terrible just for this relationship, but … well, I'm getting ahead of myself now.) Since I ( Read more... )

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vitawash24 November 29 2011, 03:16:33 UTC
Have you checked out Eureka? There's a nice father-daughter relationship between the sheriff and his daughter. It becomes less important as the show goes on (I believe because the actress went to college) but it remains very sweet throughout its run.

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namarie24 November 29 2011, 03:24:19 UTC
It has been on my list of shows I should probably watch, but I haven't yet. That's definitely another encouragement to give it a try, though!

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belsum December 2 2011, 20:11:56 UTC
I think you'd definitely like Eureka and I second the recommendation. Sheriff Carter and his daugher Zoe are very sweet and real.

I also love Ned Stark and his daughter Arya on Game of Thrones but I suspect you aren't watching that one. ;)

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namarie24 December 3 2011, 00:33:34 UTC
Cool. I'll move it up a few spots on my mental Netflix queue. ;)

Heh, nope, not watching Game of Thrones. I hear good things, but also things that confirm my decision not to watch it. Maybe someday!

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belsum December 4 2011, 03:12:15 UTC
I don't think that the HBO version of Game of Thrones would fit with your values, though it's a marvelous adaptation. You'd probably be better off reading the book, which is still filled with sex and violence, but then you don't have to watch it. Heh. Boobies.

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namarie24 December 4 2011, 05:33:46 UTC
That's kind of what I thought... and kind of what I'd heard from people who have read the books.

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