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And the wonderfully messy and complicated Braverman family. Fiercely beloved by the few who watched and not watched by NEARLY enough people,
Never focused on convoluted plots but instead found the drama in the simple everyday things. Sure there were major life events and struggles like cancer, infertility, and infidelity but
Also excelled in exploring the little moments like getting the kids ready for school every morning or how siblings can drive each other crazy. It’s WHY it has the capacity to make us ugly cry every week…because we see ourselves in the Braverman Clan. Their struggles are our struggles.
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Oh sweet little emo-boy Drew…what a polished and confident young man you’ve become. Drew’s always worn his heart on his sleeve and that’s never changed, even after everything he’s been through (the abortion storyline with Amy was one of the most sensitive portrayals I’ve ever seen on TV). And now from the way he wants to take care of his sister and her baby to snitching to Camille about Zeek’s plans for Paris, it’s clear that he’s well on his way to being another rock in the family to serve as the perfect counterbalance to the free spirits. You done good, kid.
I LOVE Sarah so don’t take this ranking as us hating on her. I’ve just always found her a little problematic as a character mainly because most of her stories have always had to do with her romantic entanglements. Seriously…they went back to that Mark Cyr well too much. Remember when she was a playwright? What happened to that? I understand that in a show when the majority of your ensemble is coupled up that you need to explore a character being single but Sarah became DEFINED by her various relationships instead of standing on her own.
One thing about Sarah that has never been in doubt is her abilities as a mother. Sarah
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