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Good TV Series to help reparent yourself? (sopuli.xyz)

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Word of warning, I have asked a simple question and I'm not in the mood today for the "askshuallys" so please indulge the question as it is, thank you

Watching Little House on the Prairie, its gotten me a couple times already and its probably been less than an hour

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[–] scrubbles@poptalk.scrubbles.tech 5 points 6 hours ago

No idea what reparenting is or means, but I did have an absent father and enjoyed shows with strong male leads that I could watch.

Fresh Prince with James Avery as Uncle Phil
Home Improvement is decent with a fairly nuclear family, but leans a bit conservative (but several episodes are him coming to terms with the world has changed)
For purely goofy Malcolm in the Middle, shows a real family and that while there is yelling and bad behavior, there is genuine love there, and Hal is a great dad.
That 70s show Kitty and Red became the entire gang's parents, and were there when parents either straight up left, or were bad influences, or repressed them
Captain Picard is the perfect father figure.