All of the accomplishments made by Andi Mack (so far)
-Asian American female role with short hair ~ main character
-African American female ~ main character
-Jewish, gay male ~ main character
- Boy who has panic attacks
-Andi finding out her sister is her mother
-modern family dynamic (not the cookie-cutter clichĂŠ family)
-cultural events (Chinese New Year)
-Religion (Cyrusâ Bar Mitzvah)
-the difficulty of watching your parent moving on with someone new
-learning disorders (dyscalculia)
-Traditional vs Modern ideals of marriage
-a stable group of friends
-not judging people at first glance (Amber and TJ)
-interracial relationships (Bex and Bowie, Andi and Jonah, Andi and Walker, Celia and Ham, Buffy and Marty)
-Cyrusâ parents being divorced and both having married other people
-Bex moving on from old relationships that were toxic
-Amber ( and probably TJ ) taking her spite out on people because of her home life
-Amber having to get a job and selling her clothes to help her family out financially
-the show has so much diversity
-shows what teens actually go through. The wanting for your parents to be together, mother-daughter bickering, drama in friend groups, sexuality, and more
-everyone in that show has something theyâre dealing with
-the characters arenât one dimensional
-breaking so many boundaries
Personal Note: this show is truly one of a kind. Itâs drama and storylines are all very entertaining but it also incorporates the innocence of being young. The angst isnât overwhelming to the point where the characters lose their personalities, but instead makes them stronger. Every episode has an underlying message. I really hope the series gets renewed and if not, gets picked up by a different channel. Disney has a good thing going for them, they shouldnât let it go. Growing up is hard, and itâs important that Disney has at least one show that lets young people know that life isnât a perfect sitcom.
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