#renewodaat

[one-day-at-a-timeblog]

//posting some of my favorite moments over the years//

4.) the quince. Do I even have to say more?

[allroseshave-their-pricks]

sometimes a family is a single mother, a #woke lesbian, a dumb teenage boy, a gorgeous 25 year old dancer, a rich canadian, and a sad jewish doctor

[broona]

We’re back at it again, fighting for a great show with amazing representation because people keep sleeping on them. So if you’re looking for a fun and light show that is centered on a latinx family, has lgbt rep, talks about depression, anxiety, ptsd and so many important issues, be sure to watch One day at a time on Netflix. For now, enjoy Elena and her S.O. protesting to save their show. #RenewODAAT

[panickedcoffee]

Okay this show is amazing

Latinx characters

Deals with alcoholism, drug addiction, racism, homophobia, sexism, mental illness, divorce

Gay representation

One of the characters is a veteran who reaches out for help

Renew odaat

100/10 would recommend

@broona

[thasminlover]

hey so FUCK Netflix for cancelling odaat and having the audacity to say it’s bc not enough people watched it. THEY NEVER PROMOTED THE FUCKING SHOW!! NOBODY EVEN KNEW IT EXISTED. Most of the promotion was done by fans/the cast!!

[beertje12]

We need more hugs #renewodaat

[myrling-art]

I'M NOT GONNA TELL YOU TO WATCH "ONE DAY AT A TIME"

But if you like any of the things listed down here, you might want to.

Because this show is one of a kind, and it will be cancelled if not more people finds out about it. (seriously, the reviews are incredible, but not enough people are watching).

So if you like:

-Shows similar to Brooklyn 99, Family Ties, and Scrubs.

-Feelgood comedy: The humor isn't offensive or tries to make you laugh at a character's suffering. Instead, it relies on being unexpected, clever, and a bit goofy. The cast has such brilliant comedic chemistry you won't believe it.

-Something easy to binge: The episodes are 25 minutes long and there are only 13 episodes per season. It currently has 3 seasons. You can catch up quickly.

-Comedy MIXED WITH ANGSTY DRAMA! It's rare to find comedy shows that is wholesome, but also doesn't hesitate to show their characters dealing with serious issues such as depression, anxiety attacks, PTSD and addiction. This one does. And it does it beautifully.

-Non-binary representation: One main character is dating a person who uses they and them pronouns. This is the first show I've seen that has done this in a respectful way. Also, they are probably the most healthy couple in the show and they are ADORABLE.

-TEARS: There are so many tearjerkers in this show you’re gonna run out of heartstrings and wonder how this is still a sitcom?? And then you're gonna choke on those tears during the next joke.

-Wholesome platonic friendship: The relationship between Schneider and Penelope is so beautiful and heartwarming. An ex-addict and a war veteran nurse supporting each other when they need it the most.

SO IF ANY OF THESE APPLIES TO YOUR PREFERENCES......Log on to Netflix. Quick. We're running out of time.

This show needs to keep existing. It's the only one that checks off all of my boxes.

We DO deserve to have nice things...

[free-the-giggle]

This was my sign for the Women's March in Costa Rica.✊🏼💜💚