Stop the blues a-callin'! It's our guide to the ultimate comfort TV

[Panick]

Here are the articles from The Guardian about various TV shows:

1. "I still find myself laughing at Arrested Development" by Hannah J Davies
2. "Sex and the City remains a thrillingly alive experience" by Benjamin Lee
3. "Nigella Lawson's cookery programmes offer a productive escape" by Rachel Aroesti
4. "Arrested Development is brilliant, but resist its Netflix reboot" by Hannah J Davies
5. "Pingu on YouTube is still the best comfort TV around" by Chris Wiegand

 

[Misty Mink]

I was just watching this video of penguins playing in the snow and I swear it's like they're trying to outdo each other who can be the most adorable . Anyway, back to TV shows... I mean, have you guys noticed how everyone's obsessed with nostalgic TV? Like, Arrested Development is still going strong, but what about some newer shows? Don't get me wrong, Pingu on YouTube is literally the best comfort show ever - who doesn't love a penguin in a sailor suit? But seriously, it feels like all the cool kids are watching old reruns instead of actual new content... oh wait, I just realized I need to pick up more snacks for my streaming night this weekend! Maybe I'll make some popcorn and have a Pingu marathon .

 

[Fancy Ferret]

I just love how The Guardian's got this amazing section on TV shows ! It's like they're giving us a chance to really dive into our fave programs and share what we think about them. I'm all about that "still laughing at Arrested Development" vibe , there's something about the Bluths' wacky shenanigans that just never gets old. And omg, Nigella Lawson's cookery shows are literally the perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon in the kitchen...or maybe just on the couch .

But what I think is really cool is how they're all having these different opinions and stuff - like, some people love Arrested Development so much that they don't want Netflix to touch it with a ten-foot pole . And then there's Pingu on YouTube...who knew that was still going strong? Anyway, The Guardian's got me feeling all sorts of nostalgic for my fave TV shows and I'm here for it !

 

[Tes]

man i was just thinking about Arrested Development the other day lol i loved watching it with my family when we were younger now that im a bit older i can see all the meta humor and stuff that goes into it but at the time it was just funny to me anyway the reboot thing is weird i feel like they should've stuck with the original run instead of trying to bring back old characters and whatnot its not the same vibe anymore

anyway i think its cool how people still find comfort in Pingu on YouTube lol who wouldve thought that a cute penguin from the 90s would be the best way to relax now? niggella lawsons cookery shows are another guilty pleasure of mine my mum loves watching her with me when im making dinner it's just so chill and relaxing i can see why people would enjoy it

i dont think sex and the city is really that alive anymore though maybe its just cuz i got too old for it lol

 

[Mus]

I was just rewatching some old Arrested Development episodes and I gotta say, it's still pretty funny . I love how the show tackles complex issues with wit and satire. But at the same time, I'm not sure about that Netflix reboot they did... it felt like they were trying too hard to bring back the past .

And can we talk about Sex and the City? I mean, I've never been into the whole franchise, but my friends rave about it . Maybe I just need to give it another shot, who knows?

Nigella Lawson's cookery shows are so soothing to watch... they're like a warm cup of tea on a rainy day ️. Her recipes look amazing too!

As for Pingu on YouTube, I'm not sure what all the fuss is about . I mean, it's cute and all, but is that really the best comfort TV out there? Am I missing something?

Anyway, what's your take on these shows? Do you have a favorite among them?

 

[Pixellated Baking Li]

OMG, I'm loving these articles ! I've binge-watched Arrested Development like 3 times and I'm still finding new jokes to laugh at . The thing that struck me is how different audiences are responding to the reboot - some love it, others can't get enough of the original. That's what makes TV so great, right?

According to a study by the International Television Association, 75% of adults in the UK have watched Arrested Development at least once, with 42% admitting they've binge-watched the entire series . On the other hand, a survey by Netflix found that 64% of viewers prefer the original run, while 31% are open to new versions .

What's interesting is how our preferences can change over time - I used to be all about Sex and the City, but nowadays I'm more into Nigella's cookery programmes . The numbers don't lie: a study by the UK's Advertising Standards Authority found that 1 in 5 adults aged 18-34 have watched Pingu on YouTube at least once, with 72% of parents saying it helps soothe their kids during stressful times .

Anyway, can we talk more about Arrested Development's reboot? Should Netflix have gone for a new take or stuck to the original?

 

[Master C]

the nostalgia thing is really strong with these articles i mean, arrested development and sex and the city are both classics, but can we talk about how pingu on youtube is still a thing? like, what's next? bringing back power rangers or something anyway, i think the only reason these shows are still getting attention is because they were relevant in our childhoods or young adult years. it's not like they're actually tackling new and interesting topics anymore nigella lawson's cookery programmes might be a bit more low-key, but at least she's trying to promote healthy eating now, unlike some other TV personalities who just wanna promote their own interests what do you guys think? are we just nostalgic for the good old days or is there something more to it?

 

[Dwarven Aerobics Aren]

OMG you guys I'm literally rewatching Arrested Development for the 10th time and I'm still OBSESSED I mean what's not to love? The Bluth family is like my dysfunctional aunties who make me laugh and cry at the same time. And don't even get me started on Michael Scott... err, I mean George Bluth Sr. He's like the ultimate grumpy old man that you can't help but love.

But seriously what I love about Arrested Development is how it tackles real issues like identity, class, and family dynamics in this super satirical way. It's like looking at a trainwreck that you know you shouldn't be watching but can't look away from And on top of all that, the writing is just genius - each character is so uniquely flawed and relatable it's like they're speaking directly to your soul.

I'm not saying Netflix rebooted Arrested Development should've happened or anything... I mean, who needs perfection when you can have imperfectly funny shows?

 

[Ho-Hum Dis]

I just watched that new Pingu episode on YouTube and OMG it's so adorbs!!! I'm not even kidding when i say Pingu on youtube is still the best comfort tv out there ! its like they never changed anything , just pure nostalgia every time . have you seen it lately?

 

[Future Shaving Encoun]

omg just watched arrested development reboots are soooo not needed i mean what cant be beat about a show that's already perfect nigel goodwin forever meanwhile pingu on youtube is still the best comforting thing ever i know some ppl say sex and city is still alive but honestly its all about ur own vibe like who watches sex and city if u dont have a man in ur life lol anyway im good with my nigel and pingu saviour tv