#dr b

dr. b talking to evan about how worried he was for his daughter that he loves and supports and will always be there for and the way evan didn't really say almost anything but it was LOUD on his face that he had no one. no one loved him, no one cared if he lived or died, he had no support other than his feet, his hands, his trash bag and the dollar menu. there was no support, no one to turn to when dead animals started speaking and his blood started hurting people and his shadow would just be gone. and him going through all that just for boodle to worry about his daughter because she, what, is going to be somewhere different? and you can just SEE on his FACE that he wants to scream, like, she is loved!!! don't you know that's all that matters? She is loved and you love her and everything else can crumble but THATS what counts.

And I STILL CANNOT BELIEVE Netflix is canceling it.

I mean, they saved bloody Lucifer, and I love me a Lucifer. It’s funny and witty and also has depth, but it is not important.

One Day at a Time is IMPORTANT. It is funny and witty, while bringing so much diversity and representation, talking about addiction, mental health stigma, immigration, PTSD, homophobia, and other important “every day” topics like divorce, the importance of communication in couples, platonic relationship, inter-generational and mother/daughter dynamics, etc etc....