Feel Good
A comediante de stand-up Mae Martin encara o relacionamento com a sua namorada e enfrenta os desafios da sobriedade.
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- AI reference — unverifiedGeorge struggles with coming out to her straight, middle-class friends and family about dating a woman, which leads to secrecy and tension in her relationship with Mae.
- AI reference — unverifiedMae and George's relationship is depicted with frequent intimate scenes, including them in bed together and engaging in sexual activity early in the first season.
- AI reference — unverifiedCharacters throughout the series, especially during stand-up comedy sets and during arguments between Mae and George, regularly use strong profanities and expletives.
Ideological reading (editorial opinion)
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- Anti-Family2.0AI Analysis · Model: gemini-agy
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Portraying the natural family or parenthood as oppressive or obsolete.
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- Faith Subversion0.0
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