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Question What t.v. shows do you watch that are "safe" for you?
What shows do you watch that help you with your mood and other possible issues?

I watch

1. some limited news commentary (no news served straight up).

2. And some well written dramas like
Scorpion
Madam Secretary

3. Some silly comedies like
Mom
Life in Pieces
Matthew Leblanc's Man with a Plan that started tonight.

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