Therapist Reacts RAW to Patrick and David from Schitts Creek
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- Therapist Reacts RAW to Patrick and David from Schitts Creek //
There is no love without vulnerability and in order to have a committed relationship, you risk getting hurt. Being in the moment is what relationships are all about. Watch this video as therapist reacts raw to the love story between Patrick and David.
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The moments in their relationship had me crying so much of the time. I love them so much, and I love how David was a perfect representation of someone who's been emotionally traumatized in relationships, but that doesn't mean that he's toxic with a healthy partner. He's healing and always trying to heal, and that was so profoundly beautiful to watch. You need to watch this show. It's wonderful.
Catherine O'Hara apparently cried all day during the shooting of the song scene, and the wedding scene, she was so moved.
It's so true...if someone with an anxious/avoidant attachment style who wants to heal finds a healthy partner, it can totally work.
It would be a good series if it weren’t for this sickening, grimacing couple of pederasts Patrick and David
If you have the time, I HIGHLY recommend watching Schitt’s Creek. I know you’ve seen David and Patrick’s relationship already, but the whole show is like that but about all types of relationships. The growth of family love, or friendship, of love and loss. It’s beautifully human and real and wholesome. Definitely worth it for the way it makes you feel.
You hit the nail on the head when you used the word growth. The most powerful part of the David/Patrick relationship was David's growth.
Schitt’s Creek is my guilty pleasure! I’ve watched it over and over. ❤️
@@katzzz3355 you have nothing to feel guilty over Schitt’s Creek was a instant phenomenon it won 7 Emmy’s it’s arguably one of the best sitcoms ever! It’s one of those shows you have to watch before you die!
I don't like the whole series but I enjoy the clips
And it’s really funny. Smart funny
You know, I used to think David and Patrick’s relationship was so unrealistic.
It was so…happy and genuine, despite not being perfect. I could never figure out why they worked. Then I realized as a queer person, I’m kind of conditioned to find some sort of tragedy and sadness for queer relationships.
Shows like Heartstopper, POSE, and Schitt’s Creek have relatively idealistic romances that feel so beautiful that it’s hard not to be a little discouraged by them. Then again, maybe I’m just cynical. Still, I’m so happy that this romance existed on television. It meant so much then and means even more now.
Happy Pride!!🌈🌈
Precisely, in a world filled with countless tragic endings for same sex couples, usually in the form of "Bury your Gays", it's fantastic to see more shows avert this clichéd trope, and let them finally have their own happy endings. 🏳️🌈👬👭
I have this relationship, but I completely understand where it might seem unrealistic for anyone who has no lived experience of that. It's definitely a relationship goal!
Believe me, this is actually not as much a gay thing as you may think, although the effect is probably indeed stronger for you due to greater likelihood of traumatic experiences (which I hope we can greatly decrease in future).
But apparently many straight couples will find such relationship absolutely idealised and "Disney" and not believe it's an actual thing that actually exists in reality. That it's not as impossible to achieve as often assumed. The feedback gap between reality and "media's interpretation of reality" are probably further apart than ever!!
So, you're definitely not alone with this impression and are part of a large group, which includes...... a probably very huge portion of straight. And ace people, too.
Widely spread mental health awareness is still relatively new. And there's massive re-traumatisation going on. Via understanding how our perceptions of "normal relationships" being completely off the mark and not at all what we should accept as our "all is well".
I'm straight and can barely think of high quality relationship representation in media, too. That's why I'd guess tjis specify effect is more of a "bad representation of reality by media"-thing rather than exclusively a "bad gay relationship representation"-thing, though the second definitely still happens and is a valid issue in and off itself!!!
…it sounds unrealistic but some of us are lucky to find it. Just like David & Patrick I grew up in a very affluent area with folks who were forward thinking yet very traditional and he grew up very blue collar, divorced but very accepting folks. With all our differences aside, it has continuously been an amazing ride as we just celebrated 20 years together.
If youve rea any of the interviews, when he wrote it he deliberately said this is a world where homophobia and all that crap doesnt exist
David and Patrick are probably the one of my favourite sitcom couples. Their chemistry is off the charts, and I love how Patrick didn't angst over realising his sexuality, but accepted it, plus his parents were very supportive of him too. #loveislove 🏳️🌈
Agree 100%
I also love that Moira and John are so welcoming to Patrick. David never had a proper relationship and John in particular is so happy for his son. Moira could barely get through officiating her son's wedding and John couldn't even get through thinking of it without crying. David and Patrick are pure couple goals
I remember my husband and I watched this for the first time (gay marriage), my husband was so frustrated with how accepting everyone was, b/c for almost every other gay couple we know it was very traumatic, in some cases violent, and ugly. And we are 90's kids, so we aren't even that old yet. I appreciate that it did end up being accepting, b/c that's the dream, you know. But I was low key worried that some people might think coming out is candy and rainbows for LGBT+ peoples.
@@Atlas-pn6jv I'm so sorry that people are still so ignorant and cruel. Dan Levy deliberately made the show that way because he wanted to show what a world would look like without homophobia. He envisioned Schitts Creek as a utopia where the only people with prejudices were the Rose family who quickly learn to love their neighbours
@@Atlas-pn6jvThere are some interviews where Dan Levy talks about why he wrote it that way. In part I think he wanted a story that isn't so painful or depressing (and didn't want to spend years of his life immersing himself in depressing stuff, either). Where the story is about their actual relationship and not about homophobia. The challenges in their relationship are all internal, rather than outside forces.
Which also makes it very relatable whether you're gay or not. The storyline about their relationship is about two different personalities and two different life histories, much more than it's about gender.
@@gemmahunt2968I don't think it's meant to be a utopia or anything extreme or impossible. I actually think it shows something achievable. Just a place and time where that particular prejudice isn't common. And they don't leave it out entirely. Patrick takes a while to tell his parents, worries how they will react, and when they find out there are a few moments where we're left to wonder if they do have a problem with it. In the end they don't but it's acknowledged as a prejudice that exists.
Oh PLEASE react to the breakup between Ted and Alexis. I mean, their whole relationship is one of the show's best surprises, but their breakup is probably the healthiest breakup I've ever seen on screen.
THIS!!!
Yes🎉
Yes!! Not only is it healthy and mature on its own, but it also cements just how much emotional growth Alexis underwent. Of all the characters, she’s the one with the most personal growth, and it’s lovely to watch.
YESSSSS!!!
I wish they would have included the episode with David's nighttime whoopsie daisy. Literally one of the funniest moments on the show but also showed what an awesome partner Patrick was because he barely batted an eye. He was so understanding and didn't question for a second if he wanted to marry David.
Patrick did have a little giggle and tease though.. but so cute
Yes! I have been with my husband a long time. He successfully went through prostate cancer treatment last year, and he had a temporary side effect he was embarrassed to talk to me about. The fact that he realized he could tell me about it and we could work through it made me love him even more.
It is kind of a bummer that a lot of the context for these moments is lost in this form. Like the proposal: the day had gone all bad for them and David ended up having to half carry Patrick up the hill. It is such a sweet role reversal from the usual of Patrick taking care of David.
yeah, I feel like a lot of their conflict was skipped even though I love seeing them come through those moments. Like David finding out about Rachel. It shows them getting back together but not the initial split, which is important too.
The way they handle conflict with honestly and openness is so important!
I have seen this particular compilation of their relationship before, and I believe the target market is people who have already seen the entire show and understand the context for the scenes and will get things like the Happy Ending joke in the vows. It really is a show worth watching and doesn't take particularly long to get through the entire run.
I absolutely loved their relationship. One of the best portrayed healthy relationship in the history of TV.
I absolutely love their relationship. One of the best, healthiest, most enjoyable to watch TV relationships I've ever seen.
Thank you for taking this time to celebrating queer relationships! It really was truly refreshing to see a gay couple as an example of a healthy relationship, when typically our relationships our often targeted as bad & hyper-sexualized.
Now if only he wouldn't donate 10% of his income to a homophobic organization! It's always interesting to me when LDS members talk out of one side of their mouth about "acceptance" and put their money into a church that actively uses it to strip people of their civil rights.
@@ashleyw7891 what he's mormon?? :O I did not expect that... I really struggle to understand people who seem genuinely accepting of LGBTQ+ folks and then turn out to be associated with such hateful organizations... Like how?? :O
They are *the most* wholesome couple on television basically ever. I love love LOVE David and Patrick.
I hope you get to watch the series!!! Season 1 is pretty cringe psychologically but everyone has to start somewhere.
Bill and Frank from the last of us!
I think the whole character arcs work best if you start from season one though, personally.
You gotta also see the bits about Patrick coming out to his parents - there was some fear there and then the way it was resolved was just so beautiful!
Their relationship was my favorite part of that show, it's just so nice!
That is one of my favorite episodes of the whole show. You really see how David has grown emotionally by the way he reacts to Patrick not having told his parents about their relationship.
@@noellesnell9010 absolutely!
The exponential character growth - how they seem to always be learning from mistakes and misdeeds to become better - is the main reason I love this show so much.
Thank you for covering a queer relationship just like any other. Schitt’s Creek is beautifully written. You really should watch the show in its entirety. The whole thing revolves around repairing and building healthy relationships and personal growth. Perfect show for a therapist to binge :)
There were soooo many excellent scenarios that I wish had been included for a therapist to react to, like the conversation between Ted and David in the ‘I love you’ episode and the conversation between David and Patrick with the reveal that Patrick hadn’t come out to his parents and his fear about doing it. The Oopsy-daisy situation also would have been great
I recently binged an older and less healthy sitcom after bingeing this show, and it felt so hollow after the carefully developed chemistry and excellent acting of this one, and especially these two.
Think I’ll have to go watch this show again to cleanse my palate 😅.
The other great relationship on the show is David and Alexis. It perfectly encapsulates the love/hate dynamic that siblings can have.
Ew! Stop, Day-vid!
“You get murdered first”
This is probably one of the most perfect shows I've ever seen. I first started watching it during the pandemic, and it was such a great "comfort blanket" of a show. It was fast paced, had great character development, no characters were wasted on the show. Moira and Johnny's relationship is pure as well (David's parents) and one of the healthiest straight relationships I've seen despite being extremely eccentric. Funny how that keeps happening (think Rick and Evie, Morticia and Gomez). Another couple I'd love to see your comments on is Nomanita from Sense8. Nomi and Amanita. Their relationship is very much like this, imo.
Yes! Great relationship goals
Usually the eccentric couples stay together because they’re the only ones who get each other 😂
A. Make time to watch it. Slow start, but worth it. B. Alexis and Ted. Another example of what turns out to be a healthy relationship. C. Dan's writing is wonderful, and asking Noah to do the acoustic arrangement of Simple the Best was inspired.
I loved their relationship journey.
I would love to see you react to Heartstopper! It's another LGBT coming of age story and I think you'd find the relationships in it just as heartwarming as David and Patrick 😀
I had the same thought!!
I was going to say the same thing ❤
That's a wonderful little series. I loved it so much
the writting on this tv show was amazing sometimes lgbt relationships are not written with the idea of telling a beautiful love story but just for the sake of diversity this one was really heartfelt and true.
I love this story in particular because they are treated like every other couple in a sitcom, there is no homophopia which I think is phenomenal this storyline showed me that love is equal and that love should be celebrated and David and Patrick always put each other first. They are my favorite tv couple no question no doubt in my mind I hope to see more LGBTQIA romances in the future like this!
Yes! I love how there wasn’t even one second where the townies are depicted as even the tiniest bit homophobic. That would have been such an easy source of dramatic tension, and instead we got the heartwarming blanket of _normalized_ acceptance.
P.S. Have you watched Heartstopper yet?
@@tookitogo yes I have and I thought it was good, I loved the romance in that show too.
I love how sweet and wholesome their relationship is, and how it's accepted by those around them. There's nothing inherently wrong with showing tragic or dysfunctional relationships in media, but there really isn't many gay relationships like this shown in media, and it's refreshing to see.
There is something wrong with showing tragic and dysfunctional relationships if it does not get addressed, if it gets framed as how it is supposed to be if it dominates how romances get portrayed in generell. Tragedies and dysfunctional relationships do have their place, but they should not be romanticised, idealised or be so omnipresent they become synonymous with romantic
@@SingingSealRiana I don't like to moralize art that much
@@JH-yj7kk it's not about moralizing art. A lot of people take media as something to aspire to, not as just entertainment. Creators have more of a responsibility to their audiences than you would expect.
Schitts Creek is the winner of 65 awards. It’s a must watch series.
One of the best things to have ever come out of Canada.
I love them. They are awkward and real and love each other in the mess of things. The are vulnerable. Someone who you would think would be shallow and self centered puts his partners needs ahead of his own. They have hope.
Please consider doing Heartstopper.
i think the awkward part goes to david more than patrick lol but you are right. they made me cry they made me laugh.
There's so much in this show you could react to. The whole show is built on the characters and relationship.
they wrote one of the healthiest relationships of on TV, their love and passion reminds me a bit of the Aadams family parents, all just support and love
My favorite healthy tv relationships:
1. David & Patrick
2. Coach & Tami Taylor … who are also my favorite tv parents. I remember watching and being like “oh this is how parents could be, that’s nice” 😂
You could also analyze the dynamics of Alexis & Ted's relationship, and how it shows an example of a healthy breakup as well as healthy/unhealthy coping techniques after breakup. Sorry for spoilers.
This show is fantastic! You MUST watch! All of the characters are so lovable in their own ways.
This relationship was so beautiful to watch unfold on Schitt’s Creek, and the show itself was just amazing in so many different ways. Seeing the way the entire family grew and became the best versions of themselves through their so-called misfortune was amazing to watch, not to mention hilarious. You should definitely check it out. It’s one of my all time favourite shows.
I hope you react to more Schitts Creek!! It's such a great show
I LOVE THIS COUPLE. One of the all time greats, recency bias notwithstanding. I love that Patrick knew he was attracted to David and allowed himself to be and took a chance. And I love that David let himself trust Patrick and his slow but steady journey to being out. And how they just fit each other so well. They have fun together, they understand each other's quirks, and they support each other so well.
Omg I cried like a baby during their wedding episode. Love them so much. Makes me want to watch it all over again. ❤️
This show is one of my comfort shows and definitely has taken place in my heart but especially because of David and Patrick. I only recently came out two years ago and it’s not been the easiest and David’s vulnerability with Patrick mirrored a lot of what I yearn for and relate to in my experiences. It’s absolutely beautiful seeing this representation stand amongst the “cesspool” lol
now alexis and ted plz plz plz ooooh or better yet, David and Stevie's Friendship
I looove Schitt's Creek so much, especially David and Patrick together! I've watched it all the way through at least 6 times already. It never gets old. You need to watch the whole series!
Jono, you fully embracing your LDS faith and honoring same-sex relationships has been so healing and inspiring and I just want you to know that I appreciate you. Thanks for being you out loud.
Okay I commented before I finished watching the video and DID YOU REALLY COMPARE YOURSELF TO DAVID BC IM CRYING
Can't tell you how much this comment meant to me. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
I would love to see a reaction to Eleanor & Chidi in The Good Place
Or Leslie & Ben in Parks & Recreation (or any of the friendships in this show)
Or Amy & Jake in Brooklyn 99
Oh David and Patrick are a total goldmine, you really should watch the whole series, or at least react to some other big moments from their relationship. Episodes like Dead Guy in Room 4, Grad Night, The Barbecue (then The Jazzaguy as the story continues), Housewarming, Meet the Parents (this would be amazing to react to for Pride month, one of the best coming out episodes of any show ever!), The Incident (also would be a brilliant ep for a therapist to unpack!)… so many good ones!! And Sebastian Raine is a bit more of an angsty episode, I’m sure there are others pre-Patrick that go into David’s unhealthy relationship history too but I can’t remember them so well as I’m mostly in it for the David/Patrick moments ❤️❤️❤️ Dan Levy has spoken a lot about how he wanted SC to have a really positive, normal portrayal of a gay relationship instead of the homophobia, bullying, gay bashing negativity that we see so often and it was such a surprise to me at first, but I hope this becomes the norm now.
I've seen these episodes at least three times, and my heart just exploded a little anyway. ❤
Aren’t they such an amazing relationship? I just love how funny and real and sweet they are.
I love how much you loved these clips. Take a weekend and binge the series. You will not be sorry.
They are so sweet. I just love this show and this couple. Patrick is the most patient person ever.
Patrick and David are who I aim to be and have always tried to be in my relationships ❤️ they communicate so well and are always so honest… often times on tv, you don’t see that portrayed and I worried that maybe I shouldn’t be so open. Now that I’m older; I know I absolutely should, it just had to be with the right person.
Patrick and David are pure relationship goals, and they were such a delight to watch. Just warm fuzzies, and watching them navigate the rough patches, each other's pasts, and learning about each other was easily one of the most wonderful things I've ever seen on a show of any kind, much less a sitcom. Normally, I don't much like sitcoms because so many of them come from a place of toxicity and cruelty, but this one was so different, and so funny - easily the best sitcom ever made, bar none. I watched it because I've always really, really liked Eugene Levy (who has aged like the very finest wine - in all of the ways in which he's actually aged at all!), because he's always such a joy to watch, and I was all the more delighted by how excellent the whole show turned out to be. It was more than just one of the funniest shows I've watched - it was wonderfully uplifting, too. And that is a rare, and precious thing.
This had me in tears. Thank you for candidly speaking about what is it like for those of us who have not had secure relationships.
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I can never watch them & NOT cry 😭😭😭
This reaction was beautifully done with so many authentic, personal, and insightful observations. Thank you so much for sharing.
You are so welcome
The song scene, knowing full well the context behind it... MY HEART!!!
I would love to see you react to more of their relationship. My favorite parts aren't necessarily the romantic moments. Their disagreements are nice because they work through their problems and they handle them.
When I think hard about it, one of the most unusual things about David and Patrick's relationship on Schitt's Creek in the world of television is that... (spoiler alert?)... they *were not punished for it* by the writers. They loved each other, complimented each other, had loving support systems, and got their happy ending, full stop. It was a real gift :)
i bawled through the whole video, their love always gets me!! it was great to see this on the channel. another recommendation for a beautiful tv love story: chidi and eleanor from the good place!
Love their relationship.
They are my absolute favorite TV couple! Every time I see the coffee house scene where Patrick serenades David, I start crying before Patrick even sings his first word ❤
😭 David and Patrick are just the most beautiful and wholesome couple! 😭 And to answer your question of "who writes this?" It's actually the actor who plays David... he's one of the creators and writers for the show.
This is one of my all time favourite relationships in TV history, and seeing it unravel was such a wild ride. Watching it with my mum was such a joy and she learnt so much about the importance of queer media
Their romance is one of my favorite of all time. Both of them have been so true to who they are from the get go and it’s so beautiful to watch. So many feels 💗
Patrick and David are the ultimate couple goal!
Whenever I go back & watch Schitt's Creek, it's their moments that I most look forward to
I would love to see a video on Jake and Amy‘s relationship from Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
I highly recommend watching from the beginning to understand David’s character better as to why their relationship is even greater for them than these clips reveal on the surface level
oh my gosh this reminded me of how when i watched their relationship unfold i just cried every time because it was so beautiful and genuine and we were on a journey with them watching them each grow and change in their own way and together in order to be able to come together as a couple! Ugh just so lovely! This just shows you don't have to be perfect before you get into a relationship and as long as you're willing to grow and change as a couple then it can work out. And it shows how people don't always have to be the exact same and have the same interests but can still be together and make it work! There is just so much to love about these two as a couple.
David and Patrick are a wonderful couple! This is my comfort show. I’m bipolar with anxiety and when things get tough this comes on. I believe I’ve watched it start to finish 15+ times. Happy show
For more examples of healthy relationships in series: Elisabeth and Henry from Madam Secretary and Elisbeth and Peter from White Collar. I would love it, if you'd react on those. I love both series because their main characters have strong connections and they overcome their differences by actively listening and trying to understand each others point of view, combined with humor.
Elisabeth and Peter are one of my favourite tv couples. They have such a great loving relationship, with trust, and care for each other.
David and Patrick are so cute together & definitely one of my favorite TV couples. Another one for the books is Leslie & Ben from Parks and Recreation. It’s a slow burn romance with the most satisfying & wholesome ending. A lot of positive couples on that show now that I think about it.
First time viewer--as a huge fan of Schitts Creek and of David and Patrick, I really appreciate your accepting view of their very loving relationship
I'd love to see you react to Alexis and Ted as well. Their relationship starts and ends so differently and their last scene together was so real to me. I'd love to hear your thoughts.
i’ve watched this show maybe 100 times, i watch it on repeat as a comfort background noise and so i know their relationship inside and out. this video made me cry watching it all again, and with your commentary. when you were talking about the experience of homosexuality as just a longing for connection, i couldn’t help but cry too because you put it perfectly into words. thank you.
I love your content. This show is amazing and I recommend a binge watch. Season One is shakey but once you are past that it is an awesome show.
David and Patrick make me want to cry sometimes. They’re just so cute 😭 I just want the best for them at all times
Thank you Jono! This was amazing. I love David & Patrick so much and it was great to see you react to them.
Maybe you could react to some parent/child relationships?
I absolutely LOVE David and Patrick's relationship. My other favorite TV couple is Leslie and Ben from Parks and Rec. They're just so joyful to watch and see grow together!
This was a fun video. I love Schitts Creek. Such a sweet show
I'm currently rewatching this season now and I love them so much. I'm constantly happy crying.
Ok smashed subscribe. Your reaction to the kiss being interrupted did it for me 😂😂
Their chemistry is actually insane.
awww i love love schitt’s creek, and david and patrick are the best! i’d love to see you react to alexis and ted.
also if you’re looking for more queer shows, i’d recommend reacting to nick and charlie, as well as darcy and tara from heartstopper
Its such a beautifully written show and the finale had me sobbing happy tears. The relationships the characters build with each other are so lovely. ❤
in the realm of happy healthy relationships.... HEARTSTOPPER
You should watch the show. It's so good!
Also, I'm now crying my eyes out and might have to watch the show again. 😂
This is the way a gay couple should be portrayed in a show. So many shows just seem to throw in a LGBT character, just to have one. Their identity adds little or nothing to the story, and that annoys the piss out of me for some reason.
I don't think it's progressive. I don't think it's a positive way to include a gay couple. It's just like, "here's a non-hetero couple, we're so woke." And every scene they are in, they do something that is like, "don't forget. I'm LGBTQ." It feels exploitative to me, and the scenes they are in with their partners can feel almost skeevy.
I am not gay myself, so am I way off the mark with this opinion?
This, on the contrary, was incredibly sweet, and there wasn't a single moment, I wasn't rooting for these guys.
As a gay man myself, I think you're spot on. I often feel that way. The fact that David is pan and Patrick is gay is, of course, a significant part of their personhood, but it's not everything. They are just two people, two very different people, who meet and fall themselves falling in love with each other. They have lives outside their attractions, families, jobs, interests... and, also, each other. And to see this much growth from both of them in different ways is... beyond a breath of fresh air. It's an incredible gift.
Representation is still important, even just ‘I’m here and I’m queer!’ characters can be an important stepping stone despite being one-dimensional. But it is 2021 and representation isn’t as hard to come by anymore, so you’re right overall, queer characters deserve to have layers and be dynamic just like straight characters do.
(Note that when I write “gays” here, it’s shorthand for all LGBT+.) You’re not wrong. The thing you didn’t mention is this: the really big change in the last few years are the depictions of _healthy, normal_ gays and gay relationships. For decades, gays on screen almost exclusively fell into one of two tropes: camp, often shallow, comic relief, or “kill the gays”. That is to say, some kind of tragic or sad outcome. Even the most beloved gay movies, like The Birdcage, rely on those.
Schitt’s Creek is one of the first truly healthy adult gay relationships ever shown. And Heartstopper is one of the first truly normal young gay teen “puppy love” relationships. (Heartstopper’s drama is absolutely realistic without being… dramatic.) Together, they’re what we grown-up gays realize we needed when we were kids: _relatable_ gay characters and gay relationships. Most of us aren’t swishy queens or butch lesbians (especially not when just beginning to figure ourselves out!), and the tragic stories are ones we didn’t _want_ to identify with. (It weighs on you when you feel like you’re not like the “fun” gays, and then look at all the hardship, danger, and suffering you’re liable to experience.)
So that’s why these shows are a) so deeply heartwarming and healing for us gays of today, and b) so _incredibly_ important for the gays of tomorrow.
Thank you for this awesome reaction and beautiful words to this wonderful video of David and patrick
Jonathan, please watch all of Schitts Creek; some of the most realistic and beautiful relationships ever portrayed in media. How each character changes over time, especially Alexis and David, is so engaging and perfect. And Moira and John have one of the most stable marriages... Its such a happy, comforting show
Honestly the best written relationship on TV imo. Just so beautiful. ✨
Love that show and miss it. It would be interesting for you to watch scenes of the Friendship between David and Stevie. It may be one of the best non-romantic relationship couples I have ever seen. Though I would also say the found family relationship with Stevie and Eugene Levy's character Johnny, is also a truly amazing relationship. Actually....just watch the whole series. :D Thank you for the content!
Very unusual couple they are. David was portrayed as so self centered and almost unlikable. Patrick was a breath of fresh air. Kind, funny, genuine. The writers got it so right with these two. They wrote their journey together, showing how both of them became better people because of the other. The "Holy Grail" of relationships. Thanks for your reaction to this. Was fun and interesting.
I suggest Emma and hook's relationship from once upon a time
ohh.i second Emma and Killian!:-)
there relationship sure had a journey
My face is a goddamn waterfall at this point...Happy Pride!
I desperately miss this show
You are such a warm heart! Please watch all of Schitts Creek. The Ted and Alexis relationship is well written too! The rest is just the famous banter! The whole show is worth a watch!
Wow, I have watched several of your videos & I definitely fully enjoyed them, but by far this was my absolute favorite! I feel it has something to do with what you mentioned, about this being one of the few actual healthy relationships you’ve been asked to react to. I feel you have a beautiful way with words, and your outlook on humanity, relationships and ultimately just life is comforting. Thank you!☺️
Thanks for posting this. I haven't been able to rewatch SC since the finale because I'm still sad about it being over. But your video made me want to do a rewatch.
They make my heart melt!
I really appreciate you sharing what helped shift how you saw LGBTQIA+ relationships and people. There's so much pressure to "just be accepting," and I know I do that too, I struggle to understand why people don't want me to have rights or be able to be with the person I love, but we need that bridge of understanding and how people can change their views.
I loved that show. It was great to watch these characters grow over the years. Dysfunctional does not always mean Non-functional!
Patrick and his parents makes me cry everytime
I just cried through this whole video. I love Patrick and David so much and I loved watching their relationship grow.
Oh now I want to binge Schitt's Creek again! Love love love that show so much! David and Patrick are just the sweetest little couple ever! Highly recommend that show, you'll love it! It could be interesting to have your input on the other couples of the show!
I'm not a romantic. I'm just not. One of the greatest pleasures of my adult life is having my own space, and it's probably telling that having it is more important to me than any relationship goal (whatever _that_ means) on any given day. Watching David and Patrick develop as a couple is the closest I've ever come to maybe-sorta-kinda understanding why people put such a premium on finding a true life partner.
ETA --- oh, and of course, seeing positive representation of a 2SLGBTQ+ relationship is great too! I forget that as amazing and relatable as this pairing is, it's also groundbreaking in a lot of ways.
Lemme share my experience with you, as someone who also needs my own space and time. I consider myself a social introvert: I enjoy socializing, but I need my alone time, and lots of it, to “recharge”. I live alone and enjoy it. Socializing is draining. I describe myself as having a few layers of bubble around me, and someone breaching the bubbles either saps my energy, or at minimum prevents me from recharging.
The first time I had a _real_ relationship, with someone I actually saw myself spending the rest of my life with, I noticed something: he could be “in my bubble” and I could still recharge. And it changed me: I went from needing absolute darkness and silence to fall asleep - if I could make out even the tiniest identifiable trace of a voice or a rhythm, even through walls, my brain would laser-focus on it and keep me awake - to falling asleep in bed while he watched TV next to me. (And if we hadn’t each been saddled with our respective baggage, we probably would have stayed together.)
So when the right person comes along, you won’t have to choose between having your own space and having a relationship: you’ll have both, because having them in your space is exactly what you’ll want. And you’ll realize that every relationship before that was just practicing for the real one.
This show is wonderful. From start to finish it's absolutely phenomenal. The way the characters grow and develop throughout the course of the show is so natural, the writing is fantastic and the actors are the perfect casting. I would always always recommend this show to someone.
You NEED to watch the whole series. All the humor and drama and practically every character experiences such personal growth. The way they represent the gay romance as just another normal thing. I'd love to see you react to the series with Alan